Arnall, Golden & Gregory, Allison Drummond, Partner

Atlanta Housing Assn. of Neighborhood-based Developers, Andy Schneggenburger, Exec. Dir.

Atlanta Mutual Housing Association, Ron Walker, Executive Director

Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership, Inc., John O'Callaghan, President & CEO

Augusta Neighborhood Improvement Corp., Robert A. Cooks, President

Bank of America-Community Development Banking, Laura Keenan, Vice President

BB&T Bank, Derold H. Mosely, VP, Community Development Specialist

Better Neighborhood Housing Corp., Beth Hohl Asbury, President/CEO

Charis Community Housing, Cynthia Moreland, Executive Director

Charles T. Burton, Individual Member

Cobb Housing, Ralph Knight, Executive Director

Communities Empowering People Together, Inc., Thomas R. McFarland, Director

Community Affordable Housing Equity Corporation, Yolanda Winstead, Project Officer

Community Alliance of Metropolitan Parkway, Donna Tyler, Executive Director

Dalton-Whitfield Community Development Corporation, Gaile Jennings, Executive Director

Enterprise Community Investments, Steve Smith, Sr. Development Officer

Enterprise Community,  Clara Axam, Director, Atlanta Office
Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta, Deborah Miller, CIS Specialist

Georgia Affordable Housing Corporation, David C. Young, President

Georgia Dept of Community Affairs, Douglas P. Scott, Nonprofit and Special Programs Manager

Hancock County Development Corporation, Alvin Sheats, Executive Director

Historic District Development Corporation. Joan Garner, President

Hope House, Inc., Gerald O. Carrier, Executive Director

Housing Assistance Council, Kelly Cooney, Housing Specialist

Housing & Demographics Research Center at the University of Georgia, Dr. Anne Sweaney, Professor & Director

Housing Resource Center, Inc., Ann Cone, Executive Director

In-Fill Housing, Inc., Bruce Gerwig, Director

Initiative for Affordable Housing, Inc., Lisa Wise, Executive Director

JC Vision and Associates, Inc., Dana Ingram, Executive Director

Doug Linneman, Individual Member

NeighborWorks America, Donald R. Phoenix, District Director

Neighbor Works Columbus, Cathy Williams, Executive Director

Paces Foundation, Inc., Mark M. du Mas, President

Partnership Housing Affordable to Society Everywhere, Inc., Joyce M. Barr, Pres.& CEO.

Progressive Redevelopment, Inc., Bruce Gunter, President
Regions Financial Corp., Lisa Robinson, Community Development Manager

Reynoldstown Revitalization Corporation, Young Hughley, President

RHA/Housing, Inc., Chase Northcutt, Vice President

Southern Crescent CDC, Nigel Pennycooke, Executive Director 

Southwest Georgia Housing Development Corp., Walter Mattox, Secretary / Treasurer

Southwest Georgia Regional Development Center, Paul Fogery, Planning Director

Summech Community Development Corporation, Janis Ware, Executive Director

SunTrust Community Capitol, Jim Beaty, Vice President

Letitia Robinson, Individual Member

University Community Development Corporation, Pete Hayley

Membership Profiles:

Arnall Golden Gregory
171 17th Street, NW, Suite 2100, Atlanta, GA  30363
Alison M. Drummond, Partner
Telephone: 404-873-8152; fax 404-873-8153
Email: adrummond@agg.com
Web page: www.agg.com
Profile: AGG's Housing Finance and Community Development Practice Team represents developers, equity investors, property managers, lenders and public housing authorities in a variety of affordable and conventioal housing transactions. We have extensive experience in structuring and closing transactions financed with various subsidized and conventional financing sources.

