COLUMBUS, Ohio – The City of Columbus, Community Development for All People, Nationwide Children’s Hospital and our partners invite media to attend The South Side Renaissance Fund Celebration. The announcement of an innovative loan fund seeks to transform the South Side of Columbus. A tour of a Healthy Homes will be available following the announcement. WHO Event speakers include:
Steve Allen, Nationwide Children’s Hospital John Edgar, Community Development For All People Mayor Andrew J. Ginther Priscilla Tyson, Columbus City Council Camika Edwards, Neighborhood Resident Jon Welty, Ohio Capital Finance Corporation
WHAT The Ohio Capital Finance Corporation has developed and structured a $20 million loan fund to provide long-term funding for the acquisition, construction and permanent financing of up to 170 units of single and multifamily rental housing, serving families with incomes between 60 and 80 percent of area median income, or $45,840 to $61,100 for a family of four. It will allow Healthy Homes to expand north to Main Street, South to Marion Road and east to Alum Creek Drive. WHEN Friday, July 20 at 10 a.m. WHERE The Residences at Career Gateway Training Center at 747 E. Whittier Street WHY The South Side Renaissance Fund will allow Healthy Homes and South Side Renaissance Homes to continue their mission of making a significant, positive difference to the neighborhoods in the South Side. Media contact for inquiries on-site: Gina Bericchia, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, 330-206-6766
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The City of Columbus, Community Development for All People, Nationwide Children’s Hospital and our partners invite media to attend The South Side Renaissance Fund Celebration. The announcement of an innovative loan fund seeks to transform the South Side of Columbus. A tour of a Healthy Homes will be available following the announcement.
WHO
Event speakers include:
- Steve Allen, Nationwide Children’s Hospital
- John Edgar, Community Development For All People
- Mayor Andrew J. Ginther
- Priscilla Tyson, Columbus City Council
- Camika Edwards, Neighborhood Resident
- Jon Welty, Ohio Capital Finance Corporation
WHAT
The Ohio Capital Finance Corporation has developed and structured a $20 million loan fund to provide long-term funding for the acquisition, construction and permanent financing of up to 170 units of single and multifamily rental housing, serving families with incomes between 60 and 80 percent of area median income, or $45,840 to $61,100 for a family of four. It will allow Healthy Homes to expand north to Main Street, South to Marion Road and east to Alum Creek Drive.
WHEN
Friday, July 20 at 10 a.m.
WHERE
The Residences at Career Gateway Training Center at 747 E. Whittier Street
WHY
The South Side Renaissance Fund will allow Healthy Homes and South Side Renaissance Homes to continue their mission of making a significant, positive difference to the neighborhoods in the South Side.
Media contact for inquiries on-site:
Gina Bericchia, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, 330-206-6766
