About Crf Affordable Housing
Purchase, rehabilitate, build, and preserve affordable housing while generating sustainable revenue streams to support local communities and global missions.
Focus Areas
affordable housingcommunity developmenthousing preservationinternational mission support
Funding Style
unrestricted supportgeneral operating supportflexible core funding
About Crf Affordable Housing
Crf Affordable Housing Inc. centers its giving on affordable housing and the organizations tied to that work, with a large share of recent support flowing as general support rather than project-specific awards. The two largest recent grants went to The Stone Table Inc in Plainfield, Indiana: $2,656,000 in 2024 and $1,512,516 in 2023. That repeated support points to a relationship that extends beyond a single year and suggests sustained backing for an affiliated or closely connected organization. Beyond that core relationship, the foundation’s recent grants show support for churches, a Christian high school, a mission organization, and a community-focused group in Los Angeles, all funded at levels consistent with flexible operating support. Its stated work includes purchasing, rehabilitating, building, and preserving affordable housing while generating sustainable revenue streams for local communities and global missions. The leadership listed is David Cooper, and the foundation’s 2024 filing shows substantial assets supporting a grantmaking base that reached $4,380,886 in annual grants.
What Crf Affordable Housing Funds
Affordable housing is the clearest throughline in the foundation’s stated purpose, which includes purchasing, rehabilitating, building, and preserving housing. The largest recent award, $2,656,000 to The Stone Table Inc in Plainfield, Indiana, is labeled general support and sits at the center of that housing-oriented profile. Community development appears in the broader pattern as well, with general support going to Cornerstone Christian Church in Springfield, Missouri, and Crossroads Church in Avon, Indiana. The foundation also supports mission-related work: Blackbird Mission in Fishers, Indiana, received $25,000 in 2023 and another $12,500 in 2024. Educational and community-serving institutions are part of the picture too, including $17,388 to Covenant Christian High School in Indianapolis and $25,000 to The Dream Center in Los Angeles.
How Crf Affordable Housing Gives
Typical awards fall in a fairly compact range: p25 is $14,944, median grant size is $25,000, and p75 is $43,241. The distribution is shaped by one very large grant and several mid-sized general-support awards, which suggests a mix of anchor funding and smaller operating grants. The recent list also shows repeat support to the same recipient across multiple years: The Stone Table Inc and Blackbird Mission each appear more than once. Crf Affordable Housing Inc. makes program-related investments and uses flexible core funding, including unrestricted or general support, rather than narrowly restricted project grants.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$2.8M
Total Assets
$92.9M
Total Revenue
$26.4M
Total Expenses
$21.8M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $15K and $43K, with a median of $25K.
25th Percentile
$15K
Median
$25K
75th Percentile
$43K
Geographic Reach
Regional5 states funded
About 64% of grants go to recipients in IN.
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
DAVID COOPER
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