Growth in Housing The organization operates as one of the largest faith-based developers of affordable housing, providing over 4,500 units across Brooklyn and Queens. This indicates a substantial footprint in housing with potential opportunities for family and senior housing partnerships, supportive services integration, and long-term program funding.

Expanded Footprint Recent openings include a new Queens location and two Baby Café sites, signaling ongoing geographic and service expansion. This creates openings for community services partnerships, pediatric and maternal health programs, nutrition support, and joint fundraising efforts tied to new community impacts.

Leadership Transition A new President and CEO took office in July 2026, suggesting potential alignment opportunities with strategic initiatives, governance discussions, and refreshed funding priorities. Engaging early could align proposals with new leadership priorities and grant strategies.

Fundraising Momentum Major fundraising events raised significant revenue, including a $2.3 million outcome at a Bishop’s Humanitarian Dinner in 2025. This momentum indicates strong donor networks and opportunities for sponsorships, cause marketing collaborations, and multi-year grant commitments.

Emergency & Heating Support Launch of an emergency response program and a partnership with National Grid Foundation on emergency heating funds highlight responsiveness to community crises. This presents opportunities for partnerships in disaster relief funding, energy assistance programs, and social services technology platforms to streamline aid delivery.