Atlanta Housing Association of Neighborhood-based Developers
Post Office Box 11387, Atlanta, GA 30310
Andy Schneggenburger,  Executive Director
Telephone: 404/586-0808; fax 404/586-0805
Email: email@ahand.org
Web page: www.ahand.org
Profile: The Atlanta Housing Association of Neighborhood-based Developers (AHAND) is a not-for-profit organization formed in 1988 as a network of inner-city Community Development Corporations committed to improving the quality of life in Atlanta's disenfranchised neighborhoods. As a collective and collaborating body, AHAND aims to strengthen the voice of neighborhoods and organizations dedicated to revitalizing and empowering neglected communities.

Atlanta Mutual Housing Association
1720 Peachtree Street, Suite 929, Atlanta, GA 30309
Ronald L. Walker, Executive Director
Telephone: 404-541-9211; fax 404/541-9210
Email: rwalker@atlantamha.org
Profile: The mission of Atlanta Mutual Housing association is to develop, own and professionally manage affordable, quality housing with emphasis on existing and potential resident participation. Our accomplishments in 2002 -- Provided 33 families with pre- and post-purchase housing counseling; rehabilitated or repaired 88 rental or owner-occupied units (1-4 unit buildings); owned and managed 297 mutual housing units; total direct investment in the community of $170,000.

Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership, Inc. (ANDP)
235 Peachtree Street, Suite 2000, 20th Floor Atlanta, GA 30303
John O'Callaghan, President & CEO
Other key contacts: Nathaniel Smith, Public Policy Manager; Shannon Carey, Director of External Affairs
Telephone: 404/522-2637; fax 404/523-4357
Email: jocallaghan@andpi.org
Web page: www.andpi.org
Profile: Since 1991, the Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership (ANDP) has been committed to neighborhood revitalization through developing and financing housing for people of low to moderate incomes; building the capacity of community-based organizations through grants, training, and technical assistance; and educating and advocating on behalf of mixed income development.

Augusta Neighborhood Improvement Corporation (ANIC)
953 Laney Walker Blvd., Suite 300, Augusta, GA 30901
Robert A. Cooks, President
Telephone: 706/724-5565; fax 706/724-7233
Email: rcooks@anicaugusta.org
Web page: www.anicaugusta.org 
Profile: ANIC is committed to building healthy neighborhoods for all Augustans. The overall goal is to create affordable homeownership and housing opportunities while engaging private enterprise, government and other organizations in the economic development of the area. ANIC is a knowledge-based, nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching and sustaining the lives and livelihoods of citizens living in disenfranchised neighborhoods throughout the Augusta area. The organization was incorporated in 1999

Bank of America Community Development Banking
600 Peachtree Street, 14th Floor, Atlanta, GA 30308
Laura Keenan, Senior Vice President
Other key contact: Thurston Cooke, VP, Community Development Banking
Telephone: 404/607-6245; fax 404/607-4359
Email: laura.keenan@bankofamerica.com
Web page: www.bankofamerica.com

BB&T Bank
950 E. Paces Ferry Road, Atlanta, GA 30326
Derold H. Mosley, Vice President, Community Development Specialist
Telephone: 404/442-5156; fax 404/442-5086
Email: dmosley@BBandT.com
Web page: www.bbandt.com

Better Neighborhood Housing Corp.
110 Webster St., Valdosta, GA  31601 / Atlanta address: 417  Clairmont Ave., No. 105, Decatur, GA  30030
Beth Hohl Asbury, President & CEO
Telephone & Fax: 229-244-4081, Valdosta. 404/687-9605; fax 404/687-6994, Atlanta
Email: hohlandasbury@bellsouth.net
Web page: www.betterneighborhood.org
Profile: Better Neighborhood Housing Corporation is an emerging nonprofit housing development organization serving the growing Valdosta Metropolitan Statistical Area market. Its service area includes Lowndes (Valdosta), Brooks and Cook counties. Located along the booming Interstate 75 corridor less than 20 miles from the Florida border, BNHC's service area is increasingly the destination of choice for businesses and families looking to locate to an area rich in natural beauty, educational and cultural amenities, and safe from natural disasters. The service area has enjoyed a 25 percent population growth since 1990, to 129,398 residents 2005 (Valdosta's population 45,205).

