Macombs Road Housing Development Fund Corporation

The Macombs Road Housing Development Fund Corporation is a nonprofit organization based in New York, NY. Established in July 2014, it focuses on providing services related to human needs, particularly in the area of housing for homeless persons[1][3].

Purpose and Activities

While specific details about its ongoing activities are limited, this organization operates within the broader context of housing development funds, which often aim to provide affordable housing solutions. However, Macombs Road Housing Development Fund Corporation itself does not appear to be directly involved in current housing projects and has reported no revenue in its most recent filings[1][3].

Financial Status

The organization has total assets of $0.00, which places it among smaller nonprofits both nationally and in New York State[1]. Contributions to the Macombs Road Housing Development Fund Corporation are not tax-deductible, as it is not classified as a 501(c)(3) organization[1][3].

EIN and Classification

The corporation is registered under the Employer Identification Number (EIN) 26-1438142[3]. It operates as an independent entity with a classification related to human services, but it does not align with the typical HDFC model, which is more commonly associated with cooperatively owned and operated affordable housing projects in New York City[4].

History and Context

The name "Macombs Road" might be associated with developments or projects in the Bronx area, such as the historic building at 1600 Macombs Road, which has been a site for health and social services. However, there is no direct linkage between this corporation and the redevelopment of that specific site, which has been undertaken by other organizations[5].

[1] https://501c3lookup.org/macombs-road-housing-development-fund-corporation_261438142 [2] https://hcr.ny.gov/housing-development-fund-corporation-hdfc [3] https://www.taxexemptworld.com/organization.asp?tn=1707001 [4] https://www.uhab.org/our-work/coop-support/whats-an-hdfc/ [5] https://sus.org/sus-redevelops-historic-bronx-building/