Each year the ULI Annual Fund transfers more than $1 million to support ULI’s mission-driven programs:

• A. Eugene Kohn / KPF Fellowship: The A. Eugene Kohn/KPF Fellowship will fund research on low carbon design and other activities in the ULI Randall Lewis Center for Sustainability in Real Estate.
• Advisory Services: Advisory Service Panels leverage the expertise of our diverse membership to deliver achievable results for communities facing difficult land-use challenges across communities worldwide.
• Marty Stern Inclusion Fund: Supports Product Council Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives that will enhance the Product Council experience and/or promote DEI in the real estate industry.
• NEXT: A leadership initiative where mid-career professional scan engage in discussions of topics that affect their businesses, help them develop professionally, and support a deeper understanding of the community in which they live.
• Randall Lewis Center for Sustainability in Real Estate: Accelerates sustainability in real estate and cities by cultivating leadership and knowledge, advancing the adoption of sustainability practices across the real estate value chain, helping solve land use and real estate challenges, and advancing policy solutions. The center envisions a net zero, resilient, healthy and inclusive world where every person thrives. ​
• Terwilliger Center for Housing: Committed to expanding access to affordable housing for all by offering a comprehensive range of support, including technical assistance, collaborative forums, insightful research, and an awards program.
• UrbanPlan: Harnesses the power of experiential learning to drive students to more deeply engage in the complex nature of land-use decisions and inspire them to take an active role as engaged citizens to create better communities.
• Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI): Works to achieve four objectives in the real estate industry and at ULI: promote the advancement of women, increase the number of women who serve in leadership positions, increase the visibility of women leaders, and increase the number of women who are active ULI Full members.
• Young Leaders Group: Creates opportunities for young professionals under the age of 35 to develop skills and build relationships that will help advance their careers and foster an understanding of thoughtful development practices.
• District Councils: ULI’s District Councils continuously work to provide keen leadership and networking opportunities, improve DEI initiatives, conduct educational forums, and build important relationships with both their local communities and our 45,000 plus members in the land use industry.

Investment in the ULI Annual Fund is an investment in our cities and our futures. Join us in bettering the built environment for all by making a tax-deductible donation today.

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