FY22-23 Section 4 Capacity Building Request for Proposals - Rural and Tribal Communities - Webinar Logistics

Sep 13, 2026

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Webinar briefing for the FY22-23 Section 4 Capacity Building Request for Proposals focused on rural and tribal communities. Covers webinar logistics, agenda items, and emphasizes alignment with the official RFP language. Summarizes Enterprise Community Partners’ mission and Section 4’s purpose under HUD’s program, defining capacity building as ongoing support, training, and resource development to strengthen eligible CDCs, CHDOs, and qualified tribal entities. Provides RFP highlights including total funding, expected award range, eligibility conditions, submission rules, and timelines.

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Reading Time15 min

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Agenda

Section 4 Program Overview

Section 4 Program

What is Capacity Building?

RFP Overview

Executive Summary

Eligibility Requirements

FY22-23 Section 4 Capacity Building Request for Proposals Rural and Tribal Communities Date: December 11, 2024 Time: 3:00–4:00 p. m. EDT 1 RFP@enterprisecommunity org Webinar Logistics • Attendees will be muted upon entry to the webinar. • Submit all questions via • Questions will be read and answered at the end of the presentation . • PowerPoint and the recording from today’s webinar will be posted on our website . • Questions may also be submitted to . Agenda • About Enterprise Community Partners, Inc . • Section 4 Program Overview • Request for Proposals Overview • Proposal Submission • Award Notification • Reminders • Questions NOTE: The content included in this webinar is only intended to summarize the contents of the Request for Proposal document (RFP) . Any content within this presentation that appears discrepant from the language in the RFP is superseded by the language in the RFP. All Applicants are strongly encouraged to carefully read the RFP guidelines and adhere to them. About Enterprise OUR IMPACT Over our 42-year-history, Enterprise has invested $54 billion and created or preserved 873,000 homes in all 50 states . GRANT FUNDING Enterprise has awarded over $578 million in grant funding to local partner organizations . RURAL COMMUNITIES Since 1997, we have invested more than $950 million and developed more than 16,000 homes in rural communities nationwide . Jim Rouse, Founder SECTION 4 PROGRAM OVERVIEW Section 4 Program Funding is made available through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Section 4 Capacity Building for Community Development Program . The purpose of the Section 4 Program is to enhance the technical and administrative capabilities of: • Community Development Corporations (CDCs) • Community Housing Development Organizations (CHDOs) • 501c3 Tribal Entities, Tribally Designated Housing Entities, Tribal Housing Authorities, + Native Community Development Financial Institutions …to carry out community development and affordable housing activities for the benefit of families with low to moderate income (80% AMI or below) . Section 4 is the only HUD program specifically designed to build the capacity of CDCs and CHDOs . Section 4 Program What is Capacity Building? 􀂉 Support, investment, or training used to bring an eligible CDC, CHDO, or Tribal entity to the next level of operational, programmatic, financial, or organizational maturity, so it may more effectively and efficiently implement its mission . 􀂉 A process to improve and retain skills, knowledge, tools, and other resources needed to serve low-and moderate-income households in local communities with increased or improved affordable housing and community development. 􀂉 Not a one-time effort to improve short-term effectiveness, but a continuous improvement strategy toward the creation of a sustainable and effective organization that serves its community. RFP OVERVIEW Executive Summary • All information related to the RFP is available on our website . • Total amount to be awarded is $3,131,333.00 • Funding seeks to build the capacity of eligible CDCs, CHDOs, Tribes, THAs, TDHEs and Native CDFIs to carry out community development and affordable housing activities that address the needs of households with low income (80% AMI or lower) in rural and tribal communities . • Average awards expected to be $50,000.00 . Larger requests will be considered if proposed activities and costs align, and the capacity building benefit is clear. • Past or current grantees should be in good standing with their awards . • Proposals must have a direct capacity building benefit to the organization applying for funds . • Organizations may only submit one proposal. • Award recommendations announced in March 2025. • Grants will start on the date the agreement is executed by both parties . Costs incurred outside of the grant period of performance will n

FAQs

What is the purpose of the Section 4 program mentioned in the webinar?

It is designed to enhance the technical and administrative capabilities of eligible CDCs, CHDOs, and qualified tribal entities so they can carry out community development and affordable housing activities for low- to moderate-income families.

How does the webinar define capacity building?

Capacity building includes support, investment, or training that helps eligible organizations improve operational, programmatic, financial, or organizational maturity, using a continuous improvement approach rather than a one-time effort.

What are key RFP submission expectations highlighted in the webinar?

Proposals must provide a direct capacity building benefit, each organization may submit only one proposal, and proposals are due in SlideRoom by 11:59 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time on January 31, 2025.

Sep 13, 2026

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