Remediated lead-based paint hazards in five owner-occupied homes. Conducted lead inspections, assessments, and clearances. Prioritized homes with children.
 

FUNDING: 

CDBG Disastor Recovery, IHCDA

LOCATION:

City of Marion

On behalf of the City of Marion, AHC served as the award administrator for three successful rounds of funding, during which 75 blighted and abandoned houses were demolished.

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FUNDING: 

US Treasury Hardest Hit Funds, IHCDA General Funds

LOCATION:

City of Marion

Located on 14th and Washington Streets in Marion, AHC developed, owns, and manages 10 affordable rental duplex townhomes. The residents also have access to an onsite community building, which provides a kitchen, meeting rooms, and exercise equipment.

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FUNDING: 

HOME Grant, FHLBI AHP Grant

LOCATION:

City of Marion

AHC weatherized 230 homes with insulation, air sealing, and furances.

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FUNDING: 

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, IHCDA Grant

LOCATION:

City of Marion

In response to a study showing that buyers were being priced out of the Gas City market, AHC opened the door for 10 families to achieve their dream of homeownership. On undeveloped land 4 blocks from main street, AHC built affordable Energy Star approved single family homes, and provided financial assistance to home-buyers, including a 3 year property tax abatement.

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FUNDING: 

HOME Grant

LOCATION:

City of Gas City

Improving Neighborhoods Through Revitalization (INTR) was a revitalization effort in the Greenway Crossing area. AHC helped 10 families purchase homes. Six of the homes were refurbished existing properties, and four were new construction.

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FUNDING: 

IHCDA 0% Construction Loan, Development Subsidy

LOCATION:

City of Marion

The Marion-Grant County Senior Center worked with AHC to apply for a CDBG grant to improve their facility. A kitchen was renovated and a new addition was added to the center.

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FUNDING: 

Community Focus Fund Grant

LOCATION:

City of Marion

AHC developed and manages 8 affordable rental duplex townhouses on Washington Street in Center City. The homes were named after the school that previously stood in its place.

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FUNDING:

HOME Grant, FHBLI AHP Grant, Community Foundation Grant, Donations

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LOCATION:

City of Marion

With an ongoing wait list for affordable rental housing, AHC developed a 37 unit apartment building with two and three bedroom units. The development repurposed an old bowling alley in North Marion. The apartment complex combines new construction with rehabilitation of an abandoned facility. The development provides a fitness center, community space, onsite coin-operated laundry, laundry hook ups in each unit, and storage area for tenants.

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FUNDING: 

S.42 Tax Credits, FHLBI AHP Grant, HOME Grant

LOCATION:

City of Marion

AHC partnered with Carey Services to develop land owned by owned by Carey Services in South Marion. The development consists of 5 two-bedroom duplexes. The units are specifically designed for adults with developmental disabilities fully equipped and accessible for independent living.

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FUNDING:

HOME Grant, FHLBI AHP Grant, IHCDA Home Grant

LOCATION:

City of Marion

After asking a Center City neighborhood what they would like to have done with vacant lots, there was a consensus to put in a community garden. This was the birth of the Flying Tomato. Thanks to the Marion Community Garden Association, an irrigation system was installed before the 2nd planting season. AHC sponsored a pergola, picnic table, and bench in 2012. Neighbors now own and maintain the garden.

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FUNDING:

AHC, MCGA, and private donations

LOCATION:

City of Marion

AHC secured and administered a grant in partnership with the Marion Public Library to historically preserve the Abijah C. Jay House.

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FUNDING:

CDBG Grant, OCRA

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LOCATION:

City of Marion

In a partnership with Grant County Rescue Mission, AHC developed high efficiency apartments (11 units) to provide transitional semi-permanent housing for residents of the mission.

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FUNDING:

HOME Grant, Development Fund Loan

LOCATION:

City of Marion

Through a matching program with Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis, AHC assisted 24 home-owners in home repairs. From fixing roofs to getting homes ready to be weatherized, the program was broad and offered many opportunities.

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FUNDING:

FHLBI AHP Grant, NAP Donations

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LOCATION:

Grant County

The Grant County Boys and Girls club worked with AHC to apply for a CDBG grant to build a new facility.

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FUNDING:

FHLBI AHP Grant, NAP Donations

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LOCATION:

City of Marion

AHC developed 24 affordable rental units (single-family and duplex), 10 of which were affordable single-family owner-occupied units. The homes took the place of an abandoned school building and development included a public park with a playground and walkway.

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FUNDING:

HOME Grant, CDBG Grant, FHBLI AHP Grant, Community Foundation Grant, Donations

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LOCATION:

City of Marion

In response to call after call for owner occupied rehab, AHC partnered with the City of Marion to rehab 54 homes. The work focuses on work and safety concerns, such as roofs, furnaces, etc. Currently, AHC is working with 12 home owners to make necessary repairs.

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FUNDING: 

CDBG Grant, IHCDA

LOCATION:

City of Marion

AHC partnered with Grant County Rescue Mission to develop a one-story apartment building in Central Marion. There are eight  units for homeless women and children.

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FUNDING: 

FHLBI AHP Grant

LOCATION:

City of Marion

Data from the Vectren Foundation spearheaded a community collaboration to to revitalize a group of neighborhoods titled "the Magnificent Se7en". Activities included the weatherization of 100 homes with volunteers, listening sessions with local residents, and the development of a Quality of Life Plan.

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FUNDING: 

Vectren Foundation Grant, Community Foundation of Grant County, Indiana Office of Energy Development Challenge Grant

LOCATION:

City of Marion

AHC renovated an abandoned and blighted former print shop at 25th and S Washington St. The building is now the headquarters for Project Leadership and offers one market-rate apartment.

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FUNDING: 

Community Foundation Grant, Commercial Loan

LOCATION:

City of Marion

In order to meet a need in Grant County, AHC was part of a partnership to build a recovery home for men struggling with alcohol and other drug problems. Grace House provides 11 single-room occupancy units for men in transition.

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FUNDING: 

HOME Grant, United Way Grant

LOCATION:

City of Marion

The Huntington County Boys and Girls club worked with AHC to apply for a CDBG grant to build a new facility.

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FUNDING: 

CDBG Grant, Loan, Cash Donations

LOCATION:

City of Huntington

In response to a need for affordable homes in Marion, AHC developed a scattered site rental community with the opportunity for residents to purchase their homes. Springhill Homes won the 2001 Governor’s Award for Excellence in Rental Housing.

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FUNDING:

Tax Credits, HOME Grant, CDBG Grant, FHBLI AHP Grant, Donations

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LOCATION:

City of Marion

AHC worked with a private property management company in the development of 72 affordable multi-family rental units.

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FUNDING:

IHCDA Section 42 Tax Credits

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LOCATION:

City of Marion