Charis Community Housing
750 Glenwood Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30316
Cynthia Moreland, Executive Director
Telephone: 404/627-4302, x 223; Fax: 404/624-5299
Email: cjm@chariscommunity.org
Web page: www.chariscommunity.org

Cobb Housing
268 Lawrence Street, Suite A, Marietta, GA 30060
Ralph Knight, Executive Director
Other key contacts: Lance Wise, Chief Operating Officer
Telephone: 770/429-4400; fax 770/429-4405
Email: info@cobbhousinginc.org
Web Page: www.cobbhousinginc.org
Profile: Cobb Housing is a member of the NeighborWorks network and offers a full range of housing services to citizens in Cobb County. These include homeownership development, pre-purchase counseling, lending, and housing development.

Communities Empowering People Together, Inc.
Post Office Box 586, Cordele, GA 31010
Tom McFarland, Director
Telephone: 229/268-7592; fax 229/268-7595
Email: tmcfarla@sowega.net
Profile: CEPT is a new nonprofit that will address affordable housing needs in Southwest Georgia. It is affiliated with the Southwest Georgia United Empowerment Zone.

Community Affordable Housing Equity Corporation (CAHEC)
7700 Falls of Neuse Road, Suite 200, Raleigh, NC 27615
Yolanda Winstead, Project Development Officer
Other key contacts: Charles R. Newcomer, Vice President Underwriting; Dana Boole, Executive Vice President
Telephone: 919/420-0063; fax 919/420-0449
Email: ywinstead@cahec.com
Web page: www.cahec.com
Profile: Community Affordable Housing Equity Corporation (CAHEC) was founded in 1992 for the purpose of organizing and managing low-income housing tax credit equity funds in North Carolina. Since then, CAHEC has raised and invested millions of dollars in low-income housing tax credit developments. A nonprofit corporation, its mission is to raise and invest equity capital in qualified low-income housing tax credit projects, to empower residents living in developments that CAHEC finances, and to promote home ownership. In addition to this core business, CAHEC provides an array or supportive services known as Special Initiatives, designed to aid developers and empower residents living in its financed developments.

Community Alliance of Metropolitan Parkway, Donna Tyler, Executive Director
943 Dill Ave., SW, Atlanta, GA  30310
Telephone: 404/756-9990, x204; fax 404/756-9991
Email: dtyler@campinc.org 
Web page: www.campinc.org
Profile: CAMP, Inc. is a nonprofit affordable housing and economic development organization whose mission is to revitalize the Metropolitan Parkway corridor communities through affordable housing and economic development. It seeks to enhance the image of the area and to create a safe, livable community.

Dalton-Whitfield Community Development Corporation
P. O. Box 248, Dalton, GA 30722-0248
Gaile Jennings, Executive Director
Other key contacts: Kandi Edwards, Housing Counselor
Telephone: 706/281-4804; fax 706/876-1440
Email: gjennings@whitefieldcountyga.com
No web page
Profile: This 501(c)(3) was organized in 2003 with the mission " To facilitate the creation of workforce housing and homeownership."

Enterprise Community Partners
34 Peachtree Street, Suite 2350, Atlanta, GA 30303
Clara Axam, Atlanta Office Director
Telephone: 404/523-6060; fax 404/523-0540
Email: caxam@enterprisecommunity.org
Web Page: www.enterprisecommunity.org
Profile: The Enterprise Foundation, a national nonprofit organization with headquarters in Columbia, MD., assists community-based organizations and local governments in improving low-wealth neighborhoods by providing technical assistance and training in governance and organizational management, housing finance, asset management, workforce development, and community safety. Enterprise also provides operating grants as well as loans and equity to finance development of affordable housing. In Georgia, Enterprise generally limits its grants and technical assistance to groups within the city of Atlanta and the surrounding close-in counties.

