9. 2016 Financial Review
Program Services (83%)
Management and General (14%)
Fundraising (3%)
Contributions and Grants (78%)
Earned Revenue (20%)
Membership Dues (1%)
Interest and Other Income (<1%)
In-Kind Occupancy (<1%)
2016 Revenue
$4,058,708
2016 Expenses
$3,172,070
16. 2017 Membership
CLTs
Government
Habitat for Humanity
Other Organizations
Individual Members
200 Members:
Self-Identified
Org. Type
111 Members:
55%
20 Members:
10%
19 Members:
10%
36 Members:
18%
14 Members: 7%
17. 2017 Membership
2,284
469 228 29
12,499
11,338
28,008
84
18,828
35,106
28,236
113
Homeownership units rental units Cooperative units Lease-purchase units
Residential Properties Owned or Stewarded by Members:
82,283 Units Reported by 128 Members
Rental units
Non-Permanently Affordable Permanently Affordable Total
18. 2017 Membership
15
16
21 21
14
22
8
10 units or less 11-25 units 26-50 units 51-100 units 101-200 units 201-500 units more than 500
units
Non-Government Member Portfolios:
46,853 Units Stewarded by 117 Organizations
22. 22
Trainings & Events
Reaching New Audiences:
Place Based Trainings
and Convenings
Event Sponsorships
through the Technical
Solutions Fund
Intersections 2017
NEW Monthly E-
Learning Series
25. 25
Advocacy Support
Creating access to more money and units by pursuing:
Designated funding source in San Juan County, WA
New inclusionary housing policy in Philadelphia, PA
Resident storytelling on the local, state and federal levels
State-wide advocacy agendas
26. 26
2018 Technical Solutions Fund
Version 2.0 Coming in January!
Program design, evaluation and revision
Peer-to-peer exchanges
Event sponsorships
Advocacy Grants
28. 28
HomeKeeper
65 Participating Organizations (51 Members)
15 Habitat for Humanity Affiliates
Details on over 6,000 properties and 7,500 purchase
transactions in the HomeKeeper National Data Hub
HUD Approval for Housing Counseling
- Now enrolling counseling agencies in the Early Adopter Program
33. 33
National Policy
Duty-to-Serve Underserved Markets
Extensive public comments on rule and evaluation guide to
FHFA and the drafted plans of Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac
Signed on or contributed to roughly 20 letters and sent out
calls-to-action to members and stakeholders
Issue with resale/recapture provisions has been resolved
for programs using appraisal-based formulas
Advocacy
HOME
34. 34
National Policy
Looking ahead
Make sure your program meets the duty-to-serve definition
of “shared equity homeownership” to improve access to
mortgages
Calls-to-action are only as good as the number of
organizations that participate. Join our Facebook page &
respond to posts!
35. 35
Inclusionary Housing Research
• Grounded Solutions collected
data on 1,379 inclusionary
housing programs
• Located in 25 states & D.C.
• Detailed program attributes
and trends described in
working paper
45%
27%
17%
11%
New Jersey Massachusetts
California Other
At the end of 2016, 886 jurisdictions with inclusionary housing
programs were identified:
Developed in Partnership with:
Emily Thaden, Ph.D.& Ruoniu (Vince) Wang, Ph.D. (2017) Inclusionary Housing in the United States:
Prevalence, Impact, and Practices (W17ET1). Cambridge, MA: Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.
Working Paper & Program Directory/Appendices
36. Looking Ahead
to 2018
1. Welcome
2. Business Meeting
3. Membership Report
4. 2017 Accomplishments
5. Looking Ahead to 2018
6. Member Open Forum
7. Q & A
39. Member
Open Forum
1. Welcome
2. Business Meeting
3. Membership Report
4. 2017 Accomplishments
5. Looking Ahead to 2018
6. Member Open Forum
7. Q & A
40. This has been a year filled with all
sorts of divisions.
What is one way that you or your
organization has made your community
more inclusive this year?
41. This is the season of resolutions
big and small.
What is your program’s 2018 resolution?
Possible Examples
To get more involved in advocacy?
To break ground on new units?
To pursue a more diverse applicant pool?
42. Q & A
1. Welcome
2. Business Meeting
3. Membership Report
4. 2017 Accomplishments
5. Looking Ahead to 2018
6. Member Open Forum
7. Q & A