Associations
The Voice of Factory-Built Housing
To be an advocate for members, facilitating relationships which educate, support, and promote the factory-built housing industry.
We are dedicated to representing the factory-built housing industry in Wisconsin. Founded in 1949, WHA members include retailers, manufacturers, community owners, finance companies and more. Our goal is attainable homeownership for all!
The Wisconsin Housing Alliance has a charitable foundation, Tomorrow’s Home Foundation that provides emergency assistance grants for critical repairs that allow individuals and families to stay in their mobile or manufactured home. This foundation is so important because many other programs exclude helping people own their homes but live in a manufactured home community. The industry can give back to the community by making a one-time donation to Tomorrow’s Home Foundation or signing up to donate as a monthly giver.
Tomorrow’s Home Foundation is a not-for-profit charity organization and relies on donations and grants to help people in need. All donations are tax deductible and we appreciate donations of any size. Learn more and get applications at tomorrowshomefoundation.org.
Tomorrow's Home Foundation is a non-profit charitable organization created by the Wisconsin Housing Alliance in 2000. The foundation was created for several purposes:
- To provide emergency assistance for critical repairs that allow individuals and families to stay in their manufactured home.
- To create a method and mode for disposing of old, uninhabitable and unsightly mobile homes.
As a public charity, the Foundation provides a way for industry members to give back to the community and a method to assist populations that are underserved by other programs. Many other charitable and public service agencies do not provide assistance to homeowners in manufactured home communities. The Tomorrow’s Home Foundation fills this void.
The mission of The Illinois Manufactured Housing Association:
"To represent and promote all segments of the factory-built housing industry through education, public policy and member support"
The Illinois Manufactured Housing Association (IMHA) serves as the voice of the manufactured housing industry in Illinois. For over 65 years, IMHA has represented the industry before the Illinois General Assembly, county zoning boards, communities, and governing officials at the city, county, state and federal level. IMHA Members represent all aspects of the manufactured housing industry, which means IMHA works to promote the industry as a whole. IMHA members are retailers, manufactured housing community owners and managers, suppliers, manufacturers, financial institutions, service companies, transporters, land developers, real estate companies, attorneys and all the various entities that make up the manufactured housing industry in Illinois.
A vital function of the Association is to promote and protect the manufactured housing industry through legislative and lobbying activities. Along with an aggressive public relations program, sharing state and national industry information and continuing education programs, we strive to serve our members and represent a powerful and united front for the manufactured housing industry
THE VOICE FOR FACTORY-BUILT MANUFACTURED AND MODULAR HOUSING IN MINNESOTA
The Manufactured and Modular Home Association of Minnesota was formed in 1951 and represents more than 350 businesses, including factory-built manufactured homes and modular home builders, sales centers, land lease communities, banks and lenders, developers, and suppliers to the factory-built manufactured homes and modular homes industry.
The Association works to promote quality housing that is affordable, encourages a level playing field in the public policy arena and educates its members on new home building technologies and best industry practices. It sponsors seminars and workshops, assists members with local zoning and building code concerns, provides updates on state and federal law changes, new regulations, and offers continuing education opportunities approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry and Minnesota Department of Commerce for licensed residential building contractors, installers, and real estate brokers.