As we embrace the holiday season, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the spirit of fellowship that fuels Jubilee’s work.

Bill was a man of rare substance and depth of caring. Simply put, he loved people, and he loved finding ways to encourage and nurture people’s dreams.

“We’ll be your pastor,” Gordon Cosby said with conviction to the Black congregants of a small rural church in Lynchburg, Virginia.

Tyrell Holcomb, Jubilee Housing's Vice President of External Affairs, shares personal insights into Jubilee's current initiatives and his vision for the future of Jubilee’s advocacy.

Marty reflects on Jubilee Housing’s influence in driving the conversation around support for vulnerable populations in Washington, DC.

For over 40 years, Martin "Marty" Mellet has been an outstanding community leader, dedicating his life and career to promoting social justice through housing, economic development, policy advocacy, and improving Washington, DC for everyone—especially those most in need.

Miya explores how Jubilee Housing supports, works with, and celebrates the Hispanic community in Ward 1.

In this spotlight for Hispanic Heritage Month, Gilma shares her incredible journey, reflecting on Jubilee Housing’s impact on her life and her commitment to giving back to the community.

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we are proud to spotlight Concepción Benitez, a cherished resident of Jubilee Housing.

How Jubilee Housing got its start creating affordable housing and services for citizens looking to rebuild their lives after incarceration.

In this Q&A-style article, David Schultz shares his insights as someone who has personally experienced reentry and now champions the cause leveraging his experience to help others navigate their reentry journey.

Meet Anthony, a current participant in Jubilee’s Reentry Housing Initiative. Through his reentry journey, Anthony reframes traditional narratives by demonstrating how incarceration can serve as a period of reflection and genuine rehabilitation. In a candid conversation, he shares how he used this time to focus on self-improvement and better his life.

Gina Daye-Williams is overseeing the expansion of Jubilee’s reentry housing and services programming at the former King Emmanuel Baptist (KEB) church and the adjacent Ontario Place apartment building, which are both under construction.

Audrey Walker, the director of Jubilee Housing's Youth Services program, shares insights into its history, growth, and impact.

Karen Salmeron's story is an example of the rich tapestry of caring and opportunity that enables Jubilee Housing to make a lasting and meaningful difference in many young lives.

In this Q&A style article, we delve into the rich experiences and profound impact of Nona Beth Cresswell who dedicated her life to nurturing and uplifting children. From her childhood experience in the Church of the Saviour to founding the Jubilee Children’s House, her journey is a testament to the power of gifts, faith, and community.

Myra Peabody Gossens sat down with us to tell us the story of how JSA was formed and the importance of partnering with the business community.

For many years, the Jubilee Support Alliance (JSA) was Jubilee Housing’s connection to the Washington DC business community. Many events raised millions for Jubilee Housing and introduced thousands to the organization.

Jubilee Housing's commitment to Justice Housing is strengthened by its invaluable business partnerships. We celebrate the voices of our current partners who are motivated by a deep-seated belief in the transformative power of Justice Housing.

Frederick “Bart” Harvey, former Chair and Chief Executive Officer of Enterprise Community Partners and current Chair of the Calvert Impact Board of Directors, left his lucrative investment banking job in New York to work with Jim Rouse, one of the founders of Jubilee Housing and Enterprise Community Partners.