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35 Year Impact Report Road to Homeownership FAMILIES PLACED ON THE 35 YEAR IMPACT REPORT ROAD TO HOMEOWNERSHIP Mission: NHS serves as a catalyst for local residents, business and government CLIENTS SERVED 4.6 representatives to work together to build 657,881 million stronger neighborhoods, improve the quality of life for families of modest means and to HOUSING & COMMERCIAL DOLLARS REINVESTED LOW TO MODERATE INCOME revitalize communities into neighborhoods PRODUCTION UNITS TOUCHED FAMILIES SERVED of choice. NHS strengthens communities through the development and maintenance 24,942 of quality affordable housing, creation and preservation of affordable homeownership opportunities, support $7.06 of local leaders, providing financial education and increasing the billion financial independence of families and people in need. 85% OUR BUSINESS Under age 45 LOAN MODIFICATIONS BLOCK CLUBS • Financial Education and Literacy received loan assistance 74% OVER • Affordable Lending 6,750 • Construction Management Over age 45 • Mission-Driven Real Estate received mortgage assistance & 245 • Neighborhood Revitalization and Advocacy foreclosure assistance counseling 70% TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUES: $10,812,890 Under age 45 attended homebuyer Grants & contributions $9,056,146 & financial literacy classes 64% JOBS CREATED Production fees 916,872 OR RETAINED Commercial rental income 335,387 55,700 African-Americans In-kind contributions 46,707 Interest and other income 457,778 28% NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH HIRED Asian TOTAL EXPENSES: $7,102,528 14% Program services 6,128,138 Latino Administrative 714,095 46% Fundraising 260,295 White 12% TOTAL ASSETS: $77,523,171 252 Total liabilities 26,068,112 VOLUNTEERS COORDINATED Net assets - 51,455,059 SERVICE HOURS Total liabilities & net assets 77,523,171 25,486 PROVIDED 230,622 nhs_ar19.indd 1 7/16/20 4:52 PM SUCCESS STORIES DONOR LIST • Abel Morales Foods • Jannet Carrasco • Me Gustan Tamales • Samantha Davies • Adam Garcia • Comerica Bank • Jason S Riffe • Mechanics Bank • Samuel Aragon • Adrianne Sears • Community Development • Jeng Ming • Mega Bank USA • Sanchez Gallego • Airbnb Financial Institutions • Jennifer Alonzo • Melody Winter Head • Scott Willingham Dora Uribe and Maribel Uribe Fregoso • Albert Anderson Fund (CDFI) • Jesse Miranda Center • Mervyn McCurchin • Scott Witter • Aldra Allison • COR Community Development • Jesus A Calderon • Michael Banner • Selena Davis • Alex Visotzky Corp. • Jill McCullough • Michael Cahill • Serafim Conceicao • Alora Martin mazon • Coto Construction • Jin Sung • Miguel C. Vargas • Shalom Center for T.R.E.E. of • Amber Avery • Councilwoman Monica • Joan Rosado • Miguel Juarez Life Sheila Pharris-Moweta • American Business Bank Rodriguez 7th District • Joe McCord • Milena Garcia • Shelly D. Warren • Ana Hernandez Robles • CPUC/CASF • John Brott • Mitchell Silberberg & ora and Maribel have lived at 908-908-1/2 Alpha Street in • Sheppard Mullin • Anabel Ortega • Crest Sheet Metal Co. • John Harris Knupp LLP • Sidney Stern Memorial Trust • Andriy Ishutkin • Crossroads United Methodist • John Ruff • Mizrahi Tefahot Bank Ltd. Inglewood, CA since 1994. They have seen the property change • Andy Street Community Church • Jonathan Sayanath • Moieshai Carter • Sione Ayers D Association • Cymone Mack • Joseph Barba • Morris Kornbluth • Special Needs Network Inc. • Angel Zapata • Cynthia Amador Diaz • Joseph Inha Paek • MUFG Union Bank Starbucks owners several times over the years, and in November 2019, the • Angelica Arredondo • Cynthia Phillips • Joseph Prendez • My Reverse Options • Starlynn Burnett • Anthony Elliot Insurance • David Colbert • JPMorgan Chase Foundation • Myung Hea Kim • State Bank of India Agency Anthony Fields • Delia Estrada • Juan C Soperanez • Nancy Velasquez • Stephen Anderson owner offered the house for Dora and Maribel to purchase at a • Antonio Manning • Destinee Dean • Juan Hernandez • Neighborhood Partnership • Steve Medellin • Arnetta A. Mack • Don Smith • Kai Ma Housing Services Inc • Steven Nissen • Arturo Bravo Macias • Donnel Donnell • Kaiser Permanente Foundation • NeighborWorks America • Susan Gordon • Asian Journal • Dorene Dominguez • Kaiser Permanente South Bay • NeighborWorks Capital • Susan Trigueros below-market rate. Because of the down payment assistance and • Atay J Jimenez Montenegro • Dorothy Herrera-Settlage Medical Center • NeighborWorks Orange County • Sylmar High School • Bank Leumi • Douglas Miller • Karen Frederiksen • Neil O’Hanlon • Sylmar High School • Bank of America • Dunn Edwards • Kari Mozena • Network For Good • The Cook Law Firm, P.C. the landlord’s excellent offer, the two were able to purchase the • Bank of the West • Dunn Edwards • Karina Escobedo • New Era Business Group • The Henry Grayson Jr. • Baron