New units of service-enriched affordable housing for homeless

domestic violence survivors and other low-income households in two buildings in the Bronx were in development: The Jennings, with 42 units, and The Bryant, with 62 units.

Of tenants in our buildings remained stably housed and

violence-free during the past year, a testament to the work of our Family Support Program staff.

“New Destiny has helped me become more independent. It has helped my daughter become more interactive and make new friends within the building. New Destiny helped me get the job that I have today — I am a case manager at a nonprofit that assists youth on public assistance. Overall, I wouldn’t be where I am at today if it wasn’t for New Destiny.”

— New Destiny resident

2019 IN REVIEW25 years of helping families and individuals fleeing domestic violence by connecting them to safe, affordable housing and services

Awarded to HousingLink by

the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. New Destiny’s innovative rapid rehousing program based at NYC Family Justice Centers placed 25 domestic violence survivors in permanent housing in FY 2019, bringing the total number of households placed to 95 since the program’s inception in late 2014. The program prevents homelessness and is cost-effective — $50,000 less annually than the cost to house a family in shelter.

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$997,000

98%

“I’m already filled with such gratitude, and I feel safe. I feel like I can breathe now. I no longer feel the need to look over my shoulders or feel afraid. Lately my tears from DV trauma have turned into tears of joy.”

— HousingLink participant

Adults and children in five service- enriched affordable housing develop-

ments received a wide range of on-site services including safety planning, case management, job readiness, and vocational counseling as well as referrals to services such as behavioral health counseling, legal assistance, and job training programs provided by trusted partner agencies.

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The Jennings

New Destiny continues its work as a co-convener

of the Family Homelessness Coalition to ensure that homeless housing resources are equitably shared among homeless families with children, including those fleeing domestic violence. During the past year, the Coalition successfully advocated for a City Council bill to increase the number of social workers in schools with large concentrations of homeless children; and helped HPD shape an RFQ for organizations interested in providing services to families placed in homeless set-aside units. Visit the Coalition’s website at www.fhcnyc.org.

Advocacy

New units of permanent, affordable housing for domestic violence

survivors were under construction in our first joint ventures with for-profit developers — one in Jamaica, Queens and one in Coney Island, Brooklyn. The Jamaica project is New Destiny’s first development in Queens.

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Supporters and colleagues celebrated New Destiny’s 25th anniversary and

our honorees — David L. Picket, President, Gotham Organization, Inc.; Molly Park, Deputy Commissioner, NYC Dept. of Housing Preservation and Development; and The New York Community Trust, accepted by Natasha Lifton, Senior Program Officer, Promising Futures/ Human Services.

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HousingLink workshops were conducted on-site at NYC Family Justice Centers and

domestic violence shelters. The workshops offer domestic violence survivors, service providers and advocates critical information on affordable housing options and rental subsidies.

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Unique visitors sought help through our online

Housing Resource Center which continues to be the “go to” resource for both advocates and domestic violence survivors seeking accurate and up-to-date information on subsidies and rental assistance programs, conducting a successful housing search, overcoming common housing challenges, and referrals and linkages to other resources.

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FY 2019 FINANCIALS

FY 2019 SUPPORTERSOur 2019 Benefit Diamond Sponsor:

$50,000 and above

AnonymousDeutsche BankGeorgica Green Ventures LLCStavros Niarchos Foundation

$25,000 – $49,999

Capital OneSunny & Abe Rosenberg Foundation

$10,000 – $24,999

The Barker Welfare FoundationBFC PartnersEnterprise Community Partners, Inc.First American Title Insurance

Company

Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP

Glenwood Management Corp.The Lemle & Wolff CompaniesMonadnock Construction, Inc.Santander Bank, N.A.State Bank of IndiaSterling National Bank Charitable

FoundationTD Charitable FoundationWells Fargo

$5,000 – $9,999

Lane AddonizioAtlantic Development Group, LLCAvalonBay Communities, Inc.Bank of ChinaBank of IndiaThe Community Church of New York

Unitarian UniversalistGina B. DoynowJessie M. Gabriel

Gilbane Building CompanyGoldman SachsGreenberg, Trager & Herbst, LLPThe Gussack-Stein Charitable FundHudson Housing Capital LLCKramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLPMarjorie A. McAndrewsCharles E. and Susan McLeanRachel E. MillerThe MUFG Foundation

Nixon Peabody LLPOmni New York LLCDavid L. PicketRelated CompaniesRichman Housing Resources LLC

VE Solutions Group

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Community Lending & Investment

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New York City Council Member Alicka Ampry-SamuelNew York City Council Member Fernando CabreraNew York City Council Member Vanessa GibsonNew York City Council Member Stephen LevinNew York City Council Domestic Violence and Empowerment (DoVE) InitiativeNew York City Department of Housing Preservation and DevelopmentNew York City Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based ViolenceNew York State Homes and Community RenewalNew York State Office of Temporary and Disability AssistanceUnited States Department of Housing and Urban Development

Government and Elected Officials

Government Grant Income

Individual Donations and Events

Rental Income and Property Management

Developer Fees

Other Income

Government Support, Private Support and Other Revenue

Expenses

Our full financial statement can be accessed on our website at www.newdestinyhousing.org.

