2015 2 0 1 5 NLIHC A MESSAGE FROM CONTENTS NLIHC Annual Annual Report NLIHC’S FORMER A Message From NLIHC Leadership ...... 2 Report AND CURRENT LEADERSHIP The NLIHC 2015 Legislative Forum ...... 4 .

Dear NLIHC Members, Donors, and Friends, The NLIHC Leadership Awards Reception ...... 6 write this note to you for the NLIHC 2015 annual and supporters – were our report three months after retiring in 2016. Distance strength. You provide the and time truly offer perspective. As I review the validation that the work was NLIHC Presents Awards for Outstanding Organizing and Ievents of 2015 – release of National Housing Trust good and the cause was just. Media Coverage ...... 8 Fund and Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing regs, Thank you. the Supreme Court upholding of the disparate impact Please enjoy this presentation standard, lifting of the sequester caps on the HUD and of the work of NLIHC in 2015. 2015 Out of Reach Report Goes other federal appropriations – I recognize that we are Although no annual report always moving forward even as we face barriers and can tell the full story of what took Sheila Crowley, Former Interactive and Viral ...... 10. . . NLIHC President and CEO setbacks regularly. place in a year’s time, I know that Organizations like NLIHC are the force behind forward you will find within these pages enough to convince movement. Every day, NLIHC and our social justice you that your support and investment matters. A Rare Occurrence: The Geography And Race of Mortgages partners press progress forward, sometimes with I am delighted now to turn this page over to Diane over $500,000 ...... 12 significant achievements, but most often with almost Yentel, the new President and CEO, who will continue imperceptible steps to push our country to be better. to lead you on our path forward together. While the value of NLIHC is most obvious when we With great affection and gratitude, NLIHC Leads in Successful Efforts to win big, our true value comes into focus when I imagine what would happen without NLIHC’s presence and Lift Sequester Caps for FY16 and FY17 ...... 14. . vigilance. That is why you are so important. During my 17 years Sheila Crowley at the NLIHC, I always knew that you – our members Statement of Financial Position ...... 32. .

t the National Low Income Housing Coalition, upwards of seventy five percent 2015 NLIHC Board of Directors ...... 33 we are committed to achieving socially just of their income for a home. As public policy that assures the lowest income a country, we must do better. peopleA have decent and affordable homes. We have the solutions to the 2015 NLIHC Staff ...... 34 . . NLIHC’s work in 2015 demonstrates how we will crisis, we lack only the political succeed; through steady, incremental change combined will to fund them at scale. As with significant advancements. Backed by the strength you will see from our work 2015 NLIHC Interns ...... 34 . . of our members and partners throughout the county, in 2015, NLIHC has proven success at both building the will Diane Yentel, we research, educate, organize and advocate, always NLIHC President and CEO keeping the housing needs of the lowest income people and advancing the solutions. With in the forefront. Thanks to the generous support of our your continued partnership and support, we’ll continue members and donors we are making real headway, as to do both. this annual report illustrates. Thank you for your support, and for all that you do Despite our hard work and success, there is much more every day to advance housing solutions for the lowest to do. The number of cost burdened renters has reached income people.Sincerely, historic levels; over 11 million renters are paying more than half their income on rent. The situation is especially dire for the lowest income people who face a shortage of 7.2 million affordable and available homes and often pay Diane Yentel

2 3 2015 2 0 1 5 NLIHC THE NLIHC NLIHC Annual Annual Report 2015 HOUSING Report LEGISLATIVE FORUM Features HUD Secretary Julián Castro, Ford Foundation President Darren Walker, and Others

he NLIHC 2015 Housing HUD Secretary Julián Castro Legislative Forum was held delivered the keynote address at the in Washington, DC on March Forum, continuing the long line of T1-3. Over 250 NLIHC members HUD secretaries to speak at NLIHC and friends gathered to hear and conferences. After congratulating converse with NLIHC on the HTF victory, he leaders, educate themselves on focused his remarks on the work of NLIHC’s policy priorities, and visit HUD to create equal opportunity Capitol Hill to for all Americans. Emphasizing tell lawmakers the Administration’s resolve in the about their upcoming budget battle, Secretary concerns. Castro said, “I promise you that Renowned we are going to fight for these researchers dollars so that folks can make that discussed the important move from struggle to links between security.” affordable Capping off NLIHC’s 2015 Housing housing and Legislative Forum was a dinner family well- conversation between Darren being. Leaders Walker, President of the Ford from national Foundation, and James Traub, advocacy contributing writer for the New York organizations discussed the housing Times Magazine. They discussed and homeless policy landscape. A the causes, consequences, and bipartisan panel of Congressional solutions to economic inequality staff discussed the budget, in the U.S. Mr. Walker warned appropriations, tax reform, and that “income inequality is a threat housing finance reform. And four to our democracy” and that “we senior HUD officials spoke about remain a society where particular the national Housing Trust Fund people remain marginalized . . . (HTF), Affirmatively Furthering Fair primarily people of African descent, Housing, RAD, Section 3 and other immigrants, and poor whites.” HUD priorities and initiatives.

4 5 2015 2 0 1 5 NLIHC NLIHC Annual Annual Report Report THE NLIHC LEADERSHIP AWARDS RECEPTION Honoring Bill Apgar and Shaun Donovan

he National Low Income Studies. He served as assistant 2015 Awardees Shaun Donovan and William Apgar Housing Coalition held its secretary for Housing and FHA 33rd Annual Leadership commissioner during the Clinton TAwards Reception on March 3 Administration and as senior advisor in Washington, DC. Dr. William for Mortgage Finance during the C. Apgar of Harvard University Obama Administration. Dr. Apgar received the Cushing Niles Dolbeare is a member of the NLIHC Board of Lifetime Service Award, and Office Directors. of Management The Edward W. Brooke Housing and Budget Leadership Award honoree, OMB Director and Director Shaun Donovan served as former HUD the 15th HUD secretary, where he Secretary Shaun was a strong advocate for funding Donovan received for the national Housing Trust the Edward W. Fund and a trusted ally of NLIHC. Brooke Housing At HUD, Mr. Donovan managed Leadership the department’s $47 billion budget Award. The Reception was – helping families buy homes, hosted by BBVA Compass, who aiding households in fighting off was represented by Director of foreclosure, revitalizing distressed Corporate Responsibility and communities and combating Reputation and former NLIHC . Mr. Donovan Board member J. Reymundo Ocañas previously served as commissioner Dr. William C. Apgar was recognized of the New York City Department for is lifetime commitment to of Housing Preservation and affordable housing policy, advocacy Development (HPD) where he built and research. For many years, Dr. and preserved 165,000 affordable Apgar was a lecturer at the Harvard homes and as acting FHA University Kennedy School of commissioner during the Clinton/ Government and a senior scholar at Bush presidential transition. Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing

6 7 2015 2 0 1 5 NLIHC NLIHC Annual NLIHC PRESENTS Annual Report AWARDS FOR Report OUTSTANDING ORGANIZING AND MEDIA COVERAGE Bob Palmer from Housing Action with Mikel Livingston and Steven Porter from The Lafayette Journal & Courier he NLIHC State and Local Organizing CHP properties. CHP’s Community Organizing (SLO) Award recognizes outstanding and Resident Engagement (CORE) Program achievement in community organizing mobilizes the active, ongoing, and issues- Ton affordable housing at the state or local informed participation of more than 1,300 level. The 2015 SLO Award was presented low income residents in CHP’s organizational to the Campaign to Take Back Vacant Land governance and on policies that affect low- (TBVL) of Philadelphia, PA for their successful income residents city-wide. effort to create the nation’s largest municipal NLIHC’s Annual Housing Media Award land bank. Starting in 2010, TBVL united 47 recognizes journalists who make a dedicated Philadelphia community groups dedicated effort to inform the public about the disparities to addressing such issues as neighborhood between those in America who are well housed disinvestment, abandoned properties, and those who are poorly housed or homeless. blight, crime, and resident displacement The 2014 Award was presented to Mikel in gentrifying areas. Led by the Women’s Livingston and Steven Porter from the Lafayette Community Revitalization Project, TBVL Journal & Courier for their news series, “The trained grassroots advocates, planned and NLIHC President & CEO Sheila Crowley; Nancy Salandra, President of Disabled In Action; Great Migration Myth.” The series Nora Lichtash, Women’s Community Revitalization Project conducted media events, organized citizen analyzed a long-held belief in Lafayette, Indiana lobby days, and developed a clear legislative that thousands of low income black families, solution with city planners and staff. after receiving housing vouchers as a result of The NLIHC Resident Organizing (RO) Award the demolition of in Chicago recognizes outstanding achievements in beginning in 1999, packed up their belongings community campaigns that are resident-driven. and migrated to Lafayette, bringing with them The 2015 RO Award went to Community increased crime, drug use, and burdens on Housing Partnership (CHP) of San Francisco, local social services. The data show that most CA for its Fair Chance Campaign that resulted residents stayed in Chicago after their housing in a local ordinance to ban discrimination complexes closed. Livingston and Porter against ex-offenders in applications for suggest that the beliefs and arguments about affordable housing and employment. CHP’s the migration lack substantive evidence and are efforts in San Francisco involved a staff of three based on racial and social fears and prejudice. organizers working with and on behalf of more All awards were presented at NLIHC’s Housing than 50 formerly incarcerated residents of Legislative Forum on March 1, 2015. NLIHC Board Member Daisy Franklin; Donnell Fuller and James Tracy from Community Housing Partnership in San Francisco; NLIHC President & CEO Sheila Crowley; NLIHC Board Chair Brenda Clement

8 9 2015 2 0 1 5 NLIHC THE DATA IN NLIHC Annual OUT OF REACH Annual IS SOBERING. I Report ENCOURAGE OTHER Report 2015 OUT OF REACH LEADERS TO USE THE DATA IN THIS REPORT REPORT GOES TO GAIN A FULLER UNDERSTANDING INTERACTIVE AND VIRAL OF THE HOUSING NEEDS FACING THEIR n 2015, NLIHC released its user-friendly maps, charts and tables. COMMUNITIES. 26th edition of Out of Reach, our Each state has its own page with a annual report that shows the variety of features to make the data —Kate Brown, Igap between renters’ wages and the more accessible and understandable, Governor of Oregon cost of rental housing nationwide. and users are able to easily export In 2015 the specific data points to their networks national housing via Twitter, Facebook and other wage for a two- social media. I HAVE QUOTED bedroom unit The 2015 Out of Reach report FROM NLIHC’S was $19.35 per OUT generated 1,578 media stories hour, more than OF REACH REPORT and mentions in 2015, and the 2.5 times the MORE THAN FROM new website had 70,111 unique federal minimum visitors during the year. In 2015, wage and $4 ANY OTHER Out of Reach and the Housing Wage more than were featured in stories by such RESEARCH IN MY the estimated media outlets as The Washington Post, LIFE AS A PUBLIC FIGURE. average wage earned by renters The Wall Street Journal, The NPR/ nationwide. The housing wage Diane Rehn Show, The Huffington —HUD Secretary Castro represents the hourly wage Post, The Chicago Tribune, Mother necessary for a full-time worker Jones, CBS MoneyWatch, The Christian to afford a modest two-bedroom Science Monitor, The Dailey Kos, and without spending more many others. A City Lab online than 30% of income on housing article on Out of Reach was shared costs. more than 503,000 times and a In 2015, NLIHC launched a new Vox online article was shared more interactive Out of Reach website with than 65,700 times in 2015.

10 11 2015 2 0 1 5 NLIHC NLIHC Annual Annual Report A RARE OCCURRENCE: Report THE GEOGRAPHY AND RACE OF MORTGAGES OVER $500,000

n November 2015, NLIHC homeowners would be impacted released “A Rare Occurrence: The by one of the reforms of the Geography and Race of Mortgages mortgage interest deduction (MID) Iover $500,000” that shows that proposed under the United for only 5% of new mortgages obtained Homes (UFH) campaign endorsed in the U.S. in the past three years by more than 2,300 organizations were larger and elected officials nationwide. than $500,000. The UFH campaign proposes to Other findings: provide significant new resources Mortgages of to affordable housing programs this size are rare like the national Housing Trust in most areas of Fund through two simple changes the country, with to the MID: Reduce the portion of most of them a mortgage eligible for a tax break concentrated in from the current $1.1 million to high cost housing $500,000 (homeowners would markets. In 40 continue to get tax relief on the states, fewer first $500,000 of their mortgage), than 3% of and convert the deduction to a new mortgages 15% non-refundable credit, helping were larger than millions of low and moderate $500,000, and income homeowners who currently in 19 states such don’t benefit from the MID. If mortgages were less than 1% of the phased in gradually, the two total in the state. Nationally, only changes would save more than 1.8% of black borrowers and 2.4% $200 billion over ten years to invest of Hispanic borrowers obtained in the affordable housing for the mortgages larger than $500,000. lowest income people in America The Rare Occurrence report dispels without adding a penny to the the myth that a large percentage of national deficit.

12 13 2015 2 0 1 5 NLIHC NLIHC Annual Annual Report Report NLIHC LEADS IN SUCCESSFUL EFFORTS TO LIFT SEQUESTER CAPS FOR FY16 AND FY17

LIHC played a leadership NLIHC was also instrumental in role in urging Congress the NonDefense Discretionary to lift the 2011 Budget (NDD) United Coalition’s Steering NControl Act sequestration spending Committee, serving as a liaison limits to protect essential HUD to other housing, homelessness, and USDA Rural Development and community development affordable housing programs in organizations around the country FY16 and FY17. and securing strong participation NLIHC in NDD sign-on letters and “Raise coordinated the Caps” Capitol Hill activities. the efforts of We also actively participated in the Campaign efforts of the HOME Coalition, Cap HURT Counte for Housing the SAVE-for-All Campaign led by Community the Coalition for Human Needs, a Development housing voucher working group, Funding an affordable housing preservation (CHCDF), a working group, and rural housing group of more than 70 national advocacy groups. nonprofits, on a “Caps Hurt On October 30, Congress passed Communities” campaign. We and President Barack Obama designed and launched a signed into law the two-year campaign website; created and Balanced Budget Act that lifted the maintained a calendar of campaign severe sequester spending caps for activities; developed language for two years. On December 18, an participating organizations to use omnibus spending bill for FY16 in their communications efforts; was enacted that protected most managed Twitterstorms; organized HUD and USDA Rural Housing Congressional call-in days; and programs from the serious cuts that issued multiple calls to action to would have been required under thousands of friends of NLIHC. sequestration.