Littleton • EcoCity Studios • Keisha’s Kitchen Heart & Soul • Noel Lynne Sweitzer Revocable Trust • BCM Foundation • Edgar Ibarra • Kellogg Garden Products • Nora S. Martinez • The Kroger Company - Ralphs house that they have spent making a home. • Bill Redmond • El Clasificado • Kenya Mack • Office of Councilmember Division • Blue Line Media • Eleanor Kendrick • Kevin Stein Paul Koretz • The Karen A. Clark Project • Bonnie Tseng • Elvia Jimenez • KJLH • Office of Supervisor Mark • Theresa Don Lucas • Boston Private Community • Everytable • Kristine Carbajal Ridley-Thomas • Thomas Miller Investment • F.N. Dotson • KTWV • Opus Community Foundation • Tony Matthews • Bradley Luster • Farmers & Merchants Bank of • Kymberli Corprue • Pacific City Bank The process to become a first-time homebuyer was challenging and they struggled to learn all • Brenda Darby Long Beach • Kyocera • Pacific Coast Regional SBDC • Torrey Pines Bank • Brian Grant • Faustino Zamudio • Laura Alvarado • Pacific Mercantile Bank • Tracy Rice • Brotherhood Crusade • Federal Reserve Bank of San • Lawrence Schultz • Pacific Premier Bank • Trinity Contracting the information. Not only did Dora and Maribel have to take the FasTRAK class, but they also had • Brotman Foundation of Francisco • Linda E Maldonado • Pacific Western Bank Concepts, Inc. California • Ferree’s Group Home • Linda Gonzalez • Pacoima Neighborhood Council • Tuttle Family Enterprises • Bruce Gumbiner • First Commercial Bank • Linwood McNeill • Paint Zen • Umpqua Bank • Bryan Mack • First Credit Bank • Lisa Watson • Paintzen • Umpqua Bank Charitable to take the Landlord Training because the property is a multi-family home. They loved our services • Budget Mortgage Corp • First Republic Bank • Loretta White • Pamela Butler Foundation • California Bank & Trust • Frederic Middleton • Lori and Bob Gay • Pamela D. Bizzell • US Bank Foundation • California Black Women’s • Gail White-Biggers • Los Angeles Department of • Pearlie Brown • US Small Business and rated us a 10/10 for customer satisfaction. For them, Home is “Family” and “Security.” Health Project • Gerard Joab Water and Power • Preferred Bank Administration • Camela McClain • Gloria Tang • Los Angeles Sanitation • Prescon Builders Inc. • V V & G Construction • Candace Leos • Grocery Outlet-Compton Department • Quest Corp • Vanessa Arredondo • Capital One • Habib American Bank • Lucia Perez • Ralph’s Store • Vanessa Medellin • Carlos & Deborah Valderrama • Harris Moyer • Lucille F Jones-Haywood • Raul A Aguilar • Verdugo Constructio • Carlos Avalos • Helen Boles • Luis M & Sallie A. Alvarez • Raul Salinas • Verdugo Construction • Carolyn Trader • Helen Bruno • Lupe Avila • Ray Mendoza • Vermont Slauson EDC • Cathay Bank Foundation • Helen Ferm • Luther Burbank Savings • Recto Piniones • Veronica LaRose • Catholic Daughters of the • Hemar Rousso & Heald LLP • Makeba Stallings • Republic Services Corey and Chase Price • Victor Morales Americas • Herbert Sims • Manufacturer’s Bank • Rhonda McMillan • Wayne Madere • Cathryn Cordero • Hilda Garcia • Marcel Andre Junor • Richard Parks • CD 7 Office of Monica Rodriguez • Hill, Morgan & Associates LLP • Maria Olympia Rios • Robert Iritani • Webster Pacific, LLC • Celia Williams • Home Depot Foundation • Maria Rojas • Robert Mogster • Wells Fargo Foundation hey are college graduates that moved back in with their parents • Chad Gordon • HSBC Bank USA • Marie Ngouothe • Robin Cole • Wendy Gladney • CIT OneWest Bank • HUB International Insurance • Marjorie Smith • Ronald Alexander • Wendy Jacquemin • CitiGroup Services Hudson Housing • Marlon Coto • Ronald Kiefer • Western Alliance Bank in Diamond Bar, to prepare themselves for their next life steps. • City National Bank • Imelda’s Beauty Salon • Martel Brown • Ronald Turner • William H Allen T • Claudia Ng • Iosefa Alofaituli • Marvin D. Johnson • Royal Business Bank • Wilmot Allen • Claudia Wiley • Irene Hyland • Mary Lee • RR Realty & Investments • Woori America Bank They knew that they wanted to purchase a home to build wealth • Clearinghouse CDFI • JAC and Accociates • McMaster-Carr Supply • Russell Goldsmith • Yolandra McClinton • Colbert’s Gourmet Southern • Janise Joy Aruta Company • Sal Mendoza • Zeeda Daniele and financially it was a better decision for them. They soon heard about our LIFT program and started the process of purchasing a Neighborhood Housing Services of LA County Headquarters - Main Office home. Corey and Chase closed on a three bedroom two bathroom 3926 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 200 | Los Angeles, CA 90010 condo in Pomona, thanks to down payment assistance provided through LIFT. To Corey and Chase home is, FAMILY. NHS Center for Sustainable Communities 1051 W. Rosecrans Ave. | Compton, CA 90222 www.nhslacounty.org | 213-381-2862 nhs_ar19.indd 2 7/16/20 4:52 PM.
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