2023 Homeport Impact Report

2 02 3 I MPAC T RE P ORT LASER FOCUS

Five years later: A home-buying success story

Star Guard Shoots and Scores -- at Homeownership

LASER FOCUS

Senior’s ‘Cruise Around the World’ at Prom

LAS ER F OC US

C LOS E THE GAP

Former Latitude Five25 resident finds new home at Mulby Place

STRONG COMMUNITIES START AT HOME

C LO S I NG TH E GA P

296 N EW R ESIDENTS IN 20 23

For Rent 1

Downtown Delaware

2

4

5 3

Mulby Place

Easton Place Homes

New construction senior housing in Downtown Linden in Columbus, Ohio.

Phase 1 - New construction multifamily housing at Easton in Columbus, Ohio.

$27M / 100 homes

2

$14.7M / 50 homes

1 2

8 MG AA 3

For-Sale 3 SEVEN newly constructed homes sold in American

5

Addition and the Near East Side

FAMILY COMMUNITIES

NB

7

MG MILO-GROGAN

LEASE-OPTION HOMES SENIOR COMMUNITIES

NB

NORTH OF BROAD

AA

AMERICAN ADDITION

13

21

6 5 0 FUTURE RE S IDE NTS Pre-development 4

Under Construction 5

6

7

8

Channing Street

McDowell Place

Easton Place Homes

Fieldstone Cottages

Thornwood Commons

Adaptive reuse of existing office building into 24 flats and new construction of 20 townhomes in Delaware, Ohio.

New construction multifamily housing in the Franklinton neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio.

Phase 2 - New construction multifamily housing at Easton in Columbus, Ohio.

New construction senior cottages adjacent to Fieldstone Court housing in south Columbus, Ohio.

Preservation of existing multifamily apartments in the Milo-Grogan neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio.

$13.4M / 44 homes

$14.1M / 50 homes

$35.8M / 100 homes

$12.8M / 40 homes

D EV ELOPMEN T PA RT N ER S

COLUMBUS

NEXT GENERATION C O R P O R A T I O N

Franklin County

$23.7M / 86 homes

L AS E R F O CUS

7 2 0 9 TOTAL R ESIDENTS SERVED IN 20 23 WHO LIVES WITH HOMEPORT?

KEY FACTS

7.1 years

5,839

interactions with residents resulting in

4,212 family connections to services.

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.

41%

Children

12.8% Seniors (62+)

74%

Of children live in single-parent homes

TOP RESIDENT CONCERNS HOMEBUYER EDUCATION & COUNSELING FOOD ASSISTANCE

103,061

Equivalent meals delivered to Homeport residents at FOUR senior communities and TWO family communities

In partnership with;

PARTNERING for HEALTHY COMMUNITIES

27,248

Meals/snacks delivered to children in FIVE communities during out of school time.

In partnership with;

K E Y FAC TS

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

233

Evictions prevented, keeping 651 residents stable in their homes.

$615,463

In emergency financial assistance awarded.

In partnership with

• Central Ohio Area

Agency on Aging • City of Columbus • Community Shelter Board • Colburn-Keeman Foundation • The Columbus Foundation • Columbus Urban League • Fairfield County JFS • Franklin County JFS • Homes on the Hill

• IMPACT

Community Action • Jewish Family Services • Lancaster-Fairfield Community Action • Lutheran Social Services • National Church Residences • St. Stephens • United Methodist Church For All People • YMCA Central Ohio

481

Children participated at SEVEN properties.

In partnership with; OUT OF SCHOOL PROGRAMMING

255

clients became homeowners

220

Completed Homebuyer Education

in homes = $55.6M purchased

60

Completed Financial Credit Counseling Coaching

53

Foreclosure Prevention Clients Assisted

Housing Advisory Services Client Demographics

79.7%

Make less than the Area Median Income

15.2%

Have a household income below $30,000 56.8% African American 36.8% White .9% Hispanic 5.5% Other

M A J OR PR OGR A M F UN D ER S

Franklin County

SIEMER FAMILY FOUNDATION

HARRY C. MOORES FOUNDATION

PART N E RSH I P HI G H L I G HTS I N 2 02 3 F UN D IN G PA RT N ER S

companies

Anonymous

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Leah & William Evans III

Donna & Larry James

PA RTN ER SH IPS MA K IN G IMPACT

This is Homeport’s second year of the twoyear, $200,000 Neighborhood Builders grant. It is Bank of America’s signature philanthropic program to provide funding and leadership training to nonprofits that are advancing economic mobility and building up underserved neighborhoods in major, metro and suburban markets.

Comenity Bank, a subsidiary of Bread Financial, granted $390,000 to Homeport.

This grant will support Homeport’s affordable housing initiatives in Central Ohio and is in addition to a previous $1.5 million long-term investment by the bank.

After serving at Columbus Area Integrated Health Services for nearly six years, the organization came to an end.

Without missing a beat, Precious Milton started Concrete Orkidz, a free program that offers tutoring, meals, summer camps, and social-emotional learning initiatives for children.

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Modified: February 9, 2024