14 15 2015 Sign-ons led by others to Congress and 53the on Presentations made by NLIHC AT-A-GLANCE Administration NLIHC staff to more than affordable housing and 106 homelessness legislation and 8,300 people – including regulations that NLIHC joined. 44 at state coalition partner events.

NLIHC Staff conducted 25 to “calls-to-action” 543Meetings, Calls and Sign-on letters initiated by NLIHC . our network of over 11 Exchanges that NLIHC 27,000 contacts. staff conducted with Congressional offices. Meetings119 Attended by over NLIHC staff attended

From2,700 partner organizations on the federal Comment7 letters budget and sequestration, the national Meetings, conferences, and other Housing Trust Fund, housing the formerly events380 hosted by other organizations submitted by NLIHC to the incarcerated, Moving to Work, source-of- 169Meetings, calls and that served as outreach, networking and Administration and Congress income discrimination, affordable housing exchanges conducted speaking opportunities, including taxation, protecting tenants at foreclosure, about various regulations and and many other topics and issues. by NLIHC staff with legislation before the Housing Administration and Insurance Subcommittee departments and of the Financial Services offices. Working group planning Committee. meetings197 and board meetings . MEDIA INTERVIEWS, SOCIAL MEDIA NLIHC issued 27 27 PRESS RELEASES AND INFORMATION SHARING Press on key issues during 2015. 6,581 Releases Unique Twitter The Out of Reach 2015 Out of NLIHC org. Followers report generated 1,578 402,761 page views (added 1,611 media stories and Reach Report in 2015 in 2015) mentions in 2015, 2015 and the new Out of HUD Secretary Castro: “I Reach interactive have quoted from NLIHC’s On November web site had 70,111 OUT OF REACH report A 29, the Washington unique visitors more than from any other RARE Post published an during the year. In research in my life as a editorial calling for public figure .” OCCURRENCE reform of the mortgage 2015, Out of Reach Report interest deduction and the Housing (MID), citing NLIHC’s Wage featured in Out of Reach “A Rare Occurrence: were covered The Geography in such media outlets as and Race of Mortgages over The Washington Post, The $500,000.” Titled “Fixing the Most 44 Wall Street Journal, The Expensive Tax Deduction,” the New Blog NPR/Diane Rehn Show, editorial described the MID as “one The Huffington Post, The of the most expensive tax breaks” Posts, 5,792 Chicago Tribune, Mother in the tax code and “a significant Receiving Facebook likes/ cause of after-tax income Jones, CBS MoneyWatch, inequality.” It called for bipartisan The Christian Science friends (adding action to lower the portion of mortgage principal against Monitor, The Dailey Kos, 1,727 in 2015) which borrowers can claim tax relief to $500,000 from 7,352 and many others. A City Lab online $1 million and to convert the MID to a tax credit – both Viewers in article on Out of Reach was shared more than of which are called for in NLIHC’s United for Homes 2015 503,000 times and a Vox online article on Out of campaign. Reach was shared more than 65,700 times in 2015.

Nationwide, 4,061 NLIHC staff participated in 135 INTERVIEWS AND MEDIA 633,901 OTHER EXCHANGES with print, online, television and radio media STORIES mentioned (including the NY Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, NBCNews. 4,061 NLIHC, the national Twitter com, Huffington Post, USA Today, The National Journal, Politico, Housing Trust Fund, Impressions Affordable Housing Finance, The Atlantic, Mother Jones, American Media Out of Reach, and 135 Prospect, CNN Online, American Banker, The Daily Beast, The Boston Stories other NLIHC-related in 2015 Interviews Globe, NPR/Diane Rehm, NBC Universal, Al Jazeera USA, Real News topics in 2015. Network, Associated Press TV, Telemundo Noticias, KSTP TV, Bloomberg News, and many others) 2015 2 0 1 5 NLIHC 2015 NLIHC Members 2015 NLIHC Members NLIHC Annual Annual ALABAMA Charities Housing Development Western Center on Law and Karen Westmont Community Action Partnership Jordan Gulley Report Alabama Arise Corporation Poverty, Inc. Brenda White Congressional Research Service Noah Hale Report Censeo, Inc. City of Los Angeles Housing WNC & Associates Council of Large Public Housing Anna Holt-Danau Collaborative Solutions Department Women Organizing Resource COLORADO Authorities Jill Khadduri Community Action Agencies City of San Jose Housing Knowledge & Services Colorado Coalition for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Austin King Association of Alabama Department Gideon Anders Homeless America Peter Lawrence Community Action Partnership Coachella Valley Housing Cary Brazeman Housing Colorado Father McKenna Center Harry Lawson of North Alabama Coalition Mary Brooks Northeast Colorado Housing, Friends Committee on National Hershel Lipow Community Concepts Agency Community Action North Bay Sarah Brundage Inc. Legislation Brian Maney Low Income Housing Coalition Community Economics, Inc. Michael and Linda Carroll Urban Land Conservancy General Board of Church John Nelson of Alabama Community Housing Alisha Cassidy-Garcia Utah Housing Alliance & Society of the United Julie Nepveu Rosedale Resident Improvement Program James Charles Ute Mountain Housing Methodist Church Tillman Neuner Council Community Housing Elizabeth Cooper Authority Home Builders Institute Laurence Pearl Kathie Hiers Partnership Jonathan Cooper J. Matthew Brady Housing Assistance Council Lydia Pecker EAH Housing Cathy Cortez Laura Brudzynski Law Offices of Eisen & Rome, Mark Robinson ALASKA East Bay Housing Organizations John Cotton Karen Degenhart P.C. Barbara Sard Cook Inlet Housing Authority Eden Housing, Inc. Cathy Creswell Britta Fisher Lutheran Services in America Bill Shields Nome Emergency Shelter Team Federal Home Loan Bank of Marilyn Ditty Leslie Henderson National Association of Leah Smith San Francisco Gary Frazier Roger Lewis Affordable Housing Lenders Leslie Strauss ARIZONA Fresno Housing Authority Salvador Gonzalez National Housing Trust Bonnie Temple Arizona Department of Housing Gubb & Barshay, LLC James Grow CONNECTICUT National Law Center on John Weicher Arizona Housing Alliance Housing Authority of the City of Alisha Jackson Connecticut Housing Coalition Homelessness and Poverty Mark Weinheimer Brooke Bedrick Santa Barbara Ronald Javor Connecticut Housing Finance National NeighborWorks Katie Wells Lucille Galimi Housing California Stephen Knight Authority Association Kimberly Williams Haidee Joy Housing Trust Silicon Valley Zella Knight Connecticut Housing NETWORK: A National Catholic Stockton Williams Carol Parry and John Fox LifeSTEPS, Inc. Karl Lauff Investment Fund Social Justice Lobby Jeanne Shaw Marin County Community Mary Lawrence Housing Authority Insurance Office of the Comptroller of the FLORIDA Development Agency Monique Lawshe Group Currency Ability Housing of Northeast ARKANSAS Mercy Housing California Dora Leong Gallo New Neighborhoods, Inc. Office of the Tenant Advocate Florida Jerry Webster Mid-Peninsula Housing Don Lucky People’s United Bank Poverty and Race Research Broward Housing Council Coalition Marilyn Mayor Publicly Assisted Housing Action Council Community Legal Services of CALIFORNIA Mutual Housing California Elizabeth Moody Resident Network Quadel Consulting Corporation Mid-Florida, Inc. Affordable Housing Access, Inc. Nancy Lewis Associates, Inc. Carlisle Morrisette Sisters of Notre Dame De Namur Reno & Cavanaugh, PLLC Delray Beach Community Land Alexander Tenants’ Association, Non-Profit Housing Association Betty Pagett Daisy Franklin Somerset Development Trust Inc. of Northern California Sherri Pendlebury Rich Glica Company, LLC Escambia-Pensacola Fair Alliance for a Better District 6 PolicyLink Marvis Phillips James Gordeuk Stewards of Affordable Housing Housing Office Burbank Housing Development Retirement Housing Foundation William and Gloria Powers Scott Kealey for the Future Florida Housing Coalition Corporation Rural Community Assistance Michael Pyatok Luz Sanchez Lois Athey Florida Supportive Housing California Affordable Housing Corporation Jerry Rioux Caroline Stevenson Andrew Aurand Coalition Law Project Sacramento Housing Alliance Marcia Rosen Dara Baldwin Homes in Partnership, Inc. California Coalition for Rural Sacramento Housing and Paula Samuel DELAWARE Nancy Bernstine KMX Group Housing Redevelopment Agency Russell Schmunk Delaware Housing Coalition William Caplan Miami Coalition for the California Department of San Diego Housing Federation Lela Schwartz Gordon and Joan Cavanaugh Homeless Housing and Community San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Roy Schweyer DISTRICT OF Marcie Cohen Monroe County Homeless Development Housing Mary Ellen Shay COLUMBIA Willette Coleman Services California Housing Finance Self-Help Enterprises Alene Smith Butler Family Fund Patrick Costigan Raymond James Tax Credit Agency Shelter Partnership, Inc. Rickey Stamps Center for Community Change Rita Dongas Funds, Inc. California Housing Partnership Southern California Association Eugene Suh Center on Budget and Policy Steve Dubb Real Estate Education and Corporation of NonProfit Housing Elizabeth Voge Priorities Dan Emmanuel Community Housing, Inc. Century Housing Corporation ThriveLA Amy Voge Coalition for Nonprofit Housing Merrit Gillard Christine Allamanno David Walker & Economic Development Ed Gramlich Mark Buchbinder

