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
Explore & review 1 minute 24 seconds Detailed feedback 59 seconds
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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Read transcript 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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Read transcript If you'd like to leave a detailed feedback on the website, start by clicking login at the top. Anyone with an FNPH .org email address can create a reviewer account. If you're a board member using another email address, send me a note and I'll make sure you have access. Enter your email and follow the prompts to sign in. Once you're signed in, click this button to open the review sidebar, then choose Annotate. With element selection active, click the text, image, or button you want to discuss. Type your feedback here, then click post comment. Your note is attached to that specific spot so I can see exactly what you mean. Suggested wording, corrected program information, or a link that needs updating are all helpful. Please tell me what's working too so I know what to keep. Use these filters to see comments on the page or across all pages and switch between open and resolved feedback. Thanks for helping make sure the site reflects FNPH and the people you serve.
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Show Choose your favorite homepage, content width, and image style—or let us know if none feel right. You can add a short reason if you’d like. Your preference will help shape FNPH’s new website.
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Home / Partners / Preservation Keep affordable homes in reach. Partner with FNPH on rural rental preservation, helping keep housing in place for residents with low and very low incomes.
Preserve the housing people rely on. FNPH’s preservation work focuses on rural affordable rentals and the residents who depend on them.
Keeping rural rentals in place. Rural Development Section 515 properties can leave the affordable housing stock when restrictions expire. FNPH works to acquire and preserve rural rental properties for residents with low and very low incomes.
Partners and funders can start a conversation about this work with our team.
Preservation in practice. Azalea Apartments Bowling Green, Florida
Azalea is FNPH’s current worked example of rural rental preservation: keeping affordable apartments in place for low- and very-low-income residents in a small agricultural town.
Discuss preservation Looking for an apartment? Questions about living at Azalea continue with the property manager. Our rentals page explains how to find the right contact.
Explore rental information Let’s find a way forward. Start a conversation about your organization’s work.