The Enterprise Social Investment Corporation (ESIC)
10227 Wincopin Circle, Suite 800, Columbia, MD 21044
Steve Smith, Development Officer
Telephone: 410/772-2723; fax 410/772-2585
Email: ssmith@esic.org
Web page: www.esic.org
Profile: The Enterprise Social Investment Corporation (ESIC), founded in 1984 as a socially motivated for-profit subsidiary of The Enterprise Foundation, works with partners to finance, develop, acquire, and manage portfolios of affordable housing and other community development initiatives in neighborhoods across the country. ESIC equity funds invest in a wide range of rental housing developments for families, the elderly, individiuals, and people with special needs.

Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta (FHLBA)
1475 Peachtree Street, NE, Atlanta, GA 30309
Deborah Miller, Community Investment Services Specialist
Other key contacts: Lynn Brazen, First Vice President, Community Investment Services
Telephone: 404/888-5514; fax 404/888-5560
Email: dmiller@fhlbatl.com
Web page: www.fhlbatl.com
Profile: The FHLBA is a privately owned $100 billion financial services organization that works with member financial institutions to build homes and provide jobs in communities throughout the South. Chartered by Congress in 1932, the FHLBA is a stable source of low-cost financing and community building programs. Its customers include 1,170 federally insured institutions in Alabama, the District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. The FHLBA enables member institutions to better handle their liquidity and cash management activities; fund mortgages originated for sale in the secondary market until funds are received from the investor; fund loans and investments held in portfolio; meet community credit needs; cover temporary deposit outflows; and reduce the funding cost of asset growth. The Bank provides several special programs in support of community development, economic development, and housing.

Georgia Affordable Housing Corporation (GAHC)
1475 Peachtree Street, NE, Suite 120, Atlanta, GA 30309
David C. Young, President
Other key contact: Jessie Racks, Administrative Assistant
Telephone: 404/888-8237; fax 404/888-8018
Email: gahc@bellsouth.net
Web page: www.georgiaaffordablehousing.org
Profile: The Georgia Affordable Housing Corporation (GAHC) is a nonprofit Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) established in 1998 to increase affordable housing in Georgia. GAHC is an association of financial institutions, businesses, civic, and nonprofit organizations. GAHC provides loans and technical assistance to finance and assist sponsors and developers of multi-family affordable housing for low- and moderate-income households. For financial institutions seeking viable affordable housing lending, equity investment and community outreach opportunities, GAHC offers various community development and investment opportunities. Through its network of over 25 financial institutions, GAHC has financed over 700 units of affordable housing across the state of Georgia.

Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA)
60 Executive Park South, NE, Atlanta, GA 30329-2231
Douglas P. Scott, Nonprofit & Special Programs Manager
Telephone: 404/327-6881; fax 404/679-4844
Email: douscott@dca.state.ga.us
Web page: www.dca.state.ga.us
Profile: The Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA) was created in 1977 to serve as an advocate for local governments. On July 1, 1996, the Governor and General Assembly merged the Georgia Housing and Finance Authority (GHFA) with the Department of Community Affairs. Today, the newly expanded DCA operates a host of state and federal grant programs; serves as the state's lead agency in housing finance and development; promulgates building codes to be adopted by local governments; provides comprehensive planning, technical and research assistance to local governments; and serves as the lead agency for the state's solid waste reduction efforts.

Hancock Community Development Corporation
P. O. Box 5517, Athens, GA 30604
Alvin Sheats, Executive Director
Telephone: 706/645-1154, fax 706/546-1206
Email: ashcdc@charterinternet.com
Profile: HCDC is a community-based development organization. A nonprofit corporation, the mission is to provide leadership, linkage and support to the community that would foster and sustain community development, generate community-based partnerships, and to develop ways to revitalize the community with assistance from the residents, businesses and other stakeholders.

