Orlando Neighborhood Improvement Corporation Inc.

Orlando, FL   |  www.orlandoneighborhood.org

Mission

To be the leader in Central Florida in providing stable, thriving communities of opportunity through quality, affordable housing, with engaged residents in a service-enriched environment.

Ruling year info

1986

Principal Officer

Mr. Robert E Ansley

Main address

101 S. Terry Avenue

Orlando, FL 32805 USA

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EIN

59-2669952

NTEE code info

Housing Development, Construction, Management (L20)

IRS filing requirement

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Our programs

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Affordable Rental Housing

ONIC owns 1,474 units of affordable rental housing, generally restricted to households earning less than $50,000.  Actual average household income is less than $25,000.

Population(s) Served

ONIC delivers a planned range of activities and services implemented through partnerships with existing community resources and organizations.ONIC communities are than “roofs and walls,” with a Resident Services Program (RSP) to coordinate enhanced and asset building services designed to increase residents’ quality of life. RSP implements and coordinates activities, services, and programs determined by resident input, interest, and need. Expected outcomes include satisfied, involved, financial resilient residents and healthy, sustainable communities. All activities, events and services have the following objectives:To increase resident retention, reduce turnover, and promote a stable communityTo encourage positive and effective ways for community residents’ engagementTo promote harmony with all cultures and to encourage a safe environment for all residentsTo increase knowledge, skills and wealth building of community residents while encouraging care of property.

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Where we work

Accreditations

NeighborWorks America 2002

Awards

Affiliations & memberships

NeighborWorks Organization Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation - Member 2002

Goals & Strategy

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Charting impact

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ONIC provides affordable, quality, safe rental housing in a supportive living environment. ONIC delivers an array of resident programs, services, and activities designed to enrich and improve the resident’s lives. It is intended that these will lead to improvement and higher achievement in education, jobs, social interaction, and citizenship.

ONIC’s strategies are rather straightforward. It owns the housing where the clients live and provides the programs and associated support at these communities; i.e., where they live. In other words, residents do not have to find the services, travel to their locations, and fit them into their schedules. ONIC designs its programs to meet the residents circumstances.

ONIC has a highly-skilled, award-winning staff that is proficient in housing development and operation, and in designing and administering social services. ONIC also partners with many service providers to deliver the programs. ONIC’s board also covers a wide range of expertise, community connections, and affinity with the people ONIC serves.

ONIC has a 34-year track record of providing service-enriched housing to thousands of residents.

Financials

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Orlando Neighborhood Improvement Corporation Inc.

Board of directors
as of 08/13/2019
SOURCE: Self-reported by organization
Board co-chair

Mr. Roger Fee

Commercial Real Estate Professional

Term: 2018 - 2020


Board co-chair

Ms. Fronie Jones

Community Volunteer

Term: 2019 - 2021

Derek Burke

WBQ Design and Engineering

Craig Ridinger

PNC Bank

Mary Hurley

Thomas D. Wood and Company

Ralph Armstead

Attorney at Law

Eddie Brown

Orange County Health & Family Services Dept.

Aida Martin

Midtown Realty of Orlando

Robert Mellen

Attorney and former CEO of Dr. Phillips Charities

Roger Fee

Commercial Banker

Fronie Jones

Community Volunteer

William Barr

SVP, JPMorgan Chase Bank

Henry Haddock

CRE Solutions

Marlene Lopez

Resident

Ericka Dunlap

Crown Communication Group

Cindy Colvin

SunTrust Bank