Generated by All in One SEO v5.0.0.1, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Springfield Community Land Trust The Springfield Community Land Trust creates permanently affordable housing in Springfield Missouri. ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://springfieldclt.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Pages - [Home - Springfield Community Land Trust](https://springfieldclt.org/) - The Springfield Community Land Trust helps provide affordable homeownership for low- to moderate-income families. The CLT model helps ensure affordable housing will be available in the community for generations to come. - [Our Impact](https://springfieldclt.org/about/our-impact/) - A Year of Building Community Our 2025–26 Impact Report highlights a year of growth, connection, and continued commitment to permanently affordable housing in Springfield. From expanding homeownership and rental opportunities to serving more than 100 individuals, SCLT is creating lasting pathways to stability and opportunity. This year also marked new ways of engaging our community—through - [Support Our Community](https://springfieldclt.org/support-our-community/) - Support the Springfield Community Land Trust with donations or volunteer work. Your donation helps ensure affordable, safe housing is available for generations to come and gives first-time homebuyers the chance at a better financial future. - [About Springfield Community Land Trust](https://springfieldclt.org/about/) - Meet the Springfield Community Land Trust Team Contact Us Meet the Springfield Community Land Trust Team Contact Us secretary Patricia Deck Homeowner member, Springfield Dream Center Board member Dave Derossett Drury University Serving our community Springfield Community Land Trust Board of Directors board member Dana Elwell Retired, Guaranty Bank Treasurer Jeff Hays Simmons Bank President - [Contact](https://springfieldclt.org/contact/) - Reach Out We're happy to answer your questions and talk to you about all of the options you have on the road to becoming a homeowner. Get Your Application Started Today Reach Out We're happy to answer your questions and talk to you about all of the options you have on the road to becoming - [Application Form](https://springfieldclt.org/application-form/) - To be qualified to purchase a home with the Springfield Community Land Trust (SCLT), you must complete and submit an application. The application will help determine your eligibility to purchase a home with the SCLT. - [Homes for Sale](https://springfieldclt.org/homes-for-sale/) - Learn more about the homes currently for sale through the Springfield Community Land Trust. Your path to homeownership is just around the corner, waiting to be discovered. - [Home Buyer's Guide](https://springfieldclt.org/home-buyers-guide/) - Buying a home through the Springfield Community Land Trust is a little different than purchasing a home through the traditional route. Discover the process of buying a home through the SCLT with this guide. - [Frequently Asked Questions](https://springfieldclt.org/frequently-asked-questions/) - Discover answers to the most frequently asked questions when learning about the Springfield Community Land Trust and how it can help the community provide affordable housing for low- to moderate-income families. - [Case Studies](https://springfieldclt.org/case-studies/) - See how the Springfield Community Land Trust has helped low- to moderate-income families just like you purchase a home and start their journey to a better financial future. - [Our Neighborhoods](https://springfieldclt.org/our-neighborhoods/) - Discover the neighborhoods where the Springfield Community Land Trust has homes for sale. These homes can be purchased by qualified low- to moderate-income families. - [User Agreement](https://springfieldclt.org/user-agreement/) - [Privacy Policy](https://springfieldclt.org/privacy-policy/) - Privacy Policy ## Events - [Murder at the Castle](https://springfieldclt.org/event/1574/) - SCLT summons you to a roaring twenties murder mystery event with silent auction, cash bar, and dinner. Everyone has a motive...only one is guilty. Cocktail attire or 1920's-inspired attire encouraged. Every ticket purchased helps the Springfield Community Land Trust create and preserve permanently affordable housing for local families. Together, we're building stronger neighborhoods and expanding - [Toast to Home: SCLT Annual Meeting](https://springfieldclt.org/event/toast-to-home-sclt-annual-meeting/) - Join us for Toast to Home, SCLT’s annual meeting where neighbors, partners, and supporters come together to reflect on the past year and look ahead to Springfield’s housing future. We’ll share SCLT updates, celebrate community wins, and honor several community members with our first ever awards! Your registration helps us plan a welcoming, informative evening rooted - [Pruitt-Igoe Myth Documentary Screening & Conversation](https://springfieldclt.org/event/pruitt-igoe-myth-documentary-screening-conversation/) - It began as a housing marvel. Two decades later, it ended in rubble. But what happened to those caught in between? The Pruitt-Igoe Myth tells the story of the transformation of the American city in the decades after World War II, through the lens of the infamous Pruitt-Igoe housing development and the St. Louis residents - [Homeownership through SCLT 101: October 28, 2024](https://springfieldclt.org/event/homeownership-through-sclt-101/) - Folks interested in learning more about the Springfield Community Land Trust are invited to attend our Homeownership Through SCLT 101 sessions. Our next sessions are scheduled for Monday, October 28th, 6:30-7:30 and on Tuesday, November 5th, 11:30-12:30 at the O’Reilly Center for Hope, 1518 E. Dale Street. - [Homeownership through SCLT 101: November 5, 2024](https://springfieldclt.org/event/homeownership-through-sclt-101-november-5-2024/) - Folks interested in learning more about the Springfield Community Land Trust are invited to attend our Homeownership Through SCLT 101 sessions. Our next sessions are scheduled for Monday, October 28th, 6:30-7:30 and on Tuesday, November 5th, 11:30-12:30 at the O’Reilly Center for Hope, 1518 E. Dale Street.