About Elderly Housing Dev & Operations
EHDOC's mission — guided by the principle of 'Housing with a Heart' — is to develop and manage safe, secure, and affordable communities where seniors and individuals with disabilities can thrive and age in place, providing comprehensive health and social services to empower residents to maintain independence, dignity, and quality of life.
Focus Areas
Affordable senior housingSupportive services for seniorsIndependent livingResident wellbeing and safetyHousing development and property management
Who They Fund
nonprofit organizationsnot specified/unspecified populations
Funding Style
general operating supportunrestricted supportcore/overhead funding
About Elderly Housing Dev & Operations
Elderly Housing Dev & Operations gives general support to housing organizations working with seniors, with its recent grants centered on operating backing for affordable housing developments and related nonprofit housing corporations. The pattern points to a funder that supports the ongoing work of resident-serving housing entities rather than project-specific capital campaigns. Among the larger awards in the 2024 list are $78,937 to 1809 Brickell Lp in Miami and $78,041 to Senior Citizens Housing Development Corporation of Chicago Inc in Chicago, both labeled general support. Other recipients include multiple EHDOC-affiliated entities such as Ehdoc Pepper Towers Lp, Ehdoc Council Towers Lp, and Ehdoc North Park Village Lp, alongside independent senior housing providers. The mix suggests a portfolio built around maintaining and operating senior housing communities across different markets. Its mission statement emphasizes safe, secure, and affordable communities where seniors and individuals with disabilities can age in place, and the grant list reflects that orientation through repeated support for housing development corporations and senior apartment operators. The foundation’s giving also extends beyond one city cluster, with recipients in Florida, Illinois, California, Maryland, New York, and other states appearing in the recent grants sample.
What Elderly Housing Dev & Operations Funds
Support for affordable senior housing is the clearest theme in the recent grants. Elderly Housing Dev & Operations gave $78,041 to Senior Citizens Housing Development Corporation of Chicago Inc for general support, and $36,143 to Senior Citizens Housing Development Corp of Montgomery County Inc for the same purpose. The foundation also backed multiple housing operators in Florida and California, including $61,277 to Ehdoc Council Towers Lp and $39,509 to Ehdoc Dino Papavero Lp. Resident wellbeing and safety appear alongside housing operations in the organization’s program structure, which includes supportive services for seniors and independent living. That broader service model aligns with awards such as $19,523 to Evangeline Council for the Elderly Inc and $15,161 to La Maison Acadienne Inc, both senior-serving organizations. The grant list shows a consistent emphasis on nonprofit entities tied to senior housing, property management, and resident support.
How Elderly Housing Dev & Operations Gives
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$15K
Total Assets
$68.4M
Total Revenue
$12M
Total Expenses
$9.2M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $9K and $26K, with a median of $14K.
25th Percentile
$9K
Median
$14K
75th Percentile
$26K
Geographic Reach
National16 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
MELANIE RIBEIRO
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