Build Back Better Act
Build Back Better Act
A Message From Columbia Housing's Chief Executive Officer, Ivory N. Mathews
This weekend, the Washington Post reported that housing programs could be "among the first to hit the cutting room floor" as Congress works to slim down the $3.5 trillion Build Back Better Act. WE NEED YOUR HELP! We must advocate fiercely for funding that could preserve and create housing affordability options in our communities and across the nation.
I invite you to JOIN US in sending letters to Congress and the White House, urging them to keep the proposed $300 billion for housing and community development programs in the final version of the bill.
Click on this link & submit a letter today!
Ivory N. Mathews CEO of Columbia Housing currently serves in the following local, state, regional, and national affordable housing advocacy roles:
- Congressional Contact for the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials (NAHRO)
- Legislative Representative - SC on the Legislative Committee for the Southeastern Regional Council of NAHRO (SERC-NAHRO)
- Board Member & Officer for the Carolina's Council of Housing, Redevelopment & Codes Officials (CCHRCO)
- President-Elect for the Carolina's Council of Housing, Redevelopment & Codes Officials (CCHRCO) - 2021-2022
- Senior Vice-President for the Carolina's Council of Housing, Redevelopment & Codes Officials (CCHRCO) - 2020-2021
- Legislative Representative - SC on the Legislative Committee for the Carolina's Council of Housing, Redevelopment & Codes Officials (CCHRCO)
- Board Member of the Housing Trust Fund Advisory Committee for the South Carolina State Housing Finance, and Development Authority
- Member of the SC Association of Housing Authority Executive Directors
- Member of the City of Columbia's Affordable Housing Taskforce
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