Help shape FNPH’s new website.

Welcome! Pick your favorite homepage and image style, or tell us if none feel right. A short reason is optional. These videos show how to share a preference or detailed feedback. Thanks for taking a look. — Gilberto

Choose your favorite homepage, content width, and image style—or select “None of these feel right.” A short reason is optional. No account needed.

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Hey team, help us choose a look for FNPH's new website. Pick your favorite homepage and image style. If none feel right, you can tell us that too. You don't need an account. Start by clicking Explore and Review at the top, first try version A and then version B. They have different home pages, but share the same inside pages. Next try narrow and wide. These options change how much space the content uses across the screen. Then try the image styles. Source: fnph.org shows photos from the current website. The other styles show ideas for a new look. The artwork, AI images and video animations are still drafts. Take a look at a few pages. Your image style stays selected as you browse. Any comments you started will stay in the panel too. When you're ready, choose one of these answers. This is my favorite, my favorite with changes or none of these feel right. You can tell us what works or what you change. If none feel right, tell us what you'd prefer. A short answer is fine and you can leave it blank. There's also a space for you to comment on the words used on the site. Are they clear and easy to understand? And tell us what you think of the visual identity, the logos, colors, fonts and images. Does it feel right for FNPH? Both questions are optional. Last, enter your name and select your role. Check the summary of your choices, then click Submit. Thanks for taking a look. Your input will help shape the new site. To leave a comment on a specific part of the page, watch the Detailed feedback video.

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Rooted in rural Florida.
Here for what comes next.

Since 1978, FNPH has worked to make decent, safe, affordable housing more accessible to rural families and farmworkers.

Explore our story
Farmworkers in a cultivated field.

A place to live.
Room to move forward.

A safe, affordable home gives people a place to settle and plan for the future.

Florida Non-Profit Housing works alongside rural families, farmworkers, and housing organizations to help make that possible. The work takes many forms. The purpose stays the same.

One purpose.
A growing story.

It began with farmworker housing.

In 1978, FNPH formed as the successor to the American Friends Service Committee’s Florida farmworker-housing effort. Its early work gave nonprofit housing providers training and support to improve housing for migrant and seasonal farmworkers.

Helping others build.

That foundation grew into support for self-help housing organizations and rural rental housing. By sharing knowledge with other providers, FNPH helped more communities take on the work of affordable housing.

Working alongside families.

Today, the work includes housing counseling, homebuyer education, farmworker assistance, and housing development and preservation. Each offers a different way to help people find a path forward.

Explore housing guidance
More about our early work

FNPH’s first years focused on technical assistance: helping nonprofit organizations develop the skills to create and maintain housing. Early self-help housing grantees were among the organizations supported through that effort.

Read FNPH’s published history
Azalea Apartments entrance and sign.

Keeping a place
to call home.

Building the future also means caring for the homes that are already here.

At Azalea Apartments in Bowling Green, FNPH’s preservation work connects its housing mission to a specific place. Keeping rural rental housing affordable helps people remain part of their community.

Explore our preservation workLooking for rental information?

The people
behind the work.

Meet FNPH’s leadership and the team carrying the mission forward.

Meet the full teamMeet the board
Steven Brown

Steven Brown

Executive Director

Kurt Krahn

Kurt Krahn

Deputy Director

Service leaves a lasting mark. Read the Saffold story and explore the scholarship that continues his legacy.

Our work,
in the open.

Explore the annual report archive. For the latest report, audit, or Form 990, contact FNPH.

Request financial information

Be part of
what comes next.

Start a conversation with FNPH.