7.6%

12.3%

7.4%

11.6%

57.3%

3.9%

Corporate and Foundation Grants

Social Services

Management and General

Fundraising

Housing and Management Services

55.6%

13.9%

10.1%

20.3%

FY 2019 SUPPORTERS (continued)$2,500–$4,999

Alexander Gorlin ArchitectsAriel Property AdvisorsBank of America Merrill LynchBank of BarodaBenchmark Title Agency, LLCCiti Community CapitalCommunity Preservation

CorporationConstruction & Realty Services

GroupJo Ellen CooperDouglaston Development, LLCEmmet, Marvin & Martin, LLPSusan L. FleckHirschen Singer & Epstein LLPJPMorgan Chase Bank, Community

Development BankingKatten Muchin Rosenman LLPLangan Engineering and

Environmental ServicesNora LevinsonMega Contracting Group, LLCNorma Green Family FoundationOlmstead Properties Inc.PAUPeople’s United Community

FoundationThe Peter and Marilyn Biggins FundMatthew PravdaThe Prescott Fund For Children and

YouthShelter Rock Builders, LLCTaconic Investment Partners LLCTD BankJennifer Thompson

$1,000 – $2,499

Aufgang Architects LLCBruno Frustaci Contracting, IncNadia Burgard and Cliff FonsteinFrederick ButtiAlbert and Brenda ButzelElaine CalosCannon Heyman & Weiss, LLPTheresa A. CerezolaChicago Title Insurance CompanyCiotCornicello, Tendler & Baumel-

Cornicello LLPCOR-SRVS Inc.Cosentini Associates / a Tetra Tech

CompanyCustom House Risk Advisors, Inc.D.P. Group General ContractorsElectric Lighting Agencies, Inc.

Ettinger Engineering AssociatesThe Fleischer-Bierstein Charitable

FundFrank Seta & Associates, LLCRichard M. FroehlichFXCollaborativeErin GalliganGrassi & Co.Susan Herman and Jeremy TravisJessica Katz and Moshe McKie-

KrisbergBryan KellyJoann Lang and Robert ToddLeslie J. Garfield & Co.Lettire Construction CorporationLIIFMagnusson Architecture and

Planning, PCMDG Design & Construction LLCMetropolitan Valuation Services, Inc.Michael Borruto General Contractor,

Inc.Morgan Stanley | Community

Development FinanceNew Destiny Junior CouncilOne Lux StudioOpus Risk, Inc.Peoples Computer Services, Inc.Carole PittelmanPKF O’Connor Davies LLPProperty Resources CorporationRed Stone Equity Partners, LLCRidgewood Savings BankPaula M. SarroLori and David SchechnerEllen SchwartzbergSignature BankStempel Bennett Claman &

Hochberg, PCStewart Title Insurance CompanyHadrian A. TuckerTucker Family Living TrustClaudia and Christopher J. Van WykJason VazquezWells Fargo Securities

$500 – $999

Richard A. AbramsAll New York Title Agency, Inc.Apple BankLarry and Heather ArnoldRaveena AuroraSimon A. BacchusIrene BiggsMarcia and Noel CabanEve Cagan and Robert Pirani

Myron and Ellen E. ConovitzCarol Corden and Robert LakeCREA, LLCNicole FirmentFirst Nationwide Title AgencyForsyth Street AdvisorsSuzanne and Ross GeogheganDonna R. Merris and Robyn A.

HuffmanRobert S. InsoliaLouis B. and Joy B. KimmelmanMarie L. MartineauNew York City Housing

Development CorporationThe PAR GroupDenise L. ParilloRoux Associates, Inc.VHB, Inc.Leyla Vural and Christopher DunnLela Wingard Hughes

$150 – $499

Martha AceroAnonymous Alan and Judith AppelbaumAltman FoundationDouglas AppleSara M. ArmstrongKelly AronicaNick Arons and Vivien LabatonRichard Barth and Irene Barth-FanosLydia and Joseph BartolomeoSteven Lyle BerkenfeldCara Boyle and Craig MendeJames F. CapalinoMarsha CaparelliEugene and Joanne ColonAmelia A. CottrellEden DeMarLaura Dukess and Roger SchwedMark Elliott and Pamela J. FaircloughHarold and Sandra EpsteinLeonard J. FasslerPaul Feuerstein and Rebecca EddyFidelity Charitable Gift FundRichard T. Fleck and Anna YuGwendolyn S. FosterErwin FrancoisBruce W. and Kari FraserPhilip and Judith FuttermanLeslie J. GarfieldSusan GibsonMark H. GieseAviva Goldstein and Richard MillerFrancis GreenburgerLisa Nicolle Grist

Hawkins Delafield & Wood LLPJanis Hopkins TrachtmanHousing Partnership Development

Corp.Dominique Jean-LouisThomas W. and Adelaide K. JonesBrian KeatingEamon KelleherJoanne KelvinSusan KenskyJeffrey I. and Martha KohnMarc A. LalljeeCarol LambergChaewon LeeWilliam and Connie LockwoodThomas L. LongRobert A. MachlederTommaso MariottiStephen P. and Carolyn K.

McCandlessAndrew and Carol MilsteinCleophas A. MonjoyDeborah MorrellMRCERobert and Patricia C. NaudElizabeth OakleyThe Patrina FoundationKaye PerryKelsey PlattEllen RautenbergJohn T. ReddickRaquel N. RiveraWilliam Rosenblatt and Jeanne

SteinerRobert SanbornDaniel SblendorioJoanne L. SchwartzbergShipman & Goodwin LLPGeorge SimmonsEllen Sorrin and David YorkStephanie I. SplaneJonathan and Jill Stein-CollinsStephanie Susens and David M. RossHilary A. Thomas and Jonathan

GreenCatherine TrapaniAntonis VeizisFrank and Kathleen VerderberSuzanne WagnerHolly B. WallaceLarry Wallick and Carolyn HornDavid C. WolinskySteven Zaris and Susan NorthZogSports / Play For Your Cause