What Happens When Community Comes Together To Help Address Challenges Facing Families
Forty percent of renters and 18 percent of Utah homeowners struggle to afford housing, according to a 2024 Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute report.
Nearly half of Utah’s current young children do not read at grade level, according to a 2026 Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute report.
The Solution
Nestled in Lehi, Innovation Park at Holbrook Farms redefines workforce housing through community-focused design and amenities. Purpose-built for Utah’s essential workers, the neighborhood features more than 200 all-electric townhomes with one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans, including in-unit laundry and two-car garages, all priced significantly below Lehi’s market rates.
Designed for individuals and families earning between 50% and 80% of the Utah County Area Median Income (AMI), Holbrook Farms prioritizes community well-being with the Lehi Rippy Literacy Center, which provides free tutoring for area children.
This transformative approach to affordable housing was brought to life through a collaboration between Ivory Innovations, Call to Action Philanthropies, and the Clark and Christine Ivory Foundation, proving that high-quality, affordable housing is achievable through visionary public-private and philanthropic partnerships. We call this the Call to Innovations partnership.