Our friends at Keys to the Valley are developing a housing needs assessment for the region, and they need your help! Please take a moment to complete their survey Learn more on the Keys to the Valley website.
Ready for homeownership but don’t know where to start? Get answers to your home buying questions with this comprehensive 8-hour class. You’ll learn about grants and other down payment assistance as well as which mortgage is right for you. Workshops all meet the pre-purchase requirement for most lenders. The workshop will be held at Woodstock History Center, 26 Elm Street, Woodstock, VT, on Saturday, January 25, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm. Registration fee is $99 per household, and the first 10 households to register will receive a $25 gift card from Twin Pines Housing upon completion of the workshop. Learn more and register by calling 802-254-4604, or visiting https://www.homemattershere.org/how-to-buy-a-home/. Co-hosted with Windham & Windsor Housing Trust and Woodstock Community Trust.
As the Upper Valley community faced unprecedented challenges due to the COVID-19, we found hope and inspiration in the outpouring of support from our neighbors and friends. This year we continued to move forward on several significant projects– finishing the first phase of Summer Park in Hanover and continuing major renovations at the Village at Crafts Hill in Lebanon – we also managed to complete Wentworth II in White River Junction and Wilder, VT.
Click this link to learn more in our 2020 Annual Report.
Ready for homeownership but don’t know where to start? Get answers to your home buying questions with this comprehensive 8-hour class. When finished, you’ll receive your Homebuyer Education Certificate, required by most local lenders. The workshop will be held at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, Auditorium A, on Saturday, September 7th, 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Registration fee is $99 per household, and the first 10 households to register will receive a $25 gift certificate upon completion of the workshop. Learn more and register by calling 800-974-1377, or visiting www.homesahead.org. Use promo code AHEAD20 for 20% off!
Join us for the ribbon cutting at Wentworth Community Housing on Tuesday, June 25 at 4:00 pm!
117 Wentworth Way (off Sykes Mountain Avenue), White River Junction, VT
Remarks will be followed by tours of the newly completed building and Twin Pines Housing’s Annual Meeting. View the agenda and nominees
RSVP by Friday, June 21 to krissy.preston@tphtrust.org
To absentee vote, please email your vote to krissy.preston@tphtrust.org subject line: 2019 Vote
1. Adopt 2018 Minutes – AYE/NAY View the 2018 Meeting Minutes
2. Approve Trustee Slate – AYE/NAY
Please be sure to sign the email with your FULL NAME
Ready for homeownership but don’t know where to start? Get answers to your home buying questions with this comprehensive 8-hour class. When finished, you’ll receive your Homebuyer Education Certificate, required by most local lenders. The workshop will be held at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, Auditorium A, on Saturday, February 9th, 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Registration fee is $99 per household, and the first 10 households to register will receive a $25 gift certificate upon completion of the workshop. Learn more and register by calling 800-974-1377, or visiting www.homesahead.org.
Ready for homeownership but don’t know where to start? Get answers to your home buying questions with this comprehensive 8-hour class. When finished, you’ll receive your Homebuyer Education Certificate, required by most local lenders. The workshops will be held at Twin Pines Housing’s offices, on Saturday, November 3rd, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm. Registration fee is $99 per household, and the first 10 households to register will receive a $25 gift certificate upon completion of the workshop. Learn more and register by calling 802-254-4604, or visiting www.HomeMattersHere.org.
NeighborWorks America is proud to announce that Andrew Winter, Executive Director of Twin Pines Housing in White River Junction is one of 45 leaders selected for the NeighborWorks Achieving Excellence Program, conducted at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.
The NeighborWorks Achieving Excellence Program, made possible in part by support from our generous sponsor the JPMorgan Chase Foundation, is an 18-month program that provides executives with the skills to advance their organizations’ performance. Each participant identifies and clearly defines a specific challenge critical to their organization’s success then spends the program addressing that challenge.
“I’m thrilled to have this opportunity to grow my leadership skills and the effectiveness of Twin Pines Housing,” said Winter. “Developing affordable housing and providing residents with the supports they need to stay healthy and housed holds constant challenges. Responding nimbly to the changing landscape is vital.”
The only comprehensive training of its kind, Achieving Excellence includes three formal sessions at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government, as well as one-on-one executive coaching and intensive peer learning. The program kicked off at Harvard University Sept. 11-15, and three additional meetings are planned across the country. Between academic sessions, participants will actively work on a clearly-defined goal critical to their organization’s success and will be working closely with their executive coach and peer group.
“The Achieving Excellence Program gives leaders the tools to build stronger organizations—more engaged and results-oriented staff and board members working to increase their impact in the communities they serve,” said Christina Deady, senior director of leadership and workforce development at NeighborWorks America
Achieving Excellence has graduated nearly 400 executive directors, CEOs and other senior leaders since the program began in 2002. Independent evaluations have shown astounding results for organizations that have participated in this program.
In an impact evaluation of a recent class of the NeighborWorks Achieving Excellence Program, 72 percent created positive change in their communities, 77 percent raised staff performance and morale, and 100 percent improved organizational strength and results. For more information about the NeighborWorks Achieving Excellence Program, go to www.neighborworks.org/ae.
Ready for homeownership but don’t know where to start? Get answers to your home buying questions with this comprehensive 8-hour class. When finished, you’ll receive your Homebuyer Education Certificate, required by most local lenders. The workshops will be held at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, Auditorium A, on Saturday, September 8th, 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Registration fee is $65 per household, and the first 10 registrants will receive a $25 gift certificate upon completion of the workshop and counseling. Learn more and register by calling 800-974-1377, or visiting www.homesahead.org.
Twin Pines Tracy Street Project Demolition from Rob Strong on Vimeo.
Twin Pines Housing began construction at Tracy Street in West Lebanon on Monday, July 23rd with the demolition of two houses on the property. Construction will continue over the course of the next year.
Twin Pines Housing is an equal opportunity provider and employer