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 LivingArea Agency on Aging, PSA 2Catholic Social ServicesChurch of the AscensionChurch of the IncarnationCity of BeavercreekCity of DaytonCity of EatonCity of KetteringCity of MoraineCityWide DevelopmentCombined Federal CampaignCorner Cupboard CharitiesCounty CorpDay-Air Credit UnionDayton Catholic Womens ClubDayton Early College AcademyDayton FoundationDayton Ohio Habitat for HumanityDinsmore & ShohlDayton Metropolitan Housing AuthorityEast End Community ServicesECR Business SolutionsEmmanuel ChurchFannie MaeFederal Home Loan Bank of CincinnatiFifth Third BankFitz Center for Leadership in CommunityFlagel, Huber, Flagel & Co.Freddie MacFROC Priority BoardFull Circle DevelopmentGE MoneyGrafton Hills Neighborhood Assn.Grandview Medical CenterGreene Co. Council on AgingGreene Metropolitan Housing AuthorityHBA of DaytonHistoric Dayton ViewHomeOwnership Center of Greater DaytonHouser Asphalt & ConcreteHousing Angel Society membersHuffman Historic SocietyISUSJPMorgan Chase BankKey BankL. William Crotty Family FoundationMaria Anna Brunner FundMathile Family FoundationMcGohan BrabenderMiami Valley Fair Housing CenterMiller Valentine GroupMiller-Valentine Walsh FundMissionaries of The Precious BloodMontgomery CountyMV CommunitiesNational City/PNC NeighborWorks® AmericaOhio Attorney GeneralOhio Capital Corporation For HousingOhio CDC AssociationOhio Department of DevelopmentOhio Housing Finance AgencyPenny Ohlmann NeimanPhillips CompaniesPickrel, Schaeffer & EbelingPorter Wright Morris & ArthurRBC Capital MarketsRebuilding Together-DaytonRed Cross Family Living CenterRichard Allen SchoolsRiverain InvestmentSchaeffer, Amos & HughesSenior Resource ConnectionSisters of the Precious BloodSociety of St. Vincent de PaulSoutheast Priority BoardSt. Helen ChurchSt. Paul United Methodist ChurchThe Dayton FoundationThe Oberer Companies Troy Community WorksUnion Savings BankUnited WayUniversity Of DaytonUS BankVA Medical CenterWright-Patt Credit UnionXenia Grace ChapelHousing for low-income seniors
• Managed 532 rental units in seven apartment centers
• Completed construction of Shiloh Apartments III, 70 units of senior housing located adjacent to St. Mary’s Shiloh phases I and II
• Began construction of Lyons Place, 67 units on St. Mary's Hoover Campus
• Began renovation of 15-year-old Twin Towers Place, which will be complete by fall 2009
• Provided supportive services to 500+ seniors, including free bus transportation to shopping and wellness/social activities
Housing for low-income families
• Built and leased 25 new homes at Stoney Ridge, bringing total St. Mary lease-to-purchase, single-family homes to 137
• Began planning and approval process for 70 new single-family homes in east Dayton
• Provided supportive services programming for 137 lease-to-purchase residents
Homeownership assistance
• Provided education and guidance to 2,456 individuals and families to help them achieve and sustain homeownership
• Facilitated 72 new mortgages for a total
investment of more than $6.6 million
• Helped 557 families avoid foreclosure through counseling and direct intervention with mortgage lenders
• Offered 32 training opportunities to more than 350 participants through Homebuyer, Home Maintenance, Financial Fitness and Refinance classes
• Established satellite offices in Kettering, West Carrollton and Troy to expand opportunities for residents in those communities.
Emergency housing
• Purchased and renovated 37 apartment units for the American Red Cross Family Living Center
• Through this unique partnership, the Red Cross provided 72 families with temporary housing and helped 49 families successfully move into permanent housing
Community development
• Partnered with the City of Dayton through the Neighborhood Stabilization Program to help areas suffering from foreclosures and abandonment
• Partnered with the Weed & Seed program to “weed out” criminals and drug abusers and “seed” much-needed human services and neighborhood restoration
Highlights of 2008 and
2009 through June
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.
