Project Category
Federal housing earmarks — affordable housing & community development
Congressional earmarks for affordable housing, homeless shelter infrastructure, community development projects, and neighborhood revitalization.
Search Housing & Community ProjectsWho uses FFID for housing, homelessness & community development
Nonprofit developers, housing consultants, and community development organizations use FFID to track funded housing projects and identify early partnership opportunities.
- ✓ Affordable housing developers
- ✓ Community development consultants
- ✓ Nonprofit grant writers
What FFID shows for this category
Project title & description
Full scope from official source documents
Recipient organization
Normalized name, state, and district
Sponsoring member
Representative or senator who requested funding
Federal agency
Administering department and sub-agency
Amount
Requested and enacted dollar amounts
Status
Requested or enacted — updated weekly
Fiscal year
FY2022–FY2027
USASpending match
Award confirmation where available
Example searches
Try these in FFID to find housing, homelessness & community development earmarks before procurement begins.
Why finding these projects early matters
Congressional earmarks appear in FFID the moment Congress funds them. SAM.gov shows the opportunity later — after the agency has administered the grant, the recipient has hired consultants, and the RFP is already public. Lead time varies by agency, recipient, and funding instrument.
FFID gives you that window — funded intent before procurement, so you can start building relationships with funded recipients before competitors know the project exists.
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