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Annual Suzette DeCastro Housing Action Illinois Dana Nash Curtis Thaxter Stevens Broder & Elisha Harig-Blaine Jonathan Klein Annual Report Charles Elsesser Housing Authority of Cook Florence Roisman Micoleau, LLC Blaire Hoffman Henry Korman Report Vincent Gardner County Drummond Woodsum Douglas McNeill Judith Liben Stephen Golant Illinois Iowa Center for IOWA Freeport Housing Trust Jeremiah O’Leary Jeffrey Lines Deborah Hallisky Independent Living 4 Feathers Development Gauche & Rosenthal Yvonne Perret Joyce McAfee Sheila Hamilton League of Women Voters of Family Promise of Greater Des Maine Affordable Housing Andres Saavedra Sheila Mondshein Jeff Hearne Chicago Moines Coalition Renee Willis Ellen Morris Roshanda Jackson Metropolitan Tenants’ Home Opportunities Made Maine Real Estate Managers’ Mark Wurzbacher Elizabeth Mulroy Patrick McNamara Organization Easy, Inc. Association Ann O’Hara Nancy Muller Moline Housing Authority Polk County Housing Trust Northern New England MASSACHUSETTS Augustin Parker Anne Ray Northwest Tower Residents’ Fund Housing Investment Fund Action for Boston Community Winton Pitcoff William Russell Association R. Allen Hays Norway Savings Bank Development, Inc. Cheryl-Ann Pizza-Zeoli Open Communities Otis Atwell Alliance of Cambridge Tenants Paul Ruchinskas GEORGIA Rich Azure KANSAS Penquis CAP, Inc. Berkshire County Regional Phyllis Schmidt Georgia Advancing Patricia Bach Homestead Affordable Portland Housing Authority Housing Authority Lisa Sloane Communities Together Tomika Beloch Housing, Inc. Preble Street Resource Center Boston Capital Corporation James Stockard Georgia Alliance to End Arlene Bieri Raise-Op Housing Cooperative Boston Housing Authority Lawrence Vale Homelessness Robert Buck KENTUCKY Richard Curtis & Associates Resident Advisory Board Daniel Waldinger Georgia Department of Vivian Cash Homeless and Housing Shalom , Inc. Camfield Tenants’ Association, Kathy Watkins Community Affairs Ron Clewer Coalition of Kentucky South Portland Housing Inc. Eleanor White Georgia Supportive Housing Laurie Ehlers Kentucky Housing Corporation Authority Central Massachusetts Housing Association Jennifer Fabbrini Janet Dakan The Genesis Fund Alliance, Inc. MICHIGAN Toni Gail Brewer Paul Fischer Anthony Elmore Total Construction Citizens’ Housing and Planning Community Economic Essie Carswell Diane Fox Aaron Wolfe-Bertling Management Association, Inc. Development Association of Kelly Cooney Harry Gottlieb Westbrook Housing Authority Community Economic Michigan Fannie Hall Rochelle Helm LOUISIANA Zachau Construction Development Assistance Community Housing Network Isadoer Harden Jessie Hooper Crescent City Community Land Rosemary Kuun Corporation CSI Support & Development Russ Henry Earlene Jenkins Trust Robert Laux Community Service Network Services Young Hughley Daniel Lauber Golden Agers Resident Council Greg Payne Massachusetts Alliance of HUD Neighborhood Service Nanda Johnson Judy Lewis of Bayou Towers Peter Tousignant Tenants Organization Larry Keating Allan Lindrup Guste Homes Resident Massachusetts Housing Occupancy Solutions Lee Ann Lands Mary McCabe Management Corporation MARYLAND Investment Corporation Marcus Cobb Mary Thompson Judith Ogle Louisiana Housing Alliance Community Preservation and Metropolitan Boston Housing Doneisia Davis Jennifer O’Neil Southern Mutual Help Development Corporation Partnership, Inc. Daryl Domke HAWAII Esther Patt Association, Inc. Cramer and Crystal Pine Street Inn Dobey Gavin Deborah Kimball Bill Pluta St. Tammany Parish Department Homes for America Regional Housing Network of Helen Guzzo Kay Riesch of Health and Human Housing Opportunities Massachusetts Fred Karnas IDAHO Karen Roberts Services Commission Spear Management Group Maryellen Lewis Northwest Integrity Housing Henry Rose Casius Pealer Innovative Housing Institute The Caleb Group William Phillips Company Herbert Rubin Pete Schenck Maryland Affordable Housing The Community Builders, Inc. Elaine Simpson Michael Gibson Paul Selden Coalition Emily Achtenberg Rick Stravers Judith Payne Jesse Sisler MAINE Maryland Department of William Apgar Thurston Willoughby Janet Smith Auburn Housing Authority Disabilities Gloria Aronson Cathy Wilson ILLINOIS Lillie Smith Avesta Housing Development National Advocacy Center Rachel Bratt Bickerdike Redevelopment Jacqueline Weiss Corporation Ann Dalrymple Edward Chase MINNESOTA Corporation Kathy York Bangor Area Homeless Shelter Sylvia Deyo Aimee Coolidge Broen Housing Consultants Chicago Alliance to End City of Portland Department of Thomas Deyo Stephen Day Central Minnesota Housing Homelessness INDIANA Housing and Neighborhood Robbie Dukes Judith Feins Partnership Chicago Community Loan Fund Indiana Association for Services David Falk Peter Gagliardi Family Housing Fund Chicago Rehab Network Community Economic Coastal Enterprises, Inc. Patricia Fugere Laurie Gould Franklin Towers Resident Community Investment Development Community Housing of Maine Joseph Guggenheim Jean Hannon Council Corporation Credere Associates, LLC

