Ndc Housing And Economic Development Corporation
NEW YORK, NY
Total revenue
$13.3M
Total expenses
$12.8M
Net assets
$18.5M
Grants received
$6.7M
6 grants
EIN
112933129
Tax year
2024
Mission
Ndc housing and economic development corporation was organized for the (cont. On schedule o) following charitable purposes: to construct new and support existing safe and adequate low-income housing for disadvantaged persons; thereby assisting generally in the alleviation of housing shortages throughout the united states; to stimulate economic development in economically distressed areas of the country; and to assist in the erection and maintenance of public buildings, monuments or facilities; to lessen the burdens of governments; and to promote social welfare.
Programs
2 programs
Lessening the burdens of government: hedc also partners with units of local government to erect and maintain public buildings, monuments, and facilities; and to promote social welfare. The underlying mission is to "lessen the burden of government". Projects include public buildings and city halls, educational and medical research facilities, student housing, parking facilities and other public infrastructure.
Stimulate economic development in economically depressed areas: hedc works with nonprofit organizations, service providers and units of local government to stimulate economic development in the economically depressed neighborhoods across the nation. Working through the new markets tax credit program along with other financing tools for small businesses and nonprofits, hedc creates employment and entrepreneurial opportunities for disadvantaged groups and individuals, combats community deterioration, and eliminates slum and blight through new investment in low-income communities to rehabilitate and revitalize neighborhoods.(cont. See schedule o)ndc community impact loan fund (cilf) unguaranteed lending to women, minorities, and individuals in disadvantaged communities. Cilf, hedc's national cdfi and member of the federal home loan bank of new york, works with partner-communities and investors throughout the united states to stimulate economic development by providing capital for targeted growth in economically depressed areas. Cilf engages directly with small business owners across the country by extending low-cost and fair financing. Cilf also operates and participates in loan programs funded by both public and private clients, in which cilf ultimately makes end loans to borrowers. Cilf's activities create or retain jobs, allow businesses to expand, restructure debt, and make it possible for business owners to create wealth.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
10 listed
ADAM ENNIS
BORD MEMBER/COO
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20 hrs/wk
CHARLEY DEPEW
BOARD MEMBER
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1 hrs/wk
DANIEL MARSH III
PRESIDENT/BOARD MEMBER
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4.4 hrs/wk
DAVID J TREVISANI
BOARD MEMBERR/VP
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6 hrs/wk
KEVIN GREMSE
BOARD MEMBER
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1 hrs/wk
MICHAEL GRIFFIN
BOARD MEMBER
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45.5 hrs/wk
RAQUEL FAVELA
BOARD MEMBER
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1 hrs/wk
STEPHANIE DUGAN
BOARD MEMBER
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28 hrs/wk
DANIEL CHOI
VICE PRESIDENT
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12.5 hrs/wk
JENNIFER VERTREES
SECRETARY
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25.5 hrs/wk
Independent contractors
APPLEGATE & THORNE-THOMSEN PC
LEGAL SERVICES
CROSSKEY ARCHITECTS LLC
ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES
BARNES AND THORNBURG
LEGAL SERVICES
SHALLO GALLUSCIO & BIANCHI CPAS PC
ACCOUNTING SERVICES
LAW OFFICE OF MARK D FOSTER
LEGAL SERVICES
Grants received
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$6.7M from 1 funder · 6 grants · 2018–2024
$6.7M · 6 grants · 2018–2024