TD Charitable Foundation awards $7 million to 37 non-profits helping preserve affordable rental housing 

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TD Charitable Foundation, the charitable giving arm of TD Bank has awarded a total of $7 million to 37 non-profits across the bank’s footprint through the 17th annual Housing for Everyone grant program. Grants ranging from $150,000 to $250,000 will support organizations that work to deliver rental assistance, rehabilitate affordable rental housing properties, and build organizational capacity to address resident sustainability for the long-term.  

As individuals and families across the country struggle with inflation and an exponential rise in rental costs, affordable housing providers face increased hardship given the growing demand for affordable rental units and emergency rental assistance. 

“The affordable housing crisis continues to burden the most vulnerable members of our communities and the organizations committed to supporting them,” said Paige Carlson-Heim, Director of the TD Charitable Foundation. “At TD, we’re committed to doing our part to help create a more sustainable and inclusive future for everyone, and that includes providing access to safe, affordable homes. This year’s grant recipients are mission-critical to that work, and the TD Charitable Foundation is proud to support them in their efforts to create a positive impact and a pathway to housing stability in the communities we serve.” 

The 2023 Housing for Everyone grant recipients include: 

• Connecticut – Grants Totaling $425,000 

• Connecticut Institute for Refugees and Immigrants – Awarded $250,000 
• NeighborWorks New Horizons – Awarded $175,000 

• Delaware – Grants Totaling $150,000 

• YMCA of Delaware – Awarded $150,000 

• Florida – Grants Totaling $1,100,000 

• Aspire Health Partners – Awarded $150,000 
• Camillus House, Inc. – Awarded $175,000 
• Central County Community Development Corporation – Awarded $175,000 
• Emergency Services and Homeless Coalition of St. Johns County – Awarded $175,000 
• Housing Authority of the City of St. Petersburg – Awarded $250,000 
• Metropolitan Ministries – Awarded $175,000 

• Maine – Grants Totaling $325,000 

• Avesta Housing Development Corporation – Awarded $175,000 
• Community Concepts – Awarded $150,000 

• Maryland – Grants Totaling $175,000 

• Montgomery Housing Partnership, Inc. – Awarded $175,000 

• Massachusetts – Grants Totaling $650,000 

• FamilyAid Boston, Inc. – Awarded $250,000 
• NewVue Communities – Awarded $150,000 
• Nuestra Comunidad Development Corporation – Awarded $250,000 

• Michigan – Grants Totaling $250,000 

• South Oakland Shelter dba Lighthouse – Awarded $250,000 

• New Hampshire – Grants Totaling $250,000 

• Granite United Way – Awarded $250,000 

• New Jersey – Grants Totaling $1,075,000 

• Foresight Affordable Housing, Inc. – Awarded $150,000 
• Housing and Neighborhood Development Services (HANDS, Inc.), – Awarded $250,000 
• New Jersey Community Development Corporation – Awarded $150,000 
• Project Freedom – Awarded $175,000 
• The Gateway Family YMCA – Awarded $175,000 
• York Street Project – Awarded $175,000 

• New York – Grants Totaling $925,000 

• Asian Americans for Equality – Awarded $250,000 
• HousingPlus Solutions – Awarded $175,000 
• Jericho Project – Awarded $175,000 
• Options for Community Living, Inc. – Awarded 150,000 
• Warren Washington County Homeless Youth Coalition, WAIT House – Awarded $175,000 

• North Carolina – Grants Totaling $250,000 

• DreamKey Partners – Awarded $250,000 

• Pennsylvania – Grants Totaling $575,000 

• ACLAMO– Awarded $175,000 
• Congreso de Latinos Unidos – Awarded $150,000 
• People’s Emergency Center – Awarded $250,000 

• Rhode Island – Grants Totaling $175,000 

• Pawtucket Central Falls Development Corporation – Awarded $175,000 

• South Carolina – Grants Totaling $175,000 

• Upstate Warrior Solution – Awarded $175,000 

• Vermont – Grants Totaling $325,000 

• RuralEdge – Awarded $150,000 
• Lamoille Housing Partnership – Awarded $175,000 

• Washington, D.C. – Grants Totaling $175,000 

• Friendship Place – Awarded $175,000 

Since its inception in 2005, the Housing for Everyone grant program has awarded more than $49 million to non-profit organizations and helped support more than 550 affordable housing initiatives in the communities TD serves. 

The Housing for Everyone grant program underscores TD’s longstanding commitment to community enrichment, as well as the Bank’s efforts to help people live with greater financial confidence through the TD Ready Commitment, TD’s corporate citizenship platform. Through the TD Ready Commitment, TD is targeting $775 million to community giving by 2030 across four drivers of change – Financial Security, Vibrant Planet, Connected Communities and Better Health – to open the doors to a more inclusive and sustainable tomorrow.