mercy community capital
Impact Report
message from the president
You're on Mute
“You’re on mute.” Few of us anticipated this would be one of the most ubiquitous phrases of 2020. However, for many Americans, this wasn’t just a phrase — it was the way they felt this year.
While those with stable jobs and the ability to work from home thrived, many people did not.
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Residents Served in 2020
83% Families
8% Formerly Homeless
6% Seniors
3% Special Needs
2,361
Homes
6,129
Residents
$28.4 million
Annual household savings
The difference between the average annual market rent and the average annual restricted rent
$21.57
Leveraged
Every $1 invested in MCC helped to create or preserve over $21 of affordable housing
Impact Since 1983
590
Number of loans
$420 million
Total Amount Loaned
$4.3billion
Total Leveraged
Number of States
41 + Puerto Rico
248
Communities
32,435
Units
80,269
Residents
resilience and respect
Opening Doors to Opportunity
Families that have suffered from domestic violence will soon find solace at Tyler Valley Apartments. Mercy Community Capital is honored to serve El Monte, CA, fostering access to opportunity through affordable homes with services for people in need. Thanks to a partnership between Mercy Community Capital, The Cesar Chavez Foundation (CCF), and Los Angeles Downtown Women’s Center (DWC), this community will offer 53 homes with essential resident services for families earning very low incomes who seek respect, justice, and mercy.
Investors by type
50% Banks
23% Religious Institutions
17% Religious Health Systems
6% Individuals / Family Trusts
3% National Intermediary
<1% Government
<1% Foundations
<1% Other
Homes Financed
by Median Income
As percentage of Area Median Income (AMI)
16% Extremely Low (0–30% AMI)
30% Very Low (31–50% AMI)
54% Low (51–80% AMI)
<1% Moderate (81–120% AMI)
<1% AMI 120+
