Navigate Affordable Housing Partners has awarded more than $1.5 million in grant funding to 21 Birmingham-based nonprofits.
Major Investment in Birmingham Communities
The locally headquartered nonprofit distributed the funds as part of a broader $2.9 million initiative across Alabama. Birmingham organizations received the largest share, reflecting the city’s ongoing need for housing stability, health services, and community support. Alabama received more funding than any other state where Navigate operates, including Mississippi, Connecticut, and Virginia.
Nonprofits Serving Diverse Needs
The awarded nonprofits represent a wide range of services, including maternal and infant health, food access, housing support, domestic violence prevention, education, and water quality. Several organizations, such as Woodlawn United, Magic City Harvest, and Serving You Ministries, focus on strengthening neighborhoods through direct community engagement and essential services.
Full List
- Collat Jewish Family Services — $100,000
- Community Care Development Network — $100,000
- ELI Thrive — $100,000
- One Place Metro Alabama Family Justice Center — $100,000
- One Roof — $100,000
- Woodlawn United — $100,000
- UAB Live HealthSmart Alabama — $100,000
- Magic City Harvest — $85,334
- Hearts In Hands, Inc. — $82,000
- Daniel Payne College Legacy Village Foundation — $75,000
- Travelers Aid of Greater Birmingham — $75,000
- Titusville Development Corporation — $70,000
- Bundles of Hope Diaper Bank — $50,000
- Forge Breast Cancer Survivor Center — $50,000
- Help 2 Others — $50,000
- Hispanic and Immigrant Center of Alabama — $50,000
- Renew Birmingham — $50,000
- Serving You Ministries — $50,000
- Changed Lives — $47,000
- Women Under Construction Network — $37,900
- Holy Family Cristo Rey Catholic High School — $36,017
Long-Term Stability and Community Impact
Navigate Affordable Housing CEO Lisa McCarroll said the grants reflect a growing commitment to help families achieve long-term stability as needs continue to rise. Four nonprofits accepted their awards in person at Navigate’s Birmingham office on Dec. 18, highlighting the organization’s hands-on approach to supporting partners that protect families and strengthen communities across the city.
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