Housing Development Alliance, Inc. (HDA) is committed to transparency, responsible stewardship, and the long-term sustainability of our work. We believe donors, funders, and community partners deserve clear information about how resources are managed and used.
This page provides access to our financial reports, governing documents, and third-party evaluations.
Building housing that lasts requires careful planning, disciplined financial management, and accountability at every level. HDA manages donor and public funds with a long-term view – prioritizing durability, compliance, and responsible growth over short-term gains.
Unrestricted support plays a critical role in this work, allowing us to respond to urgent housing needs while maintaining organizational stability.
HDA directs the vast majority of its resources toward housing development, repair, and related services.
On average:
Approximately 86% of expenses support programs and services
Around 14% support administrative functions
Less than 1% support fundraising
This balance allows us to deliver housing at scale while maintaining strong internal controls and compliance.
Each year, following the close of our fiscal year, HDA publishes an Annual Report summarizing our work, financial position, and outcomes.
A one-page overview is available for quick reference. Full reports include audited financial statements and IRS Form 990 filings.
FY 2025 – One-page overview available (full report forthcoming)
FY 2024 – View full Annual Report
FY 2023 – View full Annual Report
Printed copies of the one-page report are available upon request.
HDA makes its IRS Form 990 filings and audited financial statements available to the public in accordance with best practices for nonprofit transparency.
These documents provide detailed information about revenue, expenses, governance, and compliance.
Most recent available (downloadable PDFs):
FY 2024 – Form 990 & Audited Financial Statements
FY 2023 – Form 990 & Audited Financial Statements
HDA participates in independent nonprofit transparency and accountability programs, including:
Candid / GuideStar (Platinum Transparency)
Charity Navigator (4-star rating)
These platforms provide additional verification of our financial practices, governance, and impact.
HDA is governed by an independent Board of Directors responsible for fiduciary oversight, strategic direction, and executive leadership support. The Board exercises prudent judgment to ensure resources are used effectively and in alignment with our mission.
We’re happy to provide additional information or documentation upon request.
Contact:
Mindy Miller, Director of Development & Communications
Office: 606-436-0497, ext. 2028
1. Is there a cost for home repairs?
Yes – but repairs are made affordable. Most homeowners receive a combination of grants and low-interest loans based on income, household size, and the type of repair needed. We will explain all costs before any work begins.
2. Do I have to own my home to qualify?
Yes. The home must be owner-occupied, meaning you own the home and live in it. We are not able to repair homes you plan to move into or homes owned by someone else.
3. What kinds of repairs can you help with?
We focus on critical health and safety repairs, accessibility improvements, and major home rehabilitations. This can include roofs, floors, plumbing, electrical issues, ramps, HVAC (through a subcontractor), and more. Cosmetic repairs are generally not eligible.
4. How long will it take to hear back after I get started?
Due to high demand – especially following recent flood disasters – response and wait times are longer than usual. After you submit the Get Started form, our staff will contact you when your request reaches the next step. We appreciate your patience.
5. Why are there two forms?
We use two forms to make the process easier and more efficient for homeowners. The Get Started form is a short first step that lets us understand your situation and determine which repair programs may be a good fit. After reviewing that information, an HDA staff member will contact you to talk through next steps. The Home Repair Intake form is the full application and collects detailed information needed to determine eligibility and funding options. Most people begin with Get Started – our team will help you from there.
6. Does flooding affect my eligibility?
We assist homeowners who were affected or impacted by flooding, whether repairs are flood-related or not. Flood-related needs may qualify for specific funding sources, but all requests are reviewed individually.
Please fill out this contact form and let us know what kind of help you need. A member of our staff will contact you ASAP.
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Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the Housing Development Alliance (HDA)!
This form is the first step to serving with us through either our Traditional Volunteer Program (Hands to Homes) or our Ultimate House Raising Challenge, a signature part of our Hands to Homes initiative.
Once you submit this interest form, our Volunteer & Community Coordinator will follow up to discuss next steps, available dates, and required forms.
Individuals & local volunteers:
If you’re interested in volunteering on your own or as part of a small local group, you’re welcome to continue using this form. You may also contact our Volunteer & Community Coordinator directly at 606-436-0497 or janie@hdahome.org
Our Volunteer & Community Coordinator typically responds within one week. If you have not heard from us after submitting this form, please call 606-436-0497.
Please note: This is an interest form only. Additional forms and confirmations are required before volunteering is finalized.
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