Lily Ho

Lily Ho, formerly known as Ly, is a Project Associate at American Communities Trust, specializing in social impact consulting and community impact reporting. She plays a key role in the development of ACT's microloan fund in Baltimore.

With a background in geography and policy studies, Lily is passionate about understanding how communities interact with their built environment, particularly focusing on placemaking and community development within urban settings. Her expertise lies in researching and visualizing social and economic challenges that impact underserved areas, including issues like food access and workforce development.

Lily Ho holds a Bachelor of Arts in Geography from Syracuse University and has a strong educational foundation from Central High School of Philadelphia.

In addition to her current role at American Communities Trust, Lily has contributed her skills and knowledge to various organizations. She has served as a Senior Research Analyst and Research Analyst at Econsult Solutions, where she honed her analytical abilities. Furthermore, she has gained valuable experience through roles such as a Community Impact Intern at American Communities Trust, a Research Assistant at Syracuse University, and a Conservation Education Intern at the U.S. Forest Service.

Prior to her current and recent positions, Lily Ho has held roles in organizations like the State of Rhode Island, New York League of Conservation Voters Education Fund, New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG), and Say Yes to Education, where she has demonstrated a diverse skill set and a passion for making a positive impact.

With a rich professional history spanning across research, community impact, and environmental advocacy, Lily Ho continues to be a valuable asset in the fields of social impact consulting and urban community development.