Gregor, as you rotate out of your board seat, we want to thank you for crucial contributions as a co-founder and for serving the last four years as our inaugural Chairman. You were instrumental in founding and standing up Flagstone. We wouldn’t be where we are without you. How do we appreciate you? Let us count the ways: You fostered innovation and helped us achieve product/market fit. You gave us access to properties where we could learn, test, and pilot different upstream prevention approaches. You also gave us the freedom to explore and iterate quickly—“Do what you want.” You also raised the capital needed to launch the Flagstone Initiative. In addition to the generous support that you provided, you also found like-minded funders to join you. Without that initial funding, there wouldn’t have been any runway to get this thing off the ground. Most importantly, you believed in us and in the win-win vision that upstream prevention would prevent both renters and housing providers. You publicly advocated for the idea of upstream prevention and helped put the word in the street. We will miss you, Gregor, but we will continue to build on what we’ve created together and carry on with your vision of using scalable technology solutions to become the "biggest nonprofit ever." Thank you, Gregor, from the entire Flagstone team!

We are pleased to announce that t he Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta has given us their support for Rent Loans in Atlanta, GA, playing a critical role in making Rent Loans available to Atlanta renters at risk of eviction, helping to keep them in their homes. We are extremely grateful for the support of the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta. Their early leadership in supporting eviction prevention is key to our efforts in Greater Atlanta, and we deeply appreciate the support of the community.

We are pleased to announce that The Gheens Foundation has renewed their support for Rent Loans in Louisville, KY, playing a critical role in making Rent Loans available to Louisville renters at risk of eviction, helping to keep them in their homes. We are extremely grateful for the support of The Gheens Foundation and other generous foundations dedicated to helping Kentucky renters. With their collective support, we have made hundreds of Rent Loans to Kentucky renters, stabilizing their finances so they can remain stably housed.

Happy summer from your friends at Flagstone! We’ve been busy helping paycheck-to-paycheck renters stay in their homes with our no-fee, no-interest Rent Loans. We’re growing fast: We now reach 6,500 households, on pace for 10,000 by year end Over 330 loans made in 2025 so far, already more than double all of 2024 We’re on track to make over 1,000 Rent Loans annually

We are proud to announce that the Mike & Gillian Goodrich Foundation has renewed and extended their support for upstream eviction prevention in Alabama, with a multi-year grant. Their support helps enable Flagstone's no-fee, no-interest Rent Loans for renters, improving housing stability and helping people stay in their homes. We are extremely grateful for the support of the Mike & Gillian Goodrich Foundation and the many other generous foundations dedicated to helping Alabama renters. With their collective support, we have made hundreds of Rent Loans to Alabama renters, stabilizing their finances so they can remain stably housed.

We are happy to share that the Louisville Affordable Housing Trust Fund (LAHTF) has contributed to our upstream effort to improve housing stability with Rent Loans in Louisville, KY. We are extremely grateful for the support of LAHTF and the other generous foundations dedicated to helping Kentucky renters. With their collective support, we have made hundreds of Rent Loans to Kentucky renters, stabilizing their finances so they can remain stably housed.

We are delighted to announce that the Housing Affordability Trust (HAT) has renewed their support for upstream eviction prevention in Alabama, doubling their support from last year. Their support helps enable Flagstone's no-fee, no-interest Rent Loans for renters, improving housing stability and helping people stay in their homes. We are extremely grateful for the support of HAT and the many other generous foundations dedicated to helping Alabama renters. With their collective support, we have made hundreds of Rent Loans to Alabama renters, stabilizing their finances so they can remain stably housed.

Earlier this month, The Flagstone Initiative's CEO and co-founder Shin Inoue was invited to present at the Community Preservation Corporation (CPC)'s 50th Anniversary Symposium in New York City, as part of their " Innovative Ideas for the Future of Housing " program. Shin made a presentation entitled "Improve Housing Stability for Rent-Burdened Families with Rent Splitting and Rent Loans," an idea that resonated with the assembled housing innovators, including academics, policymakers, advocates, and community leaders. The event featured an impressive collection of innovators working to tackle the most pressing housing challenges facing American communities, and we are honored for the opportunity to share what we've learned about the impact of upstream financial stability programs for preventing eviction. From Shin's presentation:

The Flagstone team is pleased to announce the Alabama Power Foundation will continue its generous support of our eviction prevention programs. Their support of these programs creates lasting impact for the Alabama renters we serve. Their contribution will help us create a sustainable fund for Rent Loans, our no-interest loan that helps residents stay current on rent through small-dollar financial shocks like car-repairs. Thank you to the Alabama Power Foundation, we are excited to continue our work together in the coming year!