We're deeply honored to receive the William Crawford Public Service Award at this year's @CHIPIndy Celebration!
This recognition reflects the work of Prosperity Indiana in leading the @HoosierHousing Needs Coalition in advocating for better housing solutions across the state.
Lasting change takes all of us, and we're grateful to stand alongside so many dedicated partners building a stronger system for our communities.
Thank you to @CHIPIndy for this honor and for celebrating the collective efforts of the Hoosier Housing Needs Coalition.
PRESS RELEASE: Prosperity Indiana thanks @SenToddYoung for taking action to address Indiana's housing affordability crisis by reintroducing the Eviction Crisis Act and the Family Stability and Opportunity Vouchers Act.
Prosperity Indiana encourages Hoosiers to reach out to thank Senator Young for standing with Hoosiers and to urge other members of Indiana's Congressional delegation to speedily pass both bills. votervoice.net/IACED/campaig…
See the full press release 'Prosperity Indiana Thanks Senator Young for Supporting Housing Affordability and Stability through Newly Reintroduced Legislation' at prosperityindiana.org/Policy…
Mark your calendars for the 2027 Prosperity Indiana Summit on May 19-20 at the Marriott Indianapolis North!
Join community leaders and advocates from across the state for a day of high-impact learning and networking. Full program details and registration info are coming soon.
Thank you to @JGfortwayne for featuring @ProsperityInd's summer Regional Meeting series!
"Fort Wayne was one of seven communities statewide this summer that Prosperity Indiana hosted regional meetings in to promote dialogue and hear the economic realities many families face...
In Indiana, 14 of the 20 largest occupations, including retail sales, nursing assistants and customer service representatives have a median wage that is less than what would be needed to comfortably afford housing. And that figure is up from nine occupations in 2022."
Read more: journalgazette.net/local/ind…
Prosperity Indiana retweeted
2026 is the first #LaborDay in recent memory in Indiana in which the average Hoosier’s job pays *less* than what’s needed to afford to rent a modest 2BR home.
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Prosperity Indiana retweeted
“The bad news from Out of Reach – Indiana 2026 is a confirmation that the state’s housing affordability crisis is not contained to the most vulnerable Hoosiers, but is now threatening Indiana’s moderate-income households as well,” said @ProsperityInd’s @AndrewBradleyUS.
The hourly wage needed for Hoosier renters to afford a modest home has increased much faster than Hoosier renter wages, leaving the average household with $7,696 less annually in purchasing power compared to just three years ago.
This is according to Out of Reach – Indiana 2026, co-released by Prosperity Indiana and the National Low Income Housing Coalition, which also finds that together, the median wage of all occupations in Indiana no longer pays enough to make rent for the typical Hoosier household.
Without targeted policy change to address housing affordability and economic opportunity by Indiana's policymakers, the report's findings reveal a deep threat to the state's prospects for community, workforce, and economic growth.
View the report here at housing4hoosiers.org/2026/07…
Prosperity Indiana retweeted
Thank you @AnnaCecil227 of @StateAffairsIN for talking with me about the contradiction of Indiana being ranked “Number 1 on paper” for housing affordability, but “out of reach for many” Hoosiers in reality.











