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2016-2017 Annual Report

Board of Directors July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017 President Robert Rice Jr. Government Vice President Phillip Montana /Government Treasurer Tobra Vescio Business Secretary Roy Duhart Larry Bohling William Calli, Jr, Esq. Business Deborah Curtis Business Evon Erwin Mary Griffin Lucretia Hunt Sue Korosec Business Ellie Luker Business Darby O Brien Morris Pearson Kelly Walters Our Team Chief Executive Officer Danielle Smith Administrative Assistant Haley Kitchen Community Coordinator Craig Grant Home Advisor Elizabeth Preuss Home Educator/ Outreach Specialist Kristen Graves Chief Financial Officer Deborah Dorsino Contracts Manager David Grosse Home Advisor Justin Utegg Home Analyst/ Marketing Coordinator Gabriella Marchesani Home Ownership Center Manager Christine Lennon 2016-2017 Annual Report

Danielle Smith, Chief Executive Officer Robert Rice, Board President Dear Friends, This year the HomeOwnershipCenter (HOC) challenged itself more than ever to have a stronger impact on the communities we serve. We have increased affordable housing opportunities for first-time homebuyers, strengthened our financial coaching program and expanded our services to new communities. We broadened our partnerships with organizations that complement our services, as well as help us to fulfill our mission: Revitalization and Growth of Neighborhoods. Expanded partnerships with other local non-profits, businesses and government strengthened our overall community impact. We worked collaboratively on projects such as: WUHHPP (West Utica Healthily Housing Pilot Project), alongside The Community Foundation of Oneida and Herkimer Counties and Lead-Free MV, which is laying the groundwork for reducing childhood lead poisoning in the city of Utica. Developing the Empowerment Center by creating partnerships and bringing in programs that fill critical service gaps within our core target neighborhood. BB Designs Utica Love Coloring Book, with proceeds from the sales of the coloring book going to support art programs for youth in the Cornhill area. Together with PCD (Partnership for Community Development) in Hamilton we obtained $350,000 to offer low to moderate income homeowners in Madison County funds for residential façade rehabilitation. In addition, HOC secured $855,000 for first time home buyers interested in purchasing in Madison or Oneida counties, as well as designated areas in the city of Utica. Our expanded Financial Coaching and Homebuyer Education classes have enabled us to help more people find the road to financial independence and homeownership than ever before. This year has been full of exciting changes and wonderful new partnerships. We are looking forward to continuing the momentum to build an even stronger impact in the coming years. Thank you to our board, staff, partners, and donors. It is because of you that we can create transformational change in the communities we serve. Invest. Renew. Grow.

Our Impact We invested $1.2 million in Oneida County through 24 rehabilitation projects! Before After 110 62 potential home buyers gained more knowledge of the home buying process. people completed our Home Buyer Education class and purchased their first home after starting their journey with the HOC! #NoMoreMomsBasement 2016-2017 Annual Report

Our Products & Services Empowering residents and creating stable communities through education, revitalization and preservation of safe neighborhoods. HomeOwnership Needs Home Buyer Education Mortgage Default Counseling Reverse Mortgage Counseling Home Ownership Counseling in partnership with local lenders Financial Empowerment Financial Coaching - Personalized sessions that focus on YOUR goals and needs. Financial Education - Tailored workshops on a variety of topics ranging from personal finances, money management, student loans, understanding & repairing credit and foreclosure prevention. Housing Rehabilitation Depending on availability, the HOC can help home owners make crucial repairs & improvements to their home! Additional Services Community Leadership Training Community Empowerment Grant Writing/Consulting Services NOW AVAILABLE! Up to $24,750/household is available first time home buyers purchasing in Oneida and Madison County! Invest. Renew. Grow.

