IMPACTS
Mercy Housing Communities
Mercy Community Capital
National Headquarters
Regional Office
New Developement
Where we serve
42,996
people live in a Mercy Housing Community
Resident Racial & Ethnic Diversity
To ensure equitable and inclusive communities, our employees' demographics reflect the residents we serve
Who we serve
Caucasian / White 36%
Black or African American (24%)
Asian (10%)
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander (2%)
American Indian / Alaska Native (<1%)
Biracial / Multiracial (3%)
Not disclosed (1%)
Hispanic or Latinx (23%)
Familes
Seniors
Special Needs
Every day, we strive to achieve more because we are constructing more than just buildings — we are providing individuals and families with a foundation to follow their dreams. Thank you to our Founding Communities, partners, and donors for your continued support. Because of you, Mercy Housing continues to make a positive impact on lives across the country.
total donations raised
$42.6
million
gifts from individuals
$2.3
million
gifts from organizations
$42.3
million
public sources other gov't grants
$8
million
capital grants
$24
million
average monthly gifts from indivduals
$40
/month
Who supports us
Property Rental Income (69%)
Eared Fees (5%)
Philanthropy (12%)
Government Capital Grants (6%)
Other (8%)
Revenue by Source
Expenses by Program
Property Operations & Management (82%)
Resident Services (4%)
Housing Development (3%)
Mercy Community Capital (1%)
Corporate Operations (9%)
Fundraising (1%)
440,184,662
total 2022 revenue
in affordable real estate development since 1981.
$4.9
billion
in affordable housing lending since 1981.
$511
million
in future development of 5,980 new homes.
$3.3
billion
FY 2022
Numbers based on unaudited financials and subject to change.
