Ongoing grant partnerships are a cornerstone of our work.

Our 2024 summer newsletter is here. We're trying out a new format for some of our publications to cut down on paper - let us know what you think!

After more than two decades in her quirky Birchwood home, KulshanCLT’s first homeowner Jen looks around her living room at the thriving jungle of plants and eclectic handmade art from New Orleans. “I’m sure minimalists would find this cluttered, but everything is a memory…

Join us for the 25th anniversary edition of our annual party and all-members meeting!

Join us for a pop-up party on our 25th anniversary!

Rose Lathrop is a dynamic nonprofit leader based in Bellingham, WA, with a true passion for ensuring our community grows intelligently and with seven generations in mind. Known for her vivacious energy…

Our 2023 Annual Report is here. We're trying out a new format for some of our publications to cut down on paper - let us know what you think!

As I prepare to bid farewell to Kulshan Community Land Trust, I find myself grappling with a mix of emotions, best described as bittersweet. Leaving behind a job is always tinged with excitement for new adventures, yet there's a profound sadness in parting ways…

On March 14, we gathered with representatives from Faber Construction (West Coast Homes) and the City of Bellingham for a ribbon-cutting on our 142nd home, a modular home built for the trust by Faber Construction.

This beautiful home is noteworthy because…

Long-time KulshanCLT Executive Director Dean Fearing shares some bittersweet news.

A significant investment from the state of Washington!

Join us for a year of celebrations and big plans!

We're not sure what the right word is... Proud? Grateful? Humble? We're holding a little bit of each of those as we share this news with our community.

AnnMarie remembers that when they were first house hunting, “We had written out a list of everything we wanted in a house, like a vision board. We told our realtor…

April Claxton bought her KulshanCLT house 15 years ago. It’s a place where she feels happy, comfortable, cozy, and inspired. As a “maker and baker,” her community is incredibly important as well as helping…

We just closed on 8.2 acres in Ferndale to build 50+ permanently affordable homes!

One of our homeowners shared some history around Telegraph Road where her new home is now located.

Read the latest happenings in KulshanCLT’s building projects.

A note from Dean Fearing, KulshanCLT’s Executive Director.

Elile and Zooey have lived in Whatcom County all their lives, mostly on the Nooksack reservation in rented tribal housing and with family members. Elile shared that she lived with a lot of stress and anxiety when she lived in tribal housing.