
Provides capital for affordable and mixed-income housing and related community development activities by facilitating private equity investments and making grants and loans, including predevelopment grants and loans, and by offering syndication services, financial structuring, and investment monitoring to support nonprofit-sponsored affordable housing.
New Hope Community Capital Inc backs affordable housing through capital structures, predevelopment financing, and investment services rather than traditional program grants. In 2025, its largest recent award was $9,875,000 to Washington Pine LLC in Boston to support lending and investment activities in low- and moderate-income communities, showing the scale at which the foundation operates. Another major 2025 grant, $8,797,632 to Garfield Park Wellness Center Support Corporation in Chicago, ties housing finance to community infrastructure, including a wellness center in a neighborhood setting. The foundation also funded 250 Centre Street Housing LLC with $5,946,000 in 2025 and Nannie Helen Owner LLC with $2,987,244 in 2024, both connected to housing development. Its own program language centers nonprofit-sponsored affordable and mixed-income housing, with grants, loans, private equity investments, syndication, and investment monitoring used together to move projects forward. That combination points to a funder focused on transaction support and project capital for community development projects that need structured financing.
Affordable and mixed-income housing is the clearest throughline in New Hope Community Capital Inc’s recent giving. It awarded $2,987,244 to Nannie Helen Owner LLC in 2024 to further the grantee’s purpose of developing housing for low-income families, and it also gave $325,000 to Mcculloh Health Center LLC in 2023 for the same general purpose. The foundation’s community development finance work is visible in $70,014 to The Community Builders Inc in 2023, followed by $28,763 in 2025 and $28,021 in 2024, all for community and economic development in Chicago. A related strand is neighborhood infrastructure: $4,550,000 to Wgwc Development Services LLC in 2025 and $800,000 in 2024 both supported the development of the Sankofa Village Wellness Center.
Typical awards are sizable: the 25th percentile is $102,818, the median is $325,000, and the 75th percentile is $775,000. The recent list shows both very large transaction-level grants and smaller follow-on awards, suggesting a mix of project capital and targeted support. Several recipients appear in more than one year, including Wgwc Development Services LLC, Atc Commercial Ml LLC, and The Community Builders Inc, which points to recurring project relationships rather than one-off gifts. New Hope Community Capital Inc is a public charity and also makes program-related investments. Its active programs include grants and loans, syndication, and equity investment services. One program accepts unsolicited requests.
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$75.6M
$38.9M
$38.2M
Most grants fall between $103K and $775K, with a median of $325K.
25th Percentile
$103K
Median
$325K
75th Percentile
$775K
About 57% of grants go to recipients in NY.
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Grantmaking is regional, with 57% of grants going to recipients in Massachusetts even though New Hope Community Capital Inc is headquartered in Boston. Recent awards also reached New York, Illinois, Maryland, and Ohio. Boston appears frequently among recipient cities, including Washington Pine LLC, 250 Centre Street Housing LLC, Atc Commercial Ml LLC, Tcb Beach 21st LLC, and Tcb Clarion LLC. Chicago is another recurring location through Garfield Park Wellness Center Support Corporation and The Community Builders Inc. Outside Massachusetts, New York, Chicago, Baltimore, and Columbus all appear in the recent grants list.
It funds affordable and mixed-income housing, predevelopment financing, community development finance, and syndication or investment services for nonprofit-sponsored housing projects. Recent grants also connect housing finance with community infrastructure, including a wellness center project and community and economic development work in Chicago.
It does both. The foundation’s active programs include grants and loans, including predevelopment grants and loans, and it also provides equity investment and syndication services. The foundation is also marked as making program-related investments.
Typical grant size is relatively large: the 25th percentile is $102,818, the median is $325,000, and the 75th percentile is $775,000. Recent awards include multimillion-dollar transactions as well as smaller repeat grants.
Yes. The recent grants list includes multiple-year support for Wgwc Development Services LLC, Atc Commercial Ml LLC, and The Community Builders Inc. That pattern suggests ongoing project relationships rather than isolated awards.
