2020 Homeport Impact Report

100% of our staff are proud to work for Homeport.

STRONG COMMUNITIES START AT HOME

Mulby Place

$24.2M / 100 homes

New construction senior housing in Downtown Linden, in addition to 11 single family homes along Linden Avenue.

$11.4M / 50 homes

Maple Meadows

$12.1M / 56 homes

$4.6M / 32 homes New construction multifamily housing in the Franklinton neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio. McDowell Place

New construction multifamily housing offering a mix of one, two, and three-bedroom apartments in the Northland neighborhood.

Hamilton Crossing Annex

New construction senior housing in Whitehall, Ohio, adjacent to our existing Hamilton Crossing senior development.

$6.5M / 28 homes

construction, family workforce rental housing development located in Grove City, Ohio, in partnership with Spire Development.

Kenlawn Place

New construction multifamily housing (45unit apartment building and 5 single-family homes) in the North Linden neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio.

$11.2M / 50 homes 7

LASER FOCUS 6878 TOTAL RESIDENTS SERVED IN 2020

1208 Successful family connections to services, an 83% success rate!

6.3 years Average length our residents stay at a Homeport property.

Residents who stay with Homeport longer report a positive reason to move out, such as buying a home.

FOOD ASSISTANCE

16,579 Equivalent meals delivered to Homeport residents.

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217 Evictions prevented.

ASSISTANCE

$475,773 In emergency financial assistance awarded.

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30,114 meals served to children living in SIX properties.

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110 Children participated at FIVE properties.

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Children 9.7% Seniors (62+) WHO LIVES WITH HOMEPORT?

Of children live in

322 clients became homeowners $61.4M in homes purchased =

838 Completed Homebuyer Education

290 Completed Financial Credit Counseling Coaching

34 Foreclosure Clients Assisted

Client Demographics

PARTNERSHIP HIGHLIGHTS IN 2020

Emerald Glen playground

Spring 2020, residents of Homeport’s Emerald Glen community witnessed their playground come to life thanks to a $35,000 gift from IBP’s Foundation.

The refurbishing also brought a hands-on boost from IBP employees.

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HOPE Fund

IMPACT pledged up to $1 million of the CARES Act funding toward an eviction prevention match fund named the HOPE Fund. Homeport was the first IMPACT partner to pledge $200,000 in order to leverage the match funding.

Killarney Woods

CASTO and Homeport are partnering to build 200 apartments off East Broad Street across the street from an L Brands distribution center on the Far East Side.

Half of the apartments will be for individuals and families earning a maximum of 80 percent of the area median income.