Cohousing-L Mailing List: Re: Grants

[Perry_rg (peregryn2356]

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Catya,
 
I ran across this information last week that might be interest to you.  The 
Enterprise Foundation, in partnership with the National Resource Defense 
Council, has started a Green Communities Initiative.  This is in addition to 
their existing initiatives, such as the one for afforable housing and the one 
for community development leadership.  Here is the link to get more information:
 
http://www.enterprisefoundation.org/majorinitiatives/green/index.asp
 
They do provide grants in support of their initiatives, so you might want to 
check out their requirements to apply.
 
Light, Life, Love, Liberty, and Laughter!
 
Perry Godwin
Lansing Cohousing
Lansing, Michigan
 
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Catya Belfer-Shevett <catya [at] homeport.org> wrote:
Hi all,

As we yet again cross our fingers about land, and with apologies because 
i've asked this before...

I'm looking for information on Grants for affordable and/or green building, 
particularly ones that cohousing groups have received before or have reason 
to think that we might :)

Thanks!

- catya
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Catya Belfer-Shevett ____\ / Interested in
catya [at] pobox.com \ / \/ Cohousing in MA?
www.catya.org \/ www.mosaic-commons.org

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