ICCF Community Homes - Annual Report 2021–22

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Annual Report FISCAL YEAR 2022 JUNE 1, '21 – MAY 31, '22

Dear neighbors, friends, and partners, On behalf of the board and staff of ICCF Community Homes, thank you for taking the time to review this brief annual report and look back on the outcomes of fiscal year 2022. It was a big one, with highlights including the opening of the 50-unit Emerald Flats development, the ongoing renovations of our portfolio of affordable homes in West Michigan, and the rollout of our new organization name. Not to mention the ongoing construction of The Southgate, our first senior living development, slated to open in December 2022. Our program staff have been busy as well, serving 440 students in homeownership education, providing housing counseling to 163 people, and providing shelter and hope to 35 families at Family Haven. Staff also walked alongside 28 low- or moderate-income households who made home purchases during fiscal year 2022, working together to make the impossible possible. We celebrate with these families who have achieved more secure futures and household stability in a difficult housing landscape. In a time of significant housing challenges, thank you for believing that this work is not only important but also achievable. I hope you’ll continue to help your neighbors find Home in this coming year. Sincerely, Jamecia Adams Board Chair

ICCF COMMUNITY HOMES BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jamecia Adams, Chair Keller Williams Realty Lee Hardy, Vice Chair Calvin University Emeritus Tom Prince, Treasurer Hungerford Nichols Arlen-Dean Gaddy, Secretary Erhardt Construction David Contant Build Design Restore (BDR) Mary DeYoung Gray Space Collaborative Marjorie Dood BASIC Benefits LLC William Jackson Spectrum Health Teresa Jones Christian Reformed Church in North America Rhoda Kreuzer Partners in Action, Inc. Eunice Lopez-Martin Steelcase Brianne Pitchford Triangle Associates Inc. Johana Rodriguez Quist Godfrey Lee Public Schools Lexi M. Woods Warner Norcross + Judd LLP Cameron Young Behler-Young


"This home is a good start to my life, and to my family. I thank ICCF for the work they have done for me." - Jacob, Sudanese

Refugee, New American, First-time Homebuyer

"Housing is such a basic need. We want to be part of the solution by loving our neighbors in this tangible way." - Tracy, Volunteer "I couldn’t show emotion at first. I had just signed a zillion papers. And then I was handed the keys, and it hit me: I’m a homeowner." - Tina,

First-time Homebuyer

Family Haven Our six-unit emergency shelter supports entire families who are experiencing homelessness, allowing them to stay together while pursuing permanent housing.

31 households— 45 adults and 109 kids— accessed Family Haven services: shelter, clothing assistance, employment support, hot meals, etc.

After an average of 76 nights at the Family Haven Shelter,

17 households exited to permanent housing. 9 households increased their income during their stay.

Construction

50 apartments

built at the renovated Emerald Flats

New builds and renovations are providing affordable homes to our community.

8 full home renovations completed

4 single-family

homes constructed

Volunteer Impact

570 volunteers spent 7,404 hours working on 19 homes, in addition to working at Family

Haven, ICCF's community center, and our main office. Their hard work is valued at $221,750!


Resident Engagement We offer support to our residents to build community, connect them to outside resources, and support thriving neighborhoods.

160 engaged in an event

focused on relationships or skill-building.

35 accomplished a goal

such as purchasing a vehicle, paying off a loan, increasing work hours, or attaining an education certificate.

227 households

engaged with our resident programs.

49 worked in

a one-on-one support setting with a Resident Advocate who helped them with basic needs, goal-setting, and budgeting.

All 49 created or revised a budget during their one-on-one meetings throughout the year.

Homeownership Programs These programs equip neighbors to take control of their finances and reach their homeownership goals.

440 individuals

completed a Homebuyer Education series:

226 in English, 7 in Spanish, 207 in self-guided online courses.

43 individuals

graduated the Financial Capabilities class.

163 people enrolled in housing counseling.

177 neighbors had active Individual Development Accounts.

28 individuals purchased

a home, supported by a Housing Counselor — 10 used their Individual Development Account funds in their down payment, and 7 purchased a home within the Community Homes Land Trust.


Property and Construction Management Revenue 6.8%

Other Revenue Rental 1.9% Income 7.8%

Charitable Contributions 43.8%

Revenue $6,107,596

Our 2022 Financial Year Through the generous support of our donors, partners, volunteers, and neighbors, God continues to provide for our work.

806 individuals 92 corporations

Developer Revenue 22.6%

Public Grants and Contracts 17.1%

Operations 20.9%

30 foundations 27 churches

Administration 6.6% Finance 7.9%

Fundraising 6.6%

Real Estate Development Expense 17.5%

Expenses $6,008,481 Programs and Services 40.5%

EQUITABLE OPPORTUNITY. AFFORDABLE HOMES. THRIVING NEIGHBORHOODS. (616) 336-9333

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