A $4.5 million gift and a 99-year lease give Immerse Arkansas a Fayetteville home
An anonymous donation and a long land lease from New Heights Church will let the nonprofit build short-term housing in Fayetteville for young adults in crisis.
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Immerse Arkansas has a site for its work with young adults in crisis. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reported on October 10, 2026, that an anonymous donor gave $4.5 million and New Heights Church granted a 99-year land lease so the nonprofit can bring short-term housing to Fayetteville. The land sits just north of Cobblestone Farm Community. The paper's headline called it a permanent home in Northwest Arkansas for the organization.
The housing is still ahead of them. The gift and the lease are for building that short-term housing, not a report that young adults have already moved in.
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