Its giving is regional, with 57% of grants to recipients in Massachusetts and the highest grant count in New York. Recent recipients are also located in Illinois, Maryland, and Ohio, showing a multi-state footprint.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WASHINGTON PINE LLC | BOSTON, MA | $9,875,000 | 2025 | TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPORT OUR LENDING AND INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES IN LOW AND MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES. |
| GARFIELD PARK WELLNESS CENTER SUPPORT CORPORATION | CHICAGO, IL | $8,797,632 | 2025 | TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPORT OUR LENDING AND INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES IN LOW AND MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES. |
| 250 CENTRE STREET HOUSING LLC | BOSTON, MA | $5,946,000 | 2025 | TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPORT OUR LENDING AND INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES IN LOW AND MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES. |
| WGWC DEVELOPMENT SERVICES LLC | BOSTON, MA | $4,550,000 | 2025 | THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SANKOFA VILLAGE WELLNESS CENTER. |
| ATC COMMERCIAL ML LLC | BOSTON, MA | $2,372,937 | 2025 | TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPORT OUR LENDING AND INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES IN LOW AND MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES. |
| TCB BEACH 21ST LLC | BOSTON, MA | $2,122,903 | 2025 | TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPORT OUR LENDING AND INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES IN LOW AND MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES. |
| W GARFIELD PARK | BOSTON, MA | $719,180 | 2025 | TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPORT OUR LENDING AND INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES IN LOW AND MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES. |
| THE COMMUNITY BUILDERS INC | BOSTON, MA | $28,763 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN CHICAGO, |
| NANNIE HELEN OWNER LLC | NEW YORK, NY | $2,987,244 | 2024 | TO FURTHER THE GRANTEE'S PURPOSE OF DEVELOPING HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES. |
| WGWC DEVELOPMENT SERVICES LLC | BOSTON, MA | $800,000 | 2024 | THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SANKOFA VILLAGE WELLNESS CENTER. |
| TCB CLARION LLC | BOSTON, MA | $135,623 | 2024 | TO FURTHER THE GRANTEE'S PURPOSE OF DEVELOPING HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES. |
| THE COMMUNITY BUILDERS INC | BOSTON, MA | $28,021 | 2024 | TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN CHICAGO, |
| ATC COMMERCIAL ML LLC | COLUMBUS, OH | $750,000 | 2023 | TO FURTHER THE GRANTEE'S PURPOSE OF DEVELOPING HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES. |
| MCCULLOH HEALTH CENTER LLC | BALTIMORE, MD | $325,000 | 2023 | TO FURTHER THE GRANTEE'S PURPOSE OF DEVELOPING HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES. |
| THE COMMUNITY BUILDERS INC | BOSTON, MA | $70,014 | 2023 | TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN CHICAGO , |
WASHINGTON PINE LLC
$9,875,000TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPORT OUR LENDING AND INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES IN LOW AND MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES.
GARFIELD PARK WELLNESS CENTER SUPPORT CORPORATION
$8,797,632TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPORT OUR LENDING AND INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES IN LOW AND MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES.
250 CENTRE STREET HOUSING LLC
$5,946,000TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPORT OUR LENDING AND INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES IN LOW AND MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES.
WGWC DEVELOPMENT SERVICES LLC
$4,550,000THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SANKOFA VILLAGE WELLNESS CENTER.
ATC COMMERCIAL ML LLC
$2,372,937TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPORT OUR LENDING AND INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES IN LOW AND MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES.
TCB BEACH 21ST LLC
TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPORT OUR LENDING AND INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES IN LOW AND MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES.
W GARFIELD PARK
$719,180TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPORT OUR LENDING AND INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES IN LOW AND MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES.
THE COMMUNITY BUILDERS INC
$28,763TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN CHICAGO,
NANNIE HELEN OWNER LLC
$2,987,244TO FURTHER THE GRANTEE'S PURPOSE OF DEVELOPING HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES.
WGWC DEVELOPMENT SERVICES LLC
$800,000THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SANKOFA VILLAGE WELLNESS CENTER.
TCB CLARION LLC
$135,623TO FURTHER THE GRANTEE'S PURPOSE OF DEVELOPING HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES.
THE COMMUNITY BUILDERS INC
$28,021TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN CHICAGO,
ATC COMMERCIAL ML LLC
$750,000TO FURTHER THE GRANTEE'S PURPOSE OF DEVELOPING HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES.
MCCULLOH HEALTH CENTER LLC
$325,000TO FURTHER THE GRANTEE'S PURPOSE OF DEVELOPING HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES.
THE COMMUNITY BUILDERS INC
$70,014TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN CHICAGO ,