5136 NE 42nd Avenue
Portland, OR 97218
(503) 595-2111 
FAX: (503) 595-2116
www.haciendacdc.org

AGENCY INFORMATION
Pietro Ferrari, Executive Director
Suzanne Geary, Economic Development & Asset Building Director
Total Number of Staff: 20
Total Number of Housing Staff:
Annual Operating Budget: $1,200,000
Total Cost of Development: varies
Area Served: Multnomah, Clackamas and Clark (WA) counties
Year of Incorporation: 1992

Total Number of Units Developed: 383 (Rental-380; Homeownership Placements-46; Homeownership-3, with PCLT)     
Total Number of Units under Development: 193 (Rental-193; Homeownership Counseling-160)

PROGRAMS AND SERVICES OFFERED

• Social Services
• Child Care
• Youth Programs
• Workforce Development
• Community Safety
• Economic Development
• Community Organizing
• Micro-enterprise
• Homeownership Counseling
• IDA’s
• Bilingual Adult Education
• Mixed Use Development
• Green Building
• Community Facilities
• Health
• Education
• Civic Engagement

KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• Developed over 380 dignified, affordable units of workforce housing with culturally-specific supportive services for immigrants, refuges and general low income families.
• Developed Baltazar F. Ortiz Community Center that hosts a primary healthcare clinic, family resource services, community police contact office, commercial kitchen and community room space to serve NE Portland’s Cully neighborhood
• Established, incubated and spun off the Hacienda Community Credit Union (now Point West Credit Union) and Verde, a native plant nursery.
• Lead sponsor of the annual Latino Home Buying Fair, with average attendance of 600
• First LEED-certified multi-family housing project in West Coast
• Bank of America Neighborhood Excellence Award – Class 2004
• Hacienda CDC is a HUD-certified Homeownership Counseling and Foreclosure Prevention agency. Currently, working with 32 active cases and have saved 12 homes.
• Awards: National Development Council, First Place for Rural Development, Plaza Los Robles, Molalla, OR, conferred in Spring 2009 in Washington DC.

CURRENT PROJECTS

• Preservation and development of affordable rental housing
• Camino a Casa – Pathways to Homeownership: bilingual pre and post purchase homebuyer education, counseling and foreclosure prevention
• Expresiones: after-school programs for elementary and middle-school youth residents
• Exploradores: environmental awareness and education for school age children
• Micro Mercantes: micro enterprise development, incubation, training and technical assistance
• Portland Niños: early childhood nutrition, home safety, dental care classes and parental involvement
• Plaza Comunitaria: Spanish to English adult literacy education, GED and workforce readiness
• Emergency Preparedness: community response agency for pandemics and natural disasters
• Vive Activa: health promotion through fitness, nutrition and education for teens and adults

PARTNERS IN DEVELOPMENT
US Housing & Urban Development  – Oregon Housing and Community Services Department  •  Multnomah County – City of Portland – Portland Development Commission  •  Homestead Capital  •  Enterprise Communities  • MMA  Investments •  USDA Rural Development   •  Energy Trust – several private sector banks and lending institutions.

STAFF PARTICIPATING IN INDUSTRY SUPPORT PROGRAMS
Catherine Kes Multi-Family Development
Omar Martinez Homeownership
Rebeca Reyes Resident Services
Valentina Smith Resident Services
Tanya Stagray Property & Asset Managers
Tanya Wolfersperger Community Building
Pietro Ferrari Portland Policy Council