22 23 2015 2 0 1 5 NLIHC 2015 NLIHC Members 2015 NLIHC Members NLIHC Annual Annual HOME Line United Native American NEW MEXICO New York State Tenants & Joseph Weisbord Northeast Ohio Coalition for Report Housing and Redevelopment Housing Association Albuquerque Health Care for Neighbors Information Leonard Williams the Homeless Report Authority of Bemidji the Homeless, Inc. Service Mark Willis Over the Rhine Community Housing Justice Center NEBRASKA New Mexico Coalition to End Regional Economic Community Evelyn Wolff Housing HousingLink Nebraska Department of Homelessness Action Program United Way of Greater Metropolitan Interfaith Council Economic Development Supportive Housing Coalition Supportive Housing Network of NORTH CAROLINA Cincinnati on Affordable Housing Nebraska Housing Developers’ of New Mexico, Inc. New York BB&T Washington-Morgan County Community Home Trust Minneapolis Highrise Association Truth or Consequences Public The NHP Foundation Community Action Program DHIC, Inc. Representative Council Housing Authority Troy Rehabilitation & Marian Battise-Collins Greensboro Asset Building Minnesota Coalition for the NEVADA Mary Greene Improvement Program David Booker Homeless Kristen Ashe United Tenants of Albany Coalition Diamond Bradford Minnesota Housing Partnership Eric Novak NEW YORK Westgate Tenants’ Association Greensboro Housing Coalition Carol Brown Minnesotans Standing Together 121st-122nd Streets Block Hassan Alidoust North Carolina Housing Delorise Calhoun To End Poverty NEW HAMPSHIRE Association Victor Bach Coalition Jonda Clemings Housing Action NH Rondo Community Land Trust 334 East 92nd Street Tenants’ Joshua Barnett Northwestern Regional Housing Nick DiNardo West Bank Community Janice Bockmeyer Authority Dana Gamblin NEW JERSEY Association Development Corporation Arbor Housing and Jean Bonnes Reinvestment Partners Theresa Morelli Catholic Charities, Diocese of Ruth Barrett-Rendler Development Loraine Brown The Arc of North Carolina Claver Pashi Trenton Florence Castner Association for Neighborhood Jim Buckley Urquhart Development, LLC Lawana Pettus-Oglesby Community Action Services Matt Gerard & Housing Development Kathy Dubel Thomas Barrie Barbara Poppe East Brunswick Community Chip Halbach Bishop Sheen Ecumenical Henry Dubro Angela Chen Marsha Reese Housing Corporation Markus Klimenko Housing Foundation, Inc. Ingrid Ellen Jay Clark Nashid Shakir Fair Housing Council of Hilary Lovelace Chemung County Housing Anne Emerman Betty Corbett Lashkela Steele Northern New Jersey Lawrence Martin Coalition Monte Franke Omar Kashef Paul Tecpanecatl Housing & Community Mary McGovern Concern for Independent Living John Goering Grant Millin Nadine Watson Development Network of Tamir Mohamud Enterprise Community Partners Jill Hamberg William Rohe New Jersey Carilee Warner Fair Housing in Huntington Benjamin Jackson Bill Rowe OKLAHOMA KFL Camden Dream Center Sue Watlov Phillips Forsyth Street Advisors Princella Jamerson Peggy Walker Gerard Tango Monarch Housing Associates Dorinda Wider Greater Syracuse Tenants’ Teresa James New Jersey Tenant Network Kelly Johnstone NORTH DAKOTA OREGON Organization MISSISSIPPI Homeless Services United James Krauskopf Minot Area Homeless Coalition CASA of Oregon Princeton Community Housing Housing Mississippi Housing Action Council Elan Kriegel North Dakota Coalition for Community Alliance of Tenants Supportive Housing Association Vicksburg Housing Authority Human Development Services Sandra Lavia Homeless People Community Partners for of New Jersey Resident Council, Inc. of Westchester, Inc. Emily Miller Affordable Housing, Inc. Daniela Bonafede-Chhabra Interfaith Council for Action, Marc Miller OHIO Home Forward Arnold Cohen Auburn Good Housing MISSOURI Inc. David Mondrowitz National Community Land Trust Constance Crowley Foundation Empower Missouri JCTOD Outreach, Inc. (dba) Judith Nelson Neighborhood Partnerships Cherisse Dew Cleveland Housing Network Homeless Services Coalition of Johnson Park Center Georgene Nitzsche Network for Oregon Affordable Vito Gallo Cleveland Tenants’ Greater Kansas City Long Island Housing Services Thornevald Nugent Housing Wilma Garren Organization ReStart Lower East Side Coalition Laurence Pagnoni Northwest Housing Alternatives Blenda Johnson Coalition on Homelessness and Sanctuary in the Ordinary Housing Development Lorna Peterson Oregon Opportunity Network David Kinsey Housing in Ohio Joan Botwinick Mitchell-Lama Residents Reginald Pope St. Vincent de Paul Society of Jeffery Lacey Cuyahoga Metropolitan Evie Craig Coalition Marge Rogatz Lane County Mary Marino Housing Authority David Eslinger Morningside Heights Alex Schwartz The Richman Group Affordable Helen McCahill Del-Mor Dwellings Corporation Lisa Goldschmidt Multicultural Tenants’ Douglas Smith Housing Corporation Frank McCann Miami Valley Fair Housing Molly Metzger Organization Scott Sommer Megan Bolton Caroline Meehan Center Peter Salsich Neighborhood Preservation Michael Steele Monica Card Esther Mercado-Pitts National Church Residences Bill Gentile Coalition of New York State Lydia Tom K. Tyler Miller Neighborhood Housing Celeste Howard MONTANA New York State Rural Housing Vannessa Trahan Neighborworks Great Falls Laura Ramos Services of Greater Cleveland Mildred Johnson Coalition Anthony Trocchia Neighborworks Montana Harold Simon Darryl Warner Neighborhood Properties, Inc. Susan Madar