Historic District Development Corporation
522 Auburn Avenue, NE, Atlanta, GA 30312
Joan Garner, President & CEO
Telephone: 404/215-9095; fax 404/215-9849
Email:
Web Page: www.hddc.net
Profile: HDDC is a community-based nonprofit organization with the mission to direct the overall preservation and revitalization of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic District and other historic/preservation communities. Our commitment emphasizes three principles: (1) historic preservation -- retaining the historic and cultural character of the existing community; (2) non-displacement -- maintaining neighborhood diversity by intervening and improving life opportunities for residents; and (3) sustainability -- linking mixed-income residential development to sustainable economic growth where families can be self-sufficient.

Dr. Anne Sweaney
Housing & Demographic Research Center at the University of GA
212A, Dawson Hall, Athens, GA 30602-2622
Telephone:  706/542-4877; fax 706/542-4397
Email: asweaney@fcs.uga.edu
Profile:   Dr. Sweaney is an individual member.  She directs the University of Georgia Housing and Demographics Research Center (HDRC),  one of thirteen original charter members of the National Consortium of Housing Research Centers.

In-Fill Housing, Inc.
Post Office Box 4928, Macon, GA 31208
Bruce Gerwig, Director
Telephone: 478/752-5060; fax 478/752-5066
Email: Bgerwig@maconhousing.com
Web page: www.in-fillhousing.org

Initiative for Affordable Housing
1434 Scott Blvd., Suite 200, Decatur, GA 30033
Lisa Wise, Executive Director
Telephone: 404/299-9979; fax 404/299-6442
Email: iahd@mindspring.com
Profile: Initiative for Affordable Housing, Inc., (IAH) stays true to its mission, to provide permanent, affordable housing for homeless and low-income families, by looking at both new and rehab project opportunities to increase single- and multi-family housing units.  Since 1990, over 50 single-family units have been acquired and rehabbed, as part of IAH’s unique combination of housing and in-house social services for homeless.  The agency’s 271 units of multi-family, (rehab properties) and its 84 units of new construction housing for seniors offer affordable/market rate rents as well as access to the in-house social services and activities relevant to the aging population.

JC Vision and Associates, Inc.
Post Office Box 1972, Hinesville, Georgia 31310
Dana Ingram, Executive Director
Other key contacts; Barry Chapman, Fair Housing Coordinator; Rafael Lopez, Low- Income Tax Clinic Coordinator; Carmen Rivera-Carson, Low-Income Tax Clinic
Telephone: 912/877-4243; fax 912/877-4274
Email: jcvision2000@yahoo.com
Profile:

Doug Linneman, Individual Member
MacRae Development, LLC
P. O. Box 191036, Atlanta, GA 31119-1036
Telephone: 678/530-0015; fax: 678/530-0016
Email: doug_linneman@yahoo.com
Profile: As president of MacRae Development, LLC, Doug is currently involved in the redevelopment of more than 500 multifamily units in Georgia.  He has over 5 years of hands-on experience in affordable housing and over 15 years of leadership experience in construction, real estate, and business consulting.  Doug offers construction management and development consulting srivices.  He has direct experience utlizing LIHTC, HOME, AHP, tax-exempt bonds, and conventional debt. 

NeighborWorks America (formerly Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation)
600 Peachtree St., NW, Suite 1950, Atlanta, GA 30308
Donald R. Phoenix, District Director
Other key contact: Hillary Rowe, Management Consultant
Telephone: 404/347-1004; fax 404/347-1005
Email: dphoenix@nw.org
Web page: www.nw.org
Profile: The NeighborWorks America is a national nonprofit organization created by Congress to provide financial support, technical assistance, and training for community-based revitalization efforts. It supports a national network of more than 220 community-based organizations creating healthy communities through the work of thousands of residents, business people, government officials and other partners. The NeighborWorks® system has successfully built healthy communities for 25 years. The Atlanta District Office serves network organizations in the states of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, North Carolina, and South Carolina.

