The Metropolitan Housing Coalition educates and advocates for fair, accessible, and affordable housing in the Louisville Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA). MHC is a non-profit organization supported by over 300 individuals and organizations as coalition members who believe safe, decent housing is a basic human right.
Housing is a fundamental social determinant for health outcomes, education outcomes, safety, and opportunity. The Metropolitan Housing Coalition invites you to support our work in providing brighter futures and better outcomes through advancing housing justice and opportunity for everyone in the Louisville MSA.
Your donation on Give for Good will support our organization in continuing our critical work. Since the last Give for Good, MHC has:
- Released the 2024 State of Metropolitan Housing Report (SMHR) entitled Zoning in on Change: Building Stronger Communities Through Bold Action through a new partnership with the Northern Kentucky University Center for Economic Analysis and Development (CEAD).
- Written and published the 2025 Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice in Louisville, Kentucky for Louisville Metro Government.
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Jointly intervened on behalf of low- and fixed-income households before the Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) in the LG&E-KU IRP case, CPCN case, and rate case where the LG&E/KU suggested $3.7 billion in new generation and 11.5% rate increase due to potential data centers.
- Worked on publishing a Housing & Utility Affordability Report through a new partnership with Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance (SEEA).
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Educated the community about the essential role of fair, accessible, and affordable housing and utilities.
- Begun planning a 2026 Housing and Utility Affordability Conference to gather collective voices and discuss the intersection between utility and housing affordability.
- Worked to change exclusionary housing policies and institutional practices that create and maintain inequity and deny people opportunities and choices.
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Built alliances to influence decision-making, shift politics, and change cultural values towards equity and fairness for all.
- ...and much more.