24 25 2015 2 0 1 5 NLIHC 2015 NLIHC Members 2015 NLIHC Members NLIHC Annual Annual Gary and Sonya Olsen-Hasek Opportunities Unlimited TEXAS Bear River Association of Murray City Corporation Utah Housing Corporation Report Andree Tremoulet for People with Differing Accessible Housing Austin! Governments Neighborhood Nonprofit Utah Nonprofit Housing Report Susan Troup Abilities, Inc. Adapt of Texas Bonneville Multifamily Capital Housing Corporation Linda Walker Rhode Island Coalition for the Community Wheelhouse Business Resolutions, LLC Neighborworks Salt Lake Utah Paiute Tribal Housing Darion Ward Homeless Easter Seals Greater Houston Canyons School District Ogden City Community Authority Bobby Weinstock Rhode Island Housing Foundation Communities Cedar City Housing Authority Development Utah State University Extension Stephen Weiss Carol Brotman Harlingen Community Cit Bank Utah Ogden Housing Authority Volunteers of America Utah Mary Westfall Brenda Clement Development Corporation City of North Salt Lake Ogden Weber Community Wasatch County Housing Brandi Cotton Home Sweet Home Community Community and Economic Action Authority PENNSYLVANIA Tanja Kubas-Meyer Redevelopment Corporation Development Olene Walker Housing Loan Wasatch Homeless Health care, Berks Coalition to End Nicolas Retsinas Houston Housing Authority City of Orem Fund Inc. Homelessness, Inc. Robert Sabel KeyBank Real Estate Capital City of West Jordan Park City Municipal Corp Wasatch Residential Group Housing Alliance of Kathy Szybist Lower Valley Housing Columbus Community Center Pitney Bowes Bank West Valley City Pennsylvania Corporation Community Action Services & Private Activity Bond Authority Work Activity Center Inter-faith Housing Alliance SOUTH CAROLINA Neighbors United For Progress Food Bank Program Zions Bank Lackawanna Neighbors, Inc. Connelly Development, Inc. Rockhaven Ministries, Inc. Community Development Provo City Housing Authority Steven Graham Law Offices of Daniel P. Bonnie Caldwell Texas Association of Corporation of Utah Restore - Utah Roxanne Graham McElhatton, PC Randy Clack Community Development Community Development Rocky Mountain Community Dell Vaughn McDonald National ADAPT - Housing Anita Floyd Corporations Finance Alliance Reinvestment Corporation Kara Mileski Group Texas Homeless Network Community Housing Services Roosevelt City Housing Nazareth Housing Services SOUTH DAKOTA Texas Low Income Housing Community Rebuilds Authority VERMONT Habitat for Humanity - South NeighborWorks Association of Information Service Crossroads Urban Center Salt Lake City Corporation Champlain Housing Trust Dakota Pennsylvania Texas Tenants’ Union Danville Development Salt Lake Community Action Committee on Temporary Mazaska Owecaso Otipi Northside Coalition for Fair The Nelrod Company Davis Community Housing Program Shelter Financial Housing Wenholz House Authority Salt Lake County Housing Vermont Oglala Sioux Tribe Partnership Philadelphia Association of WOMAN, Inc. Eide Bailly Salt Lake Valley Habitat for Twin Pines Housing Trust for Housing Community Development Wrem Literacy Group, Inc. Epicenter Humanity Upper Valley Haven The Lakota Fund Corporations Margaret Bulmer Family Promise Salt Lake Self-Help Homes Vermont Affordable Housing Emma Clifford Poppel Law, LLC Steven Fecarotta Family Support Center Sellers Management Coalition Elizabeth Cornelins Project H.O.M.E. Fred Fuchs First Step House South Valley Services Vermont Energy Investment Roger Cornelius Sota Construction Services, Inc. Karla Graham FJ & Associates State Office of Community Corporation Rosemarie Dillingham Tel Hai Apartments Isabelle Headrick Fourth Street Clinic Development Vermont Housing and Elaine Matotamahece Women’s Community Ann Howard Giv Group The Road Home Conservation Board Janelle Tobacco Revitalization Project Kate Moore Habitat for Humanity of Tooele Community Housing Vermont Housing Finance Katrice Cheaton Southwest Utah Authority Agency TENNESSEE Elizabeth Mueller Dale Gravett Jo Kathryn Quinn Habitat for Humanity of Summit Turn Community Services Timm Harris Clarksville Housing Auhority David Podell Brandon Reed & Wasatch Counties Uintah Basin Association of Darah Kehnemuyi Humboldt Housing Authority David Ritter Joetta Stevenson Harold P Woodruff Architect/ Governments Byron Stookey MitiGate, Inc. Robert Schertzer Judy Telge Planner University of Utah, College of Richard Williams William Barnes Blair Shevlin Kathleen Tyler Homeless Veterans’ Fellowship Social Work Bill Vandivier Tiffanie Brown Horizon Development Utah Apartment Association VIRGINIA Barbara Viaud Michael Green UTAH Housing Authority of Salt Lake Utah Center for Neighborhood Capital Impact Partners Theresa Kennedy Catholics for Housing, Inc. David Wooledge AAA Fair Credit Foundation City Stabilization Roxann Larson Central Virginia Housing AARP Utah Housing Authority of Southeast Utah Chapter of NAHRO Joe Pitts RHODE ISLAND Adams Construction Utah Utah Coalition of Manufactured Coalition Donna Rosenstiel House of Hope Community American Express Center For Housing Authority of Utah Homeowners Community Life Resources Marybeth Shinn Development Corporation Community Change County Utah Community Reinvestment Legal Aid Justice Center Michael Turner Project Mend-A-House Housing Network of Rhode Ardent Management Kier Construction Corporation Yvonne Watkins Public Housing Association of Island Artspace, Inc. Method Studio Utah Community Services Martha Weatherspoon Assist, Inc. Mountainlands Community Office Residents Housing Association Utah Housing Coalition The Compass Group, LLC

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Annual United Way Worldwide Larry McNickle Tacoma-Pierce County The Honorable Carla A. Hills Annual Virginia Housing Alliance Phyllis Murphy Affordable Housing $200,000+ $5,000 to $9,999 Holland & Knight Report Federal Home Loan Bank of Report Virginia Supportive Housing Shekar Narasimhan Consortium Ford Foundation Home Builders Institute* Dallas Doris Anthony Sharon Price Washington Low Income Melville Charitable Trust David Horne Klein Hornig Eva Anthony Kate Raftery Housing Alliance Oak Foundation Housing Partnership Network Orlando Artze Richard Santangelo Washington State Housing Mortgage Bankers Association HRI Properties Anson Bell Erika Schmale Finance Commission of America Idaho Housing & Finance Carolyn Burstein Allison Silberberg Tal and Irene Basloe Saraf $100,000 to National Association of Realtors Association Dora Callahan Jane Sper Donald Chamberlain Ocwen Financial Corporation ImpactAssets Sally Camp Paul Stanford Steve Fredrickson $199,999 TD Bank Joint Center For Housing Bank of America Charitable Volunteers of America* Diane Davis Tina Washington Jacqueline Garnes Foundation Studies Harvard University Sandra Eichorn Sharon Wilson Geno Julia Kacel JPMorgan Chase & Co. William Kelly Emily & Patrick Fagan Andrew Zehe Sue Luke Wells Fargo Foundation $1,000 to $4,999 LeadingAge William Forster Linda Maser Andrew Davidson & Co. Louisiana Housing Corporation Nicole Gandy WASHINGTON Gregory Provenzano Abt Associates The Ludwig Family Foundation Cora Hayes Beacon Development Jennifer Ryan $50,000 to Action for Boston Community Mark Maloney & Georgia John Horejsi Group Paul Schissler Development* Murray Andrea James Bellwether Housing Ginger Segel $99,999 AGM Financial Services McCormack Baron Salazar Nina Janopaul City of Seattle, Howard Stanback BBVA Compass Beth McKee-Huger & Raymond Capital One Foundation Christine Allamanno Claire Kealey Office of Housing Denis Woods William & Kristen Apgar* Huger Marta Kealey Federal Home Loan Bank of Wisconsin Community Action Home Depot Foundation Mercy Health PNC Financial Services Group Atlantic Pacific Communities Samuel Kealey Des Moines Program Association Ballard Spahr Merritt Community Capital Paul Kealey Housing Development Wisconsin Partnership for BB&T* Corporation Douglas Kleine Consortium of Seattle-King Housing Development, Inc. $10,000 to Beekman Advisors National Affordable Housing Susan Lewis County Mike Basford Bocarsly Emden Cowan Esmail Management Association Wonhee Lim National Manufactured Home Marianne Morton $49,999 & Arndt National Affordable Housing Benjamin Litwin Owners Association Bill Perkins AFL-CIO Housing Investment Buckley Sandler Trust Maureen Markham Office of Rural and Farmworker Brian Peters Trust* Bonnie Caldwell* National Association of Clarissa McAdoo Housing Chad Ruppel Campion Foundation Center on Budget & Policy Housing & Redevelopment John McCloskey Spokane Low Income Housing Lynn Cunningham Citi Community Development Priorities* National Council of State Ryan McKnight Consortium Kacy Brady Elderly Housing Development Donald Chamberlain* Housing Agencies & Operations Corporation* Cinnaire National Housing & Enterprise Community Coalition on Homelessness & Rehabilitation Association Partners* Housing in Ohio* National Housing Trust* Federal Home Loan Banks* The Collingwood Group National Leased Housing Housing Assistance Council* Combined Federal Campaign Association Local Initiatives Support The Community Builders* National MultiFamily Housing Corporation & National Community Economics* Council Equity Fund* The Compass Group* New York City Housing Low Income Investment Fund* Sheila Crowley & Kent Willis Development Corporation Mercy Housing* CSH The NHP Foundation* National Council of La Raza* Dimeo Properties Oglala Sioux Tribe Partnership Navajo Housing Authority* Helen Dunlap for Housing* NeighborWorks America* Harriet Elam-Thomas Ann O’Hara & Steve Day* Ohio Capital Corporation for Charles Elsesser* Olson Advocacy Group Housing Bill Faith & Barbara Poppe* Greg Payne* Kathryn & David Nelson Federal Home Loan Bank of Pennrose Properties Technical Assistance Boston Pennsylvania Housing Finance Collaborative* Federal Home Loan Banks Agency Chip Halbach* POAH Communities Hawkins, Delafield & Wood*

