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COMMUNITY HOUSING COALITION OF MADISON COUNTY INC

Improving housing and building community, one home and one neighbor at a time.

aka CHC   |   Marshall, NC   |  www.chcmadisoncountync.org

Mission

To promote and facilitate healthy, safe and affordable housing through advocacy, education, coordination and resource development.

Ruling year info

2003

Program Director

Chris Watson

Main address

PO BOX 1166

Marshall, NC 28753 USA

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EIN

11-3660564

NTEE code info

Other Housing Support Services (L80)

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Our programs

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Neighbors Helping Neighbors

In 2013 CHC began a local volunteer recruitment and coordination program to assist clients throughout the year. Prior to this program, CHC’s assistance was limited to the summer mission program and thus there were no resources for low-income families needing housing repairs throughout the year.

Before the program began in 2013 clients were only able to receive assistance during the summer mission program and many urgent needs went unmet. The program has increased local volunteer participation from just a handful to nearly 150. In February 2015 CHC kicked off the Neighbors Helping Neighbors Saturday work days to draw in local volunteers and encourage clients to recruit their neighbors and family members to assist with the repairs. The two work days held so far have resulted in 36 individual volunteers donating 190 hours of labor. These in-kind donations were leveraged with $1800 in Urgent Repair Program (URP) funding and utilized CHC’s assessors to provide supervision and training, furthering the capacity of the local volunteers. In 2014, CHC received $100,000 in URP funding because of the successes in leveraging volunteer labor with URP funding. The leveraging of funding and volunteers is vital to CHC as local volunteers need money for materials and the money for materials from URP is available mainly because of the volunteer labor contributions.


The program is also designed to reduce one-way giving and empower clients by providing those CHC serves the encouragement and opportunity to give back to the community - CHC implemented systemic change in the free home repair programs by empowering clients to help themselves and each other in an effort to eliminate toxic charity and limit one-way giving. Rather than simply offering a free service, CHC works with the clients to teach them repair skills and develop resources they can contribute such as organizing friends and family to perform the work and fundraising for repairs. In the first year, CHC clients supplied nearly $20,000 in in-kind labor and resource donations. Research shows that this model is more likely to lead to long term improvement in the client’s lives than one-way giving.

Population(s) Served
Economically disadvantaged people

Annually, CHC hosts nearly 1000 mission volunteers to provide free housing repair to low-income families in Madison County. These volunteers serve 35-45 families, donate over 15,000 hours and $50,000 to help alleviate substandard housing conditions.

Population(s) Served
Economically disadvantaged people

A social enterprise of CHC, ReClaim Madison is a salvaged building materials, appliances and furniture store located in Downtown Marshall, NC. Run by a staff of three and dedicated volunteers, ReClaim Madison's proceeds go to CHC's programs and serves to cut-down on waste going to the landfill, increase dollars being spent locally, and provide affordable goods to people in Madison County.

Population(s) Served
Adults
Economically disadvantaged people

Coordinates local contractors with clients to assist them with free urgent home repairs.

Population(s) Served
Economically disadvantaged people
Seniors

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Financials

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COMMUNITY HOUSING COALITION OF MADISON COUNTY INC

Board of directors
as of 06/14/2022
SOURCE: Self-reported by organization
Board co-chair

Tim Malone


Board co-chair

Danalee Pipes

Tim Malone

Danalee Cook-Pipes

Susan Sewell

Graeme Frelick

Patricia Ruscoe

Sidney Mashburn

Emily Wood

Allie Leake

Jill Cleveland

William Hamilton

Gratin Smith

Melissa Upchurch

Organizational demographics

SOURCE: Self-reported; last updated 2/7/2021

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Leadership

The organization's leader identifies as:

Race & ethnicity
White/Caucasian/European
Gender identity
Male, Not transgender (cisgender)
Sexual orientation
Heterosexual or straight
Disability status
Person without a disability

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