NeighborWorks Columbus (formerly Columbus Housing Initiative)
18 11th Street, Suite A, Columbus, GA 31901
Cathy Williams, Executive Director
Other key contact: Rebecca Cartee, Grant Coordinator
Telephone: 706/324-4663; fax 706/320-9899
Email: cwilliams@nwcolumbus.org and rcartee@nwcolumbus.org
Profile: NeighborWorks Columbus was established in 1998 as a private, nonprofit community-based housing development organization.  Its mission is "to provide access to fit and affordable housing for all of Columbus' citizens. " It addresses the housing concerns that resulted from the "Columbus Vision 2010" process through home purchase education and counseling; home ownership programs; rehabilitation of existing housing; development of new affordable housing; and, neighborhood revitalization and stabilization. In 2003, NW Columbus was granted a mortgage-lending license and began offering various loan products in the first quarter of 2004.

The Paces Foundation
2730 Cumberland Boulevard
Smyrna, Ga. 30080
Mark M. du Mas, President
Telephone: 770-431-9696; fax: 770-431-9699
Email: mark@pacesfoundation.org
Web page: www.pacesfoundation.org
Profile: Incorporated in 1991 as a Georgia nonprofit housing development corporation, The Paces Foundation, Inc. is a federally recognized 501(c)3 that actively develops housing solutions for its low-income neighbors.  Based in Atlanta, The Paces Foundation received its classification by the State of Georgia as a Community Housing Development Organization  (CHDO) in 1993.  A recipient of loans and grants from Federal, State and Municipal authorities, The Paces Foundation currently provides homes for 456 families in Georgia and Texas and has over 500 additional units under construction or development.

Partnership Housing Affordable to Society Everywhere, Inc. (PHASE)
P. O. Box 7602, Bainbridge, Georgia 39818
Joyce M. Barr, President & CEO
Telephone: 229/246-2005; fax 229/246-3004
Email: JMB521@mindspring.com
Web page: www.PHASEINC.org

Progressive Redevelopment, Inc. (PRI)
321 W. Hill Street, Suite 3, Decatur, GA 30030
Bruce C. Gunter, President
Other key contacts: Shelly Patton, VP, Project Development; Mike Libby, VP, Asset Management
Telephone: 404/371-1230; fax 404/371-1335
Email: brucegunter@prihousing.org
Web page: www.prihousing.org
Profile: Progressive Redevelopment, Inc. (PRI) is one of the leading independent non-profit developers of affordable housing in the Southeastern United States. We provide a combination of high quality affordable rental housing development along with property and asset management and supportive services for all of our residents. We work in partnership with both for-profit and non-profit corporations as well as provide development consulting services. For more information call 404/371-1230.

Regions Financial Corporation
One Glenlake Parkway, Suite 400, Atlanta, GA 30328
Lisa Robinson, Community Development Manager
Telephone:  770/481-4355; fax 770/392-6574
Other key contact: Scott F. Singer, Regional Community Development Manager, PO Box 1116, Aiken, SC 29802; telephone: 803/642-1374; fax 803/642-1347
Email: lisa.robinson@regions.com;  scott.singer@regions.com
Web page: www.regions.com
Profile:Regions Financial Corp. was formed in 1971 as First Alabama Bancshares, Inc., Alabama’s first multi-bank holding company. With the combination of three well-respected banks, the holding company began operations with a total of $543 million in assets and 40 banking locations. Renamed Regions Financial Corp. in 1994 to better reflect its growing presence throughout the South, the company reported assets in excess of $47.9 billion at the end of the fourth quarter of 2002. Regions is one of the Top 25 financial services companies in the country. Its banking affiliate, Regions Bank, offers banking services from more than 680 offices in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas.

