USING LOW-INCOME HOUSING TAX CREDITS TO TRANSFORM LIVES: ARCHWAY COMMUNITIES
Established through the Tax Reform Act of 1986, the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program grants states around $10 billion in annual budget authority, enabling tax credits for the acquisition, rehabilitation, or new construction of rental housing aimed at lower-income households. We interviewed Georgeanne Barrett, Director of Communications and Philanthropy at Archway Communities, about how they are using the LIHTC program and donations to house, feed, and educate 1,234 low-income residents across 9 properties in the Denver Metro. You can learn more about how to qualify for this tax credit program here. GEORGEANNE BARRET Director of Communications & Philanthropy Archway Communities Georgeanne is responsible for raising funds to support Archway’s current and future work. That responsibility includes building relationships with funders, individual donors, writing grants, and more.
Willow Green is one of Archway's properties that offers both apartment style and townhome style, multi-level units with varying storage and parking options. Photo credit: Archway Communities.
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