$64.5M in expenses

Rental assistance programs provide rent supplements to qualified low-income households under programs subsidized by federal and state funds. A variety of supportive services are provided to rental assistance participants.

$49.9M in expenses

Client services include temporary shelter and supportive services for the homeless and transitional housing and supportive services for victims of domestic violence and other formerly homeless families. Way finders provides a wide variety of information and referral services, housing counseling and education services for tenants as well as access to financial assistance to help families and individuals avoid homelessness. The services are funded through federal and state programs and private grants and donations.

$8.0M in expenses

Real estate development services include both new construction and purchase and rehabilitation to provide affordable individual, single family and multi-family rental housing and affordable owner occupied housing. These activities are financed by accessing federal and state programs and private lenders. Rental management services are provided to various affordable housing projects. Way finders and its subsidiaries own a direct or indirect interest in most of the projects developed by way finders. These efforts are aimed at ensuring that the properties meet the needs of their low to moderate income residents as well as maintaining the financial viability of these properties in the future.

$1.5M in expenses

Rental properties provide afforable housing to eligible tenants under short-term operating leases. Rental properties include properties wholly owned by way finders.

$804K in expenses

Home ownership services include education and counseling for first-time homebuyers, post-purchase and foreclosure prevention counseling, and education services for rental property owners. Way finders also provides access to financial resources for down payment and closing costs, to address lead-paint hazards in the home, and for home modification loans for the disabled.