When you are ready to buy your home, NeighborWorks Lincoln is here to assist.
NeighborWorks Lincoln was founded to combat economic inequities in our neighborhoods and build healthy communities. We strive to embrace diversity and we lean on our core value of inclusion.
We recognize the painful injustice of the recent murder of George Floyd and the ongoing inequity towards our Black friends and neighbors. We stand with our neighbors and recognize that Black Lives Matter. Our community is hurting – and we hurt alongside of it, with you. Together, we commit to dismantling historically and systematically ingrained racial oppression and the institutions that perpetuate these inequities.
NeighborWorks Lincoln reaffirms our commitment to healthy neighborhoods and communities, and supporting first time homeownership. We are also committed to working with our community partners to address racial injustice in our city, state and country’s institutions.
NeighborWorks Lincoln is pleased to announce the hiring of Wayne Mortensen, AIA, as the organization’s new CEO. A Nebraska native, Mortensen will relocate to Lincoln from Cleveland, Ohio where he served as Director of Design & Development at Cleveland Neighborhood Progress for the last seven years. Mortensen is expected to start in mid-July. “Wayne possesses Read More
Please join NeighborWorks Lincoln on Tuesday, June 9th from 1-2:30pm for a virtual presentation on the “History and Impact in Malone/Hawley.” The history of the Malone/Hawley neighborhood involves the vibrant, early African-American neighborhood, the devastating effects of red-lining and the Northeast Radial, then, the long road back. We will highlight neighborhood connectedness, history, and the Read More
Jon Carlson, Aide to Mayor Gaylor Baird, will open the Forum with an overview of the budget and 2020 priorities. Following the opening, will be breakout sessions where participants will choose up to three city departments they want to learn more about and share concerns. City departments will include: Planning, Parks and Recreation, LTU (transportation Read More
LINCOLN, NE – NeighborWorks Lincoln today has announced the resignation of CEO Michael Renken. The Board of Directors of NeighborWorks Lincoln accepted his resignation effective as of Oct. 29, 2019. The Board of Directors has hired Terry Uland as Interim CEO. Uland previously led NeighborWorks Lincoln for more than 15 years and more recently served Read More
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ANNOUNCEMENT
NeighborWorks Lincoln is doing our part to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus. In light of this, staff are working diligently from home. The NeighborWorks Lincoln office is now by appointment-only. In order to minimize face-to-face contact, please use phone, email, or mail when available instead of coming in person to the office. There is also a mail slot next to the front door if you have more urgent paperwork that you would like to drop off. By calling first, staff can triage individuals who can be helped remotely versus in-person, thus reducing community spread of COVID-19.
If you are interested in learning how this pandemic impacts the Homebuyer Program, please visit https://nwlincoln.org/homebuyer-services/.
