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Charity seeks millions to create more affordable housing in Flagstaff
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In the High Country, where housing can be costly, many organizations are seeking solutions through affordable housing complexes.
One group aiming to help the elderly and families in need said they are now millions of dollars short of funding to build over 100 affordable units in downtown Flagstaff.
A pile of rubble now sits where St. Mary’s Catholic School, built in the 1950s, once stood. The school moved locations in 2017, and in 2018, it was purchased by AllThrive 365, formally known as the Foundation for Senior Living.
“Our plan was to build 2 housing communities, the first one for older adults,” said CEO Tami Bohannon. “So 70 units for older adults and about 65 units for families in phase two.”
Bohannon said the project is split into two phases, with phase one expected to cost over $33 million. However, even though they’ve begun demolition, they don’t have enough money to pay for the first phase.
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