Across the country, many faith-based organizations are facing a common challenge: what to do with aging, underutilized buildings and vacant land. In some cases, these properties are more than a century old. Rather than holding onto them, some institutions are choosing to repurpose their underutilized real estate assets into housing to advance their missions.
In this article published by Forbes, our president Mark Morgan offers advice to churches and other faith leaders on how they might repurpose aging properties or vacant land for social impact by transforming these assets into housing and other civic spaces. Read more here.
