A collage featuring a construction worker reviewing floor plans on one side and a row of buildings on the other. Title: Impact Report — Creating Homes, Building America: Fiscal Year 2024

NeighborWorks® America is a smart investment for our country. We are rigorously focused on building and preserving homes, strengthening communities and improving the lives of individuals and families in urban, suburban and rural settings – in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and on Native lands. For every dollar of federal appropriation, NeighborWorks and its network attracted an additional $71 of public and private sector direct investment in communities.

We employed these resources, in our network and beyond, to support creating homes and building America.

Creating Homes

431,600
individuals and families assisted with affordable housing and counseling

$4.6 billion
invested in creating new homeowners

211,900
affordable rental homes owned and/or managed

Building America

48,900
jobs created/supported

$1.6 billion
invested in commercial lending

16,300
training certificates earned by affordable housing and community development professionals

Volunteers work together outdoors to stain large wooden beams laid across sawhorses. The group includes men and women focused on the task, wearing work gloves and utility belts. Behind them is a construction site with gravel ground and a partially built concrete wall. A bold graphic design overlays the image with the word “HOMES” and the location labeled “Great Falls, MT.
A woman speaks passionately in front of a classroom of adult learners seated in tiered rows. She gestures with open hands, engaging the diverse group of participants who appear attentive and focused. The word “LEADERS” is overlaid on the image with bold, modern typography, along with the location label “Boston, MA.
A diverse group of people wearing matching yellow “NeighborWorks Week” T-shirts engage enthusiastically outdoors, smiling and giving high-fives. The background features bright green grass and colorful flowers. The word “COMMUNITIES” appears at the top with a bold dot design, and the location “Washington, DC” is noted at the bottom right.
A diverse group of people enthusiastically cut a red ribbon in front of a building, smiling and clapping. The word “PARTNERSHIPS” appears at the top with a bold dot design, and the location “Fort Payne, AL” is noted at the bottom right.

Learn more about the effective programs that strengthen our communities by diving into
NeighborWorks Programs: Building Community Impact

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“When you find the right nonprofit partner, you create impact that lasts for generations.”

Courtney Howard Hodapp, JPMorganChase

“NeighborWorks [partners] with both consumers and our counseling professionals to ensure that our work together is best in class and makes a difference in every community we serve.

David Berenbaum, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Housing Counseling, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
“With the help of NeighborWorks America, we were able to save 43,851 residents from losing their homes to foreclosure between 2008 and 2011. Recently, PHFA received an award from NeighborWorks America to participate in the Housing Stability Counseling Program where we helped families all over Pennsylvania. We are so grateful for this partnership that has lasted a span of more than 15 years.”
Terri Redmond, Pennsylvania Housing and Finance Agency
“Being able to partner with NeighborWorks and all the organizations that are members with it, it takes that village to truly be able to give back to the community, to support the community, getting people on the right ground so that those building blocks of having that sustainable future, of building that generational wealth and making sure they feel the support from all the arms surrounding them and bringing them in. We’re really proud to support NeighborWorks and all of the organizations across our footprint.”
Bridget Murray, VP, Community Development Market Mgr. Eastern Pennsylvania & Delaware, Citizens Bank
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Welcome to our financial overview for the year.
We are proud to share our progress and how we are positioned for a strong future.

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Thank you!

Thank you to the United States Congress and to our generous supporters.

Amazon Web Services
American Express
Citizens
Fannie Mae
First National Bank
Key Bank
Morgan Stanley
Ocwen Financial
Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency
PNC 

Learn more about our internal audit process:

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