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Annual Prudential Mortgage Capital Washington Low Income Daniel Immergluck Gregory Watson Laurie Gould* Thornevald Nugent* Annual Report Company Housing Alliance* Henry Korman* Deborah Weinstein Greensboro Asset Building NYCHA Resident Advisory Report Quadel Consulting Washington State Housing Harry Lawson Jr. Joseph Weisbord* Coalition* Board* Corporation* Finance Commission* Ellen Lazar Carol Wilkins Joseph Guggenheim* Dale & Linda Otterness Reno & Cavanaugh* Wheaton Franciscan Sisters Lee’s Summit Housing Authority Denis Woods* Jordan Gulley* Laurence Pearl* Riverside Advisors Nancy Lewis Farida Wozniak Ruth Hamilton Lorna Peterson* Tara & Dan Rollins Judith Liben* Jean Hannon* Katherine Pickering Naomi & Michael Rosenfeld $100 to $499 Karen Lilleleht Jane Harrison Cheryl-Ann Pizza-Zeoli* Jaimie Ross Mark Allison Kate Little $99 and under Richard Hayes Raphael Podolsky Kathleen & Fred Rotonadaro Avesta Housing Development Moises Loza 4 Feathers Development* Karen Hiller Publicly Assisted Housing Tal Saraf & Irene Basloe Saraf* Corporation* Maine Affordable Housing Andrew Aurand* Celeste Howard* Resident Network Securities Industry & Financial Elinor Bacon Coalition* Rabita Aziz Young Hughley* Nora Quinn Market Association Joseph & Evalyn Basloe Steven Manos Rich Azure* Kelly Johnstone* Bill Rowe* Senville Foundation Roy Bateman Peter Marcuse Betty Barrett* James Jorgensen Catherine & Jerome Sadow Somerset Development The Benevity Community Michael McKee Brooke Bedrick* Omar Kashef* Peter Salsich* Company* Impact Fund Emily Miller* Joseph Belden Claire Kealey* Juliet Saltman Telesis Corporation James Bishop Nancy Morrill Nancy Bernstine* Samuel Kealey* Anthony Sarmiento Virginia Housing Development John Brandenburg Andrew Mott Jean Bonnes* Jonathan Klein* Paul Schissler* Authority Jan Breidenbach Rachael Myers Michael Briese Rosemary Kuun* Pamela Schwartz Darren Walker Jeanne Broyhill Bob Palmer Carol Brotman* Terry Lachin Andre Shashaty Diane Randall & Roger Catlin* Carol Parry & John Fox* Sarah Brundage* Rea Layne Bill Shields* Citizens’ Housing & Planning Dan Pearlman Jim Buckley* Maryellen Lewis* Lisa Sloane* $500 to $999 Association* David & Laura Pels Margaret Bulmer* Sanjida Lisa Mary Smith Anonymous David & Carla Cohen Peoples’ Self-Help Housing Esther Bunzl Hilary Lovelace* Alene Smith* James Baker III & Susan Baker Marcie Cohen* Corporation Delorise Calhoun* Kathleen Lyons* Scott Sommer* Benedictine Sisters Norman Cohen Pinnaclecare International Monica Card* Don Mathis* Katharine Stierhoff David Bowers Amanda Cook Preservation Management Gordon & Joan Cavanaugh* Matthew de Ferranti James Stockard* Brenda Clement* Crawford Edgewood Managers Michael Pyatok* Katrice Cheaton Helen McCahill* Tugbe Sulureh The Communities Group Janet Dakan* David Rammler Josephine Clarke Larry McNickle* Bonnie Temple* Council for Affordable & Rural Larry & Marilyn Dale Robert Reaves William Coleman Caroline Meehan* Stephanie Thomas Housing Kathy Dubel Nicolas Retsinas* Susan Fainstein John Nelson* Barbara Viaud* Chris Estes EAH Housing* Christina Reyes Laura Falender* Nicole Nelson Martha Weatherspoon* Friends Committee on National Peter Edelman & Marian Wright Lily Ann Ritter Daisy Franklin* Marla Newman Mark Weinheimer* Legislation* Edelman Martin & Cindy Rowe Patricia Fugere* Georgene Nitzsche* Karen Westmont* Dora Gallo* Josephine Ensign Herbert Rubin* Vincent Gardner Khara Norris Elizabeth Wolf Ryan Good Ellen & John Errico Robert Sabel* Gateway Housing First* Maria Noth Ann Wolff Hessel, Aluise & Neun Jennifer Fabbrini* Elizabeth Savage Matt Gerard* Eric Novak* Herbert Ziegeldorf Homes for America* Emily & Patrick Fagan* Jim Schaafsma Laurie Goldman Paul & Marta Kealey* Patrick Fenton Esther Schlorholtz Kenneth Lore Cynthia Flaherty James Schuyler *Denotes donors who are also members. Herbert Morse Carol & Bruce Fleisher Alex Schwartz* Marie Nagorski William Forster* Roy Schweyer* National Alliance to End The Genesis Fund* Ellen Seidman Homelessness L. Trice Gravatte IV Marvin Siflinger National Church Residences* Robert Greenstein Sisters Servants of the Northern New England Gail Hall Immaculate Heart of Mary Housing Investment Fund* Toby Halliday Janet Smith* Reymundo Ocañas Timm Harris* Gregory Squires RKR Construction Company Isabelle Headrick* Urquhart Development* Kalima Rose Joseph Heaphy Vicksburg Housing Authority Rod Solomon Edward Helfeld Resident Council* Byron Stookey* Brent Hepp

