Humanities Foundation, based in Mount Pleasant, S.C., is developing the $6.6 million project along with commercial real estate developer James Doran Co. Construction is expected to take about 11 months. "It does fill a niche here in our community," said Pineville Mayor Clarence Fields.

In celebration of the completion of Regent Park, a joint venture between James Doran Company and Humanities Foundation, a Holiday Festival was held on site from Noon until 5 P.M. on Saturday, December 3, 2011. The event was very well attended and several property managers were on site talking applications and showing apartments.

STAUNTON, VA. - Augusta County Supervisor Wayne Coleman and Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce President Linda Hershey spoke at the “blue grass and barbeque” dedication of Waterford Village Apartments at noon Wednesday at 61 Waterford Loop in Fishersville, Va. Representatives from the Humanities Foundation, Boston Capital and Virginia Housing and Development Authority addressed the audience during the ribbon-cutting ceremony, followed by an open house.

Written by: Gina Farthing link to online article An apartment complex aimed at filling a need for affordable housing opened Wednesday in Fishersville. Waterford Village Apartments off Imperial Drive is a development from the Mount Pleasant, S.C.-based Humanities Foundation. It contains 96 two- and three-bedroom units, and it was built in conjunction with the federal Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program, which allows the Humanities Foundation to offer affordable rents.

A non-profit developer plans to bring hundreds of affordable-housing units to Augusta County. The first step came Wednesday, with the ribbon-cutting of "Waterford Village" near Staunton. Wednesday, the Humanities Foundation opened Waterford Village just off Route 250 east of Staunton.