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Central City Concern: 2005 Rouse Award Winner Case Study
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Published 2006
Author Ian Kennedy
Source Enterprise Community Partners
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Portland, Oregon, based Central City Concern was selected as one of two community-based organizations to receive the Jim and Patty Rouse Award for excellence in community revitalization for 2005. Established in 2002 to honor Enterprise's founders, the Jim and Patty Rouse Awards celebrated the important working being done by community-based and regional nonprofit organizations and eligible Tribal entities that engage in affordable housing development and comprehensive community revitalization. The awards are sponsored by Enterprise's Network Advisory Board, a 25-member panel of leaders in the affordable housing and community development industry. Award winners each receive grant of $5,000 in unrestricted funds.

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