30 31 2015 2 0 1 5 NLIHC STATEMENT OF NLIHC NLIHC Annual Annual Report FINANCIAL POSITION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Report As of December 31, 2015 POLICY C3/C4 NLIHC Board of Directors Elects New Leadership 2015 ASSETS  COALITION TOTAL CENTER ELIM . t its meeting on March 4, 2015, the NLIHC thanked departing board members Mark Cash and cash equivalents $ 742,789 $ 6,141 $ 748,930 NLIHC Board of Directors elected five Allison, Maria Cabildo, Marcie Cohen, Paul Due from Policy Center $ 4,000 $ (4,000) new members to the board and said Weech, and Leonard Williams. Grants and other receivables $ 1,130,313 $1,130,313 farewellA to five others. New board members: NLIHC officers elected to serve another one-year Prepaid expenses and deposits $ 47,511 $ 47,511 Dara Baldwin, Public Policy Analyst, National term: Property and equipment, net $ 549,763 $ 549,763 Disability Rights Network, Washington, DC; Investments $ 4,775,303 $4,775,303 Dora Leong Gallo, Chief Executive Officer, A • Brenda Clement, Chair Interest in Charitable Remainder Trust $ 140,861 $ 140,861 Community of Friends, Los Angeles, CA; Isabelle • Greg Payne, 1st Vice Chair Headrick, Executive Director, Accessible Housing TOTAL ASSETS $ 7,390,540 $ 6,141 $ (4,000) $7,392,681 • Marla Newman, 2nd Vice Chair Austin!, Austin, TX; Eric Price, Executive • Christine Allamanno, Secretary 2015 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Vice President, AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust and CEO of Building America CDE, Inc., • Moises Loza, Treasurer Liabilities Washington, DC; and Michael Steele, President, • Lisa Hasegawa and Matt Gerard, at-large Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 104,055 $ 104,055 Rutgers Resident Association, NY City members Due to the Coalition $ 4,000 $ (4,000) Housing Authority, New York, NY. Line of credit $ 1,509 - $ 1,509 Capital lease obligation $ 57,807 - $ 57,807 Deferred revenue $ 83,100 - $ 83,100 2015 Board of Directors Deferred lease incentive $ 451,360 - $ 451,360 Deferred rent $ 230,271 - $ 230,271 Christine Allamanno, Bill Faith Rachael Myers Eric Price Secretary Coalition on Homelessness Washington Low Income AFL-CIO Housing Investment Total Liabilities $ 928,102 $ 4,000 (4,000) $ 928,102 Keiser University Sarasota and Housing in Ohio Housing Alliance Trust Net Assets Sarasota FL Columbus, OH Seattle, WA Washington, DC Undesignated $ 556,848 $ 2,141 $ 558,989 William C . Apgar Daisy Franklin Marla Newman, 2nd Vice Tara Rollins Orleans, MA Public Housing Resident Chair Utah Housing Coalition Endowment Funds $ 4,775,303 $ 4,775,303 Network Louisiana Housing Alliance Salt Lake City, UT Total Unrestricted $ 5,332,151 $ 2,141 $5,334,292 Dara Baldwin Norwalk, CT Baton Rouge, LA National Disability Rights Michael Steele Temporarily Restricted $ 1,130,287 $ 1,130,287 Network Dora Leong Gallo Ann O’Hara Rutgers Houses Resident Washington, DC A Community of Friends Technical Assistance Association Total Net Assets $ 6,462,438 $ 2,141 $6,464,579 Los Angeles, CA Collaborative New York, NY David Bowers Boston, MA TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $ 7,390,540 $ 6,141 $ (4,000) $7,392,681 Enterprise Community Matt Gerard, Exec Comm. Martha Weatherspoon Partners at-large Bob Palmer Lincoln Home Resident Washington, DC Minneapolis Highrise Housing Action Illinois Council 2015 OPERATING REVENUE AND SUPPORT Representative Council Chicago, IL Clarksville, TN Delorise Calhoun Minneapolis, MN Grants and contributions $ 2,363,189 $ 203,478 $ (199,198) $ 2,367,469 Jurisdiction-Wide Resident Greg Payne, 1st Vice Chair Advisory Board Deirdre “DeeDee” Gilmore Maine Affordable Housing Investments designated for operations $ 653,233 $ 653,233 Cincinnati Housing Authority Charlottesville Public Housing Coalition Annual conference and registration revenue $ 469,950 $ 469,950 Cincinnati, OH Association of Residents Portland, ME Charlottesville, VA Membership contributions $ 361,209 $ 361,209 Brenda J . Clement, Chair Citizens’ Housing and Lisa Hasegawa, Exec Comm. Other $ 27,737 $ 27,737 Planning Association, Inc. at-large Interest income $ 135 $ 135 Boston, MA National Coalition for Asian Pacific American Community

TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE AND SUPPORT $ 3,875,453 $ 203,478 $ (199,198) $3,879,733 Emma “Pinky” Clifford Development (National Oglala Sioux Tribe Partnership CAPACD) for Housing Washington, DC 2015 EXPENSES Pine Ridge, SD Isabelle Headrick Program Services/Education: $ 2,065,851 $ 198,578 $ (199,198) $ 2,065,231 Lot Diaz Accessible Housing Austin! National Council of La Raza Austin, TX Management and general $ 489,963 $ 3,399 $ 493,362 Washington, D.C. Fundraising $ 133,623 $ 1,360 $ 134,983 Moises Loza, Treasurer Chris Estes Housing Assistance Council National Housing Conference Washington, DC TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES $ 2,689,437 $ 203,337 $2,693,576 Washington, DC

32 33 2015 NLIHC 2015 NLIHC STAFF Malik Siraj Akbar, Communications Ellen Errico, Graphic Design and Web Annual Specialist Manager

Report Andrew Aurand, Vice President for Ed Gramlich, Special Advisor Research Blaire Hoffman, Staff Assistant Nicole Brown, Executive Assistant Mary Kolar, Field Director Megan Bolton, Research Director Paul Kealey, Chief Operating Officer Elina Bravve, Senior Research Analyst Joseph Lindstrom, Senior Housing Christine Campbell, Vice President for Field Advocacy Organizer and Communications Khara Norris, Director of Administration Josephine Clarke, Executive Assistant James Saucedo, Housing Advocacy Linda Couch, Senior Vice President for Organizer Policy Christina Sin, Development Coordinator Sheila Crowley, President and CEO Elayne Weiss, Policy Analyst l, Housing Advocacy Dan Emmanue , Vice President for Field and Organizer Renee Willis Communications (During 2015)

2015 NLIHC INTERNS NLIHC thanks our 2015 interns for their excellent contributions to our cause.

Sylvia Deyo, Field Intern Won-Hee Lim, Policy Intern Kathryn Greenwell, Policy Intern Emily Miller, Research Intern Pressley Harrison, Communications Intern Ikra Rafi, Graphic Design Intern Blaire Hoffman, Field Intern William Sands, Ccommunications Intern Tierra Langley, Field Intern Trevor Smith, Communications Intern Gar Meng Leong, Research Intern Alexandra Williams, Field Fellow

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