Reynoldstown Revitalization Corporation (RRC)
100 Flat Shoals Avenue, SE, Atlanta, GA 30316; Mail: P.O. Box 89092, Atlanta 30312
Young Hughley, President & CEO
Other key contacts: Natallie Kaiser, Programs Director; John Coleman, Manager of Housing Sales
Telephone: 404/525-4130; fax 404/221-0616
Email: rrcyoung@reynoldstown.org
Web page: www.reynoldstown.org
Profile: The Reynoldstown Revitalization Corp (RRC) has been working to bring affordable housing to the Reynoldstown Community since 1990. RRC takes a holistic approach to community development by not only putting families in homes but giving them the skills and knowledge to maintain their homes. Programs include owner-occupied rehab, leadership development, rental housing, new construction, neighborhood beautification, and after-school enrichment activities.

RHA/Housing, Inc.
3060 Peachtree Road, Suite 900, Atlanta, GA 30305
Chase Northcutt, Vice President
Telephone: 404/364-2937; fax 404/760-3443
Email:  chase@rhanet.org
Profile: RHA Housing is a nonprofit who’s purpose is to develop low-income housing/affordable housing by construction as well as acquisition and renovation. RHA is an affiliate corporation and outgrowth of Resource Healthcare of America which owns and operates health care facilities, housing for the elderly and mentally handicapped. RHA and its affiliated corporations have current revenues exceeding $100 million. Affordable housing Properties in Georgia include 230 units in Jonesboro, 260 units in Conyers, 172 units in Woodstock, 214 units in Atlanta, and 325 units being rehabbed in Atlanta.

Southwest Georgia Housing Development Corporation
Post Office Box 403, Cuthbert, GA 31740
Walter Mattox, Chief Executive
Other key contact: Dean Nelson, Program Coordinator
Telephone: 229/732-2128; fax 229/732-2912
Email: mattoxcha@alltel.net
Profile: Southwest Georgia Housing Development Corporation obtained its 501(c)(3) status in 1997 and serves Randolph, Clay, Quitman, Calhoun, Stewart, Webster, and Early Counties in rural Southwest Georgia. We manage five Housing Authorities, a 20-bed Alzheimer facility, a 22-bed Personal Care Home, a pilot family drug rehabilitation facility, and several other smaller housing programs. It is our mission to further the development of affordable housing through rental and homeownership programs with emphasis on programs that have an impact on education and jobs. We seek to be the developer, partner or manager of housing in our service area.

Southwest Georgia Regional Development Center
P. O. Box 346, Camilla, GA 31730
Paul Forgey, Planning Director
Other key contact: Barbara Reddick, Senior Planner
Telephone: 229/522-3552; fax:229/522-3558
E-mail: pforgey@swgrdc.org
Web page: www.swgrdc.org

SUMMECH Community Development Corporation
633 Pryor Street, SW, Atlanta, GA 30312
Janis Ware, Executive Director
Other key contacts: Felicia Hicks, Program Director, J. Lowell Dunn, Real Estate Specialist, Betty Walker, Controller.
Telephone: 404/527-5465; fax 404/527-5467
Email: jlware4@aol.com

Web Site: www.summechcdc.com
Profile: SUMMECH CDC is a not for profit community-driven initiative that is committed to providing affordable housing, promoting homeownership, and encouraging economic development in the Mechanicsville community for the present and future residents. Our efforts focus on the redevelopment of a neighborhood that can empower itself to be an attractive and viable living and business community.

SunTrust Community Capital
25 Park Place, Atlanta, GA 30303
James Beaty, Vice President
Telephone: 404/588-8726; fax 404/230-5534
Email: jim.beaty@suntrust.com
Web page: www.suntrustcdc.com

University Community Development Corporation (UCDC)
160 Euharlee Street, SW, Atlanta, GA 30314
Pete Hayley, Executive Director & Chief Operating Officer
Telephone: 404/572-3643; fax 404/572-3699
Email: phayley-ucdc@aucenter.edu
Web