6329 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd
Portland, OR 97211
(503) 288-2923
FAX: (503) 288-2891
www.pcrihome.org

AGENCY INFORMATION
Maxine Fitzpatrick, Executive Director
Total Number of Staff: 31
Housing & Community Development Staff:  5
Annual Operating Budget: $5,300,000
Total Cost of Development: $34,000,000
Area Served: Primarily N/NE Portland; some sites in SE Portland
Year Incorporated: 1992

Total Number of People Housed (as of end of 2010): 2,100
Total Number of Units Developed: 700 (Rental-700; Homeownership-4)
Total Number of Units Under Development: 12 (Rental-6; Homeownership-6)

PROGRAMS AND SERVICES OFFERED

• Social Services
• Resident Services
• Child Care
• Youth Programs
• Senior Programs
• Community Facilities
• Homeownership Counseling (prepurchase and foreclosure)
• Micro-enterprise
• IDAs
• Green Building

MISSION
Preserve, expand and manage affordable housing in the City of Portland and provide access to and advocacy for services for our residents.

WHO WE SERVE
PCRI serves over 700 households in the City of Portland.  These households are comprised of people of all ages, from all backgrounds and from a variety of economic statuses.  All of our housing is for households at or below 80% of AMI.  What makes our rental housing unique is that the majority of our rentals are single-family homes, giving families private yards for children, and preparing them for homeownership.  Families, parents, grandparents, formerly homeless, working class, young professionals, immigrants and native Oregonians comprise some of the traits of our residents.

KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• Rehabilitated more than 360 units of affordable housing
• Converted 83 fraudulent land sale contracts to conventional mortgages
• Completed Furnace Conversion Project:  Replaced 45 outdated oil heating systems
• Completed a Neighborhood Revitalization Project with AmeriCorps volunteers
• Won the 2001 Governor’s Livability Award for creative affordable housing design and land use
• Awarded the Spirit of Portland Designation as the Non-Profit of the Year for 2001
• Completed “green home” rehab project using environmentally friendly building materials
• Developed a Child Care Provider Home; featured in Shelterforce Magazine and Enterprise Quarterly
• Provided 20 PCRI families with computers and technological training
• Acquired and rehabilitated Park Terrace Apartments, preserving 88 units of affordable housing
• Awarded the 2003 Golden Hammer award for rehabilitating Park Terrace Apts.
• Renovated and restored our new office space and moved in October 2005
• Acquired Albina CDC’s portfolio, doubling our size and preserving over 300 units of affordable housing
• Completed a new construction LEED-Gold certified affordable homeownership development

CURRENT PROJECTS

• Homeownership Program, Thriving Families Program, Access to healthy foods Program
• Rehabilitation of 11 units of affordable housing
• Scattered site new construction developments
• Developing workforce development partnerships

PARTNERS IN DEVELOPMENT
US Bank • Black United Fund of Oregon • Portland Development Commission • City of Portland • Neighborhood Partnership Fund • State of Oregon • Portland Youthbuilders • Oregon Tradeswomen Incorporated • METRO • Home Forward • Multnomah County • Energy Trust of Oregon • Cascade AIDS Project • Self Enhancement Incorporated (SEI) • Lifeworks NW • Bradley Angle House • PacifiCorp • Key Bank • Chase Bank • Hands on Portland • NW Natural Gas • Portland General Electric • Collins Foundation • Meyer Memorial Trust • Northwest Area Foundation • Surdna Foundation • The Enterprise Foundation • Oregon Arts Commission – Art Builds Communities Program • HUD • Federal Home Loan Bank • Bank of America • Wells Fargo Bank • US Affordable Housing CDC, Inc. • US National Bank Association • Albina Community Bank • Network of Oregon Affordable Housing

STAFF PARTICIPATING IN INDUSTRY SUPPORT PROGRAMS
Travis Phillips Multi-Family Development
Ben Loftis Multi-Family Development
Lori Higgins Fiscal Managers
Charles Funches Homeownership Development
Toi Hopson Property & Asset Management
Kimberley Mason Property & Asset Management
Cyndi Natalello Property & Asset Management
David Zimmerman Property & Asset Management
Deborah Turner Homeownership Development
Amber Starks Resident Services
Shalonda Menefee Resident Services
Julie Madsen Resident Services
Catherine Mehta Resident Services
Lisa Williams Resident Services