NonprofitsQuest Community Development Organization Inc

Human Services

Quest Community Development Organization Inc

ATLANTA, GA

Total revenue

$18.1M

Total expenses

$5.4M

Net assets

$30.1M

Grants received

$11.9M

52 grants

EIN

582634738

Tax year

2024

Mission

Our mission is to create resilient communities and foster social equity through collaboration and service integration.

Programs

3 programs

Supportive services:quest seeks to reduce/eliminate the homeless rate in metro atlanta by providing transitional and permanent supportive housing. One of the major goals of quest is to assist residents to become economically self-sufficient. Our supportive services staff includes case managers who work with clients to improve their employability, increase their income, help them establish benefits. All of quest's clients begin the program with no income at all or are extremely low income and fall under 100% of the federal poverty level. Residents at quest have been chronically homeless and often suffer from the co-morbid conditions of mental health and substance abuse. Nearly half of them also have some form of physical disability, and two-thirds have a chronic health condition such a diabetes or asthma. Most are estranged from their families, have little or no source of income, and are still struggling with their addiction. They are wary of trusting others, have extremely low self-esteem, and need to re-learn simple life skills such as budgeting, personal hygiene, and basic job skills.traditional supportive housing providers adopt stringent pre-qualification criteria prior to providing permanent housing as a means of getting the homeless person "ready" for housing. Such criteria may include criminal background checks, pre-determined treatment goals for substance abuse, mental health assessments, and qualification for public assistance. Quest removes all such barriers by recognizing that housing stability is the first step towards assisting consumers in achieving self-sufficiency in the shortest possible time. Once housed, quest provides an extensive array of supportive services for consumers who have acquired permanent supportive housing to eliminate the cycle of chronic homelessness for all consumers we serve. One of the unique aspects of quest is that we own and manage most of our properties. As owners, quest ensures that the properties are maintained to a high standard, promoting a healing environment for residents.

Expenses: $712K

Real estate development:the real estate development team has secured necessary capital to close on three projects; the simpson, heritage west lake, and residences at holly, adding almost 300 units of affordable housing to the targeted geographic area. These projects will serve atlanta's most vulnerable residents, including seniors, those requiring permanent supportive housing, and residents at 30% ami.

Expenses: $381K

Quest financial servicesqfs is a professional fiduciary for the social security administration and the veterans administration. The qfs team assist individuals who are unable to manage their own funds by making direct payments for rent, utilities, food, transportation, personal needs and other expenses on behalf of their clients. Ensuring clients maintain stable housing is a top priority for the quest fiduciary team.quest engagequest engage is the agency's business development, marketing, community relations, and fundraising division. The quest engage team is tasked with building the quest brand, increasing opportunities for community collaboration, and enhancing our fundraising capacity. The quest engage team played an instrumental part in the quest cdc's trifecta event held at the home depot backyard, with special guest mayor andre dickens. The trifecta highlighted a $110m investment into the city's housing stock that will bring nearly 300 units of housing to atlanta, contributing to mayor dickens promise of 20,000 units.

Expenses: $344K

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$16.0M
Program service revenue$1.8M
Investment income$195K
Other revenue$100K
Total revenue$18.1M

Expenses

Grants paid$309K
Salaries & benefits$2.0M
Fundraising$485K
Other expenses$3.1M
Total expenses$5.4M
Total assets$78.3M
Net assets$30.1M

People

12 listed

NameRoleCompensation

LEONARD ADAMS

CEO

Board

$302K

40 hrs/wk

MELANIE FAISON

COO

Board

$143K

40 hrs/wk

KENDON WARREN

CFO

Board

$131K

40 hrs/wk

LATOYA KYLE

BOARD MEMBER

Board

2 hrs/wk

MARCUS BILLIE

BOARD CHAIR

Board

2 hrs/wk

BOB MOFFAT

BOARD MEMBER

Board

2 hrs/wk

PATRICK PONTIUS

VICE CHAIR

Board

2 hrs/wk

EDDIE BRADFORD

TREASURER

Board

2 hrs/wk

CHRIS GILMORE

SECRETARY

Board

2 hrs/wk

GREG BOLER

BOARD MEMBER

Board

2 hrs/wk

LISA WHITAKER

DIR. HR & COMPLIANCE OFFICER

Staff

$103K

40 hrs/wk

MARILYN BENTON

DIR. FINANCE & ASSET MGMT.

