Vision
We work toward the day when all residents of southwest Ohio -- especially the economically disadvantaged -- have a decent, affordable place to live and become part of a community.

Mission
St. Mary Development Corporation is a faith-based non-profit organization that creates sustainable affordable housing solutions in southwest Ohio through real estate development and management; homeownership and supportive housing services; and community revitalization initiatives.

We accomplish our mission through…
• Faith that God has called us to provide housing and 
  supportive services for those in need

• Dedication to improving the quality of life for our 
  clients and residents

• Strategic partnerships with both public and private
  sectors that maximize our success in the community

• Innovation in our planning and execution of
  organizational goals

• Commitment to the professional development \
  of our staff

Partners
The success of St. Mary Development Corporation is due in no small part to the corporation’s ability to sustain and leverage partnerships with public and private sector organizations in Dayton and throughout the region. Partner organizations include:

ACCESS CENTER for Independent Living
Area Agency on Aging, PSA 2
      Beavercreek Christian Church
Catholic Social Services
Church of the Ascension
Church of the Incarnation
City of Beavercreek
City of Dayton
City of Eaton
City of Kettering
City of Moraine
CityWide Development
Combined Federal Campaign
Corner Cupboard Charities
County Corp
Day-Air Credit Union
Dayton Catholic Womens Club
Dayton Early College Academy
Dayton Foundation
Dayton Ohio Habitat for Humanity
Dinsmore & Shohl
Dayton Metropolitan Housing Authority
East End Community Services
ECR Business Solutions
Emmanuel Church
Fannie Mae
Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati
Fifth Third Bank
Fitz Center for Leadership in Community
Flagel, Huber, Flagel & Co.
Freddie Mac
FROC Priority Board
Full Circle Development
GE Money
Grafton Hills Neighborhood Assn.
Grandview Medical Center
Greene Co. Council on Aging
Greene Metropolitan Housing Authority
HBA of Dayton
Historic Dayton View
HomeOwnership Center of Greater Dayton
Houser Asphalt & Concrete
Housing Angel Society members
Huffman Historic Society
ISUS
JPMorgan Chase Bank
Key Bank
L. William Crotty Family Foundation
Maria Anna Brunner Fund
Mathile Family Foundation
McGohan Brabender
Miami Valley Fair Housing Center
Miller Valentine Group
Miller-Valentine Walsh Fund
Missionaries of The Precious Blood
Montgomery County
MV Communities
National City/PNC
NeighborWorks® America
Ohio Attorney General
Ohio Capital Corporation For Housing
Ohio CDC Association
Ohio Department of Development
Ohio Housing Finance Agency
Penny Ohlmann Neiman
Phillips Companies
Pickrel, Schaeffer & Ebeling
Porter Wright Morris & Arthur
RBC Capital Markets
Rebuilding Together-Dayton
Red Cross Family Living Center
Richard Allen Schools
Riverain Investment
Schaeffer, Amos & Hughes
Senior Resource Connection
Sisters of the Precious Blood
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Southeast Priority Board
St. Helen Church
St. Paul United Methodist Church
The Dayton Foundation
The Oberer Companies
Troy Community Works
Union Savings Bank
United Way
University Of Dayton
US Bank
VA Medical Center
Wright-Patt Credit Union
Xenia Grace Chapel
While St. Mary Development’s budgets were very tight in 2010, helping more people was still a top prioirity. As the numbers illustrate, combining astute business management with prayerful discernment of where God was calling us was both efficient and effective.

We couldn’t have provided so many affordable homes without your support. Thanks to you and the hundreds of donors and partner organizations that help us serve those in need!

Senior housing      
Managed 589 rental units in seven apartment centers

Provided emergency financial assistance to 23 senior residents

Provided supportive services to 572  seniors, including free bus transportation to shopping and wellness/social activities

Launched St. Mary Home Care to provide  healthcare services and assistance to elderly residents

Homeownership & housing services
Provided first-time homebuyer services to 607 local residents 

Facilitated 149 new mortgages

Assisted 1,789 homeowners with foreclosure prevention services

Distributed $255,736 in Mortgage Rescue Funds to assist families in getting back on track with their mortgages

Provided educational programming to 412 participants, including Homebuyer, Home Maintenance, Financial Fitness and Mortgage Information classes

Offered case management to 152 residents in the Lease-to-Purchase Program

Provided reverse mortgage counseling  to 89 senior homeowners

Real estate development    
Finished construction of 40 new single-family homes in Twin Towers neighborhood, bringing total number of homes in lease-to-purchase program to 147

Finished construction of Eaton Senior Villas, 44 new units

Continued rehab of Marvin  Gardens Apartments, 25 low-income apartment units

Created proposals for 8 new housing projects, including Roosevelt Homes, a 45 single-family residence development near W. Third Street in Dayton

Emergency housing*
Provided 75 families with emergency housing

Of the 244 people for whom housing was provided, 153 were children

* Through our partnership with the Red Cross Family Living Center







2010: An incredible year!
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We work toward the day when
all residents of southwest Ohio -- especially the economically disadvantaged -- have a decent, affordable
place to live and become part of a community.