The Jeffersonian Receives IHCDA’s Statewide Excellence in Affordable Housing Award
The Jeffersonian, an affordable senior housing development created by Homestead Resources and its partners, has received the 2026 Excellence in Affordable Housing Award in the Senior Category from the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority.
Homestead Resources Announces Evil on Erie: The Final Fright
Volunteer-powered haunted attraction returns for final season this fall: One last scream. One last scare. One final fright. Homestead Resources invites the community to experience Evil on Erie: The Final Fright on Friday and Saturday evenings this October.
Homestead Resources Successfully Raises $1.34 Million in Capital Campaign to Create“A Home of Its Own”
Homestead Resources is proud to announce the successful completion of its $1.34 million “A Home of Its Own” Capital Fundraising Campaign
Jeffersonian Reaches Full Occupancy Welcoming 50 seniors home in Greater Lafayette
Homestead Resources is proud to announce that all apartments at The Jeffersonian are full, and the community is 100 percent leased, marking a major milestone in expanding access to safe, affordable housing in the Greater Lafayette community.
Impact Recognized: Marie Morse Receives Impact Award and United Way Invests in Housing Stability
Homestead Resources is proud to announce that Executive Director Marie Morse has been recognized by United Way of Greater Lafayette with the prestigious Gary Henriot Community Impact Award, which honors individuals whose leadership and service create meaningful, lasting change in the community.
Homestead Resources Receives $500K for Capital Campaign from NCHS
Homestead Resources, a local nonprofit housing organization serving 10 counties throughout the Greater Lafayette region, received a major gift of $500,000 from North Central Health Services Inc. The funds will be used to support the organization’s capital campaign goal of raising $1.3 million to acquire, rehabilitate, and move into a new office building in Lafayette, Indiana.
Homestead Resources Receives Tax Credits to Update Historic Jeff Senior Centre
Homestead Resources, a local nonprofit housing organization, was awarded Tax Credits to rehabilitate a multifamily rental property located in Lafayette, Indiana. The organization owns and operates two rental communities in Lafayette including the Jeffersonian and the Historic Jeff Senior Centre. The organization was selected to receive a 9% Low Income Housing Tax Credit award from the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA) through a competitive process.
Nonprofit to host Community Grand Opening of Jeffersonian Apartments
Homestead Resources a local nonprofit broke ground on a new affordable housing development in August of last year and in December they will host a Grand Opening of the Jeffersonian, a senior apartment community. The Jeffersonian is a Section 42 tax credit project with 50 units of affordable senior housing including 32 one-bedroom units and 18 two-bedroom units.
Homestead Resources Leads Affordable Housing Initiative in Northwest Indiana
Serving northwest Indiana since 1983, Homestead Resources is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting Hoosiers with affordable housing, financial education and housing counseling. With services covering 10 counties across northwest Indiana, this organization strives to “increase homeownership, maintain homeownership where it already exists and educate families on attaining safe, quality and stable housing.”
Local Nonprofit Organization Building New Apartment Community
The Lafayette community will be home to a new affordable housing development, the Jeffersonian. Homestead Resources, a local non-profit housing organization, is breaking ground on the new development next week. The Jeffersonian will include 50 units of affordable housing designated for seniors 55+ that will include one- and two-bedroom units. “We must provide housing that is attainable for all income levels, including seniors on restricted incomes. Providing this stability and allowing seniors to remain independent is something that everyone can rally behind,” said Andrea Kent, President and Founder, ALK Development.