Grant and Funding FHCCI has a history of securing multi-year grants and funding (e.g., $300K grant in 2020 and foundations support in 2017). This indicates openness to grant-based partnerships, program funding, and potential for co-funded initiatives around housing accessibility, eviction prevention, and fair housing education.

Policy and Litigation The organization is active in legal advocacy and enforcement actions, including filing federal fair housing lawsuits and publishing impact reports. This suggests opportunities for collaboration on research, data analysis, and policy-focused programs that leverage FHCCI’s legal and advocacy credibility.

Data and Analytics FHCCI employs tools like Power BI, SQL, ArcGIS, and RSS feeds to track housing issues, indicating a strong data-driven approach. This creates sales potential for analytics services, dashboards, and GIS-enabled visualizations to monitor eviction trends, discrimination patterns, and program outcomes.

Community Reach With a regional focus across Central Indiana and a mission to affect 24 counties through outreach efforts, FHCCI represents a broad stakeholder base for partnerships with libraries, municipalities, and community organizations to scale fair housing education and training.

Public Awareness Recent initiatives like The Stacked Deck eviction report and virtual workshops demonstrate a commitment to education and awareness. This opens doors for collaboration on communications, campaign management, and digital learning programs tailored to tenants, landlords, and housing providers.