Minnesota Housing is the state's housing finance agency, dedicated to providing access to safe, decent, and affordable housing for low and moderate-income Minnesotans. For over 50 years, they have been working tirelessly to finance housing and help residents buy and improve their homes. In 2022 alone, they distributed an impressive $2.18 billion in resources and served over 109,000 households.

Their vision is for all Minnesotans to live and thrive in a safe, stable home they can afford in the community of their choice. To achieve this, Minnesota Housing collaborates with individuals, communities, and partners to create, preserve, and finance affordable housing. They are driven by principles of inclusivity, equity, innovation, and accountability.

The agency's board of directors, led by Commissioner Jennifer Leimaile Ho, ensures that decisions are made independently and in the best interest of the community. Minnesota Housing also boasts a dedicated Servant Leadership Team (SLT), comprised of senior leaders who guide the agency's direction.

Minnesota Housing is deeply committed to equity, racial diversity, and inclusion. They acknowledge historical housing disparities and actively work towards closing the homeownership gap between white households and households of color. By continuously learning and improving, they strive to serve Minnesota as antiracist public servants.

To learn more about Minnesota Housing and their inspiring work, you can explore their website for valuable resources and updates.