Staff

$101K

40 hrs/wk

Independent contractors

KMD MANAGEMENT LLC

CONSTRUCTION

$454K

AFFORDABLE ON SECURITY SERVICE LLC

SECURITY

$138K

REED MARILL

CONSULTANT

$101K

Grants received

Showing 52 of 52

FromAmountPurposeYear
$139K
TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE AFFORDABLE AND WORKFORCE HOUSING ACROSS THE DC/MD/VA REGION
2024
$100K
1 grant(s) for varying purposes
2024
$100K
GRANT SUPPORT OF RECIPIENT ORGANIZATION'S EXEMPT PURPOSE
2024
$85K
To assist local charities
2024
$50K
Quest Supportive Services
2024
$258K
To assist local charities
2023
$139K
FOR CAPACITY BUILDING AND BUSINESS GROWTH
2023
$105K
CAPACITY BUILDING
2023
$100K
GRANT SUPPORT OF RECIPIENT ORGANIZATION'S EXEMPT PURPOSE
2023
$500
To provide a restricted program or project grant on behalf of Frank Fernandez to Quest Community Dev
2023
$2M
GRANT FOR RESIDENCES AT GROVE PARK
2022
$617K
HOUSING AND SHELTER
2022
$278K
FOR CAPACITY BUILDING AND BUSINESS GROWTH
2022
$250K
HOUSING
2022
$124K
To assist local charities
2022
$98K
Health & Human Services
2022
$25K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2022
$2K
QUEST FOR HEALTH PROGRAM
2022
$350
CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION THROUGH THE MATCHING GIFTS PROGRAM
2022
$400K
To assist local charities
2021
$85K
COMMUNITY PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT
2021
$25K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2021
$1.5M
TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO CONSTRUCT TWO DEEPLY AFFORDABLE MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS IN ENGLISH AVENUE AND VINE CITY WESTSIDE NEIGHBORHOODS.
2020
$1M
$1M PRI FORGIVEABLE LOAN AND $250K GRANT TO FACILITATE THE ACQUISITION AND REDEVELOPMENT OF STRATEGIC BLIGHTED PROPERTIES IN THE ENGLISH AVENUE AND VINE CITY NEIGHBORHOODS, AS PART OF THE PROBLEM PROPERTY INITIATIVE.
2020
$521K
HOUSING AND SHELTER
2020
$408K
To assist local charities
2020
$300K
SUPPORT EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THE RECIPIENT ORGANIZATION
2020
$209K
CAPACITY BUILDING
2020
$150K
TO PROVIDE WESTSIDE FAMILIES AT IMMEDIATE RISK OF DISPLACEMENT WITH SUPPORTIVE HOUSING AND RAPID RE-HOUSING SERVICES.
2020
$100K
To support Chrysalis Lab
2020
$49K
COMMUNITY BENEFIT
2020
$27K
SERVING DISADVANTAGED AND HOMELESS
2020
$15K
COMMUNITY BENEFIT
2020
$13K
WESTSIDE LEGACY PROGRAM
2020
$10K
PROVIDE GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
2020
$238K
CAPACITY BUILDING
2019
$91K
COMMUNITY BENEFIT
2019
$292K
TO ASSIST LOCAL CHARITIES
2018
$223K
CAPACITY BUILDING
2018
$56K
COMMUNITY BENEFIT
2017

Funded by

$11.9M from 22 funders · 52 grants · 2017–2024

The Arthur M Blank Family Foundation

$2.6M · 3 grants · 2020

Southern Poverty Law Center Inc

$2M · 1 grant · 2022

Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation

$1.6M · 6 grants · 2018–2023

Thdf Ii Inc Dba

$1.6M · 6 grants · 2018–2024

The Community Foundation For Greater

$1.1M · 2 grants · 2020–2022

Enterprise Community Partners Inc

$860K · 5 grants · 2018–2023

Capital Impact Partners

$556K · 3 grants · 2022–2024

J Bulow Campbell Foundation

$300K · 1 grant · 2020

Details

EIN582634738
NTEE codeP85
Subsection03
Ruling date2001-08
Formed2001
Employees30
Volunteers7
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