I just wanted to let you know how much your assistance and kindness meant to me. You were all very patient and understanding, even when I was freaking out. It is because of you that I am now living in my own home. I was hesitant to even look at houses but the help of your down payment assistance programs made it possible. Thank you! - Mirna Hasanbegovic, 1st Time Home Buyer Mirna was our first customer to successfully utilize our City of Utica Down Payment assistance grant funds to purchase her first home. To all my friends at the HomeOwnershipCenter, I want to thank all of you for everything you did for me to make my home better. Believe me, it was greatly appreciated. - Home Rehabilitation Customer I was amazed at the knowledge that I received. [I] was 100% satisfied. Liz was amazing and kept me calmed down during the process. Thank you to everyone! - Foreclosure Customer My experience with Financial Coaching has been very helpful. My coach really helped me set some long term goals and get my current finances in order. I am more conscious of my spending and saving. It was a huge reality check to actually look at my debt and break down how to pay it off while establishing a savings as well. - Cheyanna Thieme, Financial Coaching Customer 2016-2017 Annual Report

HOC in the Community etdown Downtown G UFD Fire Safety Mayor s On the C ouch with Gav in Sweep Lead Free MV Great Americ an Free Kids Crafts Clean Up MVCC STEM Series Block Part y Invest. Renew. Grow.

2016-2017 Annual Report Since the opening of the Empowerment Center in June of 2016, the HOC has formed an amazing partnership with Angela Johnson, owner of BB Designs. After brainstorming creative programming ideas for the center, Angela camp up with the Utica Love coloring book. The HOC worked side by side with Angela supporting her in bringing the idea to fruition. The coloring book features 20 local businesses and 20 local artists with proceeds from the sale of the books going to fund youth art programming at the center. The HOC is excited to see what the future holds for this partnership! #SpreadTheUticaLove

2nd Annual Block Party! Utica Love Launch Party & HOC s First Business After Hours! Be Boo-tiful Halloween Party/Costume Drive! *Over 70 costumes were donated* Invest. Renew. Grow.

Where the Money Went July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017 $103,018 $130,018 $460,346 Contracts Management HomeOwnership $1,052,659 Commuity Empowerment Management & General Current Assets: Cash $1,581,788 Grant & other receivables 76,779 Prepaid expenses 15,417 Loans receivable 207,135 Total current assets 1,881,119 Land, Building & Equipment 235,751 Other Assets: Restricted cash 182,573 Loans receivable, net - Noncurrent 1,880,083 Total other assets 2,062,656 Current Liabilities: Accounts payable & accrued expenses $44,263 Escrow deposits payable 181,402 Deferred revenue 385,000 Total current liabilities 610,665 Net Assets: Unrestricted 2,734,251 Permanently restricted 834,610 Total net assets 3,568,861 Total Assets $4,179,526 Total Liabilities & Net Assets $4,179,526 Invest. Renew. Grow 2016-2017 Annual Report

Thank You to Our Supporters Community Pillars Adirondack Bank Bank of America Bank of Utica Berkshire Bank M&T Bank Charitable Foundation/ The Community Foundation The Community Foundation/Lead Free MV The Hartford WalMart Community Developer Fidelis Care Community Leaders Christine Lennon Danielle Smith Dave Grosse Deborah Dorsino Robert Rice Community Builders Bohling s Auto Service Brighid O Brien Community Bank Elizabeth Preuss Frank Przybycien Gabriella Marchesani Haley Kitchen Kelly Walters Key Bank Kristen Graves Lia Francisco Lucretia Hunt Mary Griffin Paul Ammerman Phillip Montana Pondra s Homes and Hearth Realty Priceless Inspections SONYMA Susan Korosec Tobra Vescio Community Advocates Candellas Justin Utegg Mary Ellen Luker Community Supporters Craig Grant Deborah Curtis Holland Farms Mazzaferros Olney s Flowers Price Chopper Prim Tree Retro Fitness Stewarts Shops Sweet Escape Chocolate Lounge Symeons Vescio s Bakery & Deli Government CDFI City of Rome City of Utica NeighborWorks America NYS Affordable Housing Corporation NYS Attorney General NYS Homes & Community Renewal Oneida County Invest. Renew. Grow.

1611 Genesee Street Utica, NY 13501 Follow us on: UNHS NeighborWorks Tel. 315.724.4197 Fax. 315.724.1415 NYS TDD Relay 800.622.1220 E-mail: home@unhs.org www.thehomeownershipcenter.org Office Hours: Monday Thursday: 8:00 AM 4:30 PM