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MetLife Foundation recognized CNCURC's collaborative efforts in our Fergus Street Homeownership 
Project, by choosing it as one of six grantees in the country. MetLife and LISC issued the prestigious
National Community-Police Partnership award grant for CNCURC's "innovative partnership between
community groups and police to promote neighborhood safety and revitalization." MetLife Foundation
will promote CNCURC's award-winning project, as a model for revitalization in urban centers, to a 
national audience of practitioners, policymakers, and academics. 
    

Cincinnati Enquirer Home & Garden section, Sunday, April 6th, 2008, front page, features a writeup about CNCURC and the Green houses on Fergus.

Cincinnati Magazine  "Home and Garden Seeing Green: Life Imitates Art" includes the special section of the April 2007 edition Center page and pages 154 and 155.

The Business Courier's October 19, 2007 article, featuring our houses and references the HOME House Project, show started it and why.

The U.S. Green Building Council recognizes CNCURC as a builder participating in its Leadership in Energy Efficient Design (LEED) Program and certified the Fergus Street green homes as a certified LEED project. The Council has recognized 558 LEED buildings in the United States for being green, high-performance and sustainable, including 14 buildings in Ohio. CNCURC is the first to receive this designation in Cincinnati.