Kelsey Glavee, a new homeowner who recently received a $15,000 grant toward purchase, changes out a front door lock. Without the grant from Own It: Building Black Wealth, Glavee said it would have likely been years before she bought her first home.
Raghiatou Bah and her son, Mamadou, 8, explore their new living space, a condominium purchased with assistance from a grant through Own It: Building Black Wealth in Madison.
Raghiatou Bah and her children, Mamadou, 8, and Aissatou, 7, enter their new living space — a condominium purchased with assistance from a grant through Own It: Building Black Wealth in Madison.
Surrounded by packing boxes in her family’s cramped apartment, Aissatou Bah, 7, navigates the crowded space as the family prepares to move to their new condo purchased through a program for staff and families at One City Schools.
Kelsey Glavee in the front yard of her new South Side home. Only 15.3% of Black adults in Madison owned their home in 2019, according to the Wisconsin Policy Forum.
Kelsey Glavee, a new homeowner who recently received a $15,000 grant toward purchase, changes out a front door lock. Without the grant from Own It: Building Black Wealth, Glavee said it would have likely been years before she bought her first home.
Kelsey Glavee in the front yard of her new South Side home. Only 15.3% of Black adults in Madison owned their home in 2019, according to the Wisconsin Policy Forum.
Raghiatou Bah and her son, Mamadou, 8, explore their new living space, a condominium purchased with assistance from a grant through Own It: Building Black Wealth in Madison.
Surrounded by packing boxes in her family’s cramped apartment, Aissatou Bah, 7, navigates the crowded space as the family prepares to move to their new condo purchased through a program for staff and families at One City Schools.
Raghiatou Bah and her children, Mamadou, 8, and Aissatou, 7, enter their new living space — a condominium purchased with assistance from a grant through Own It: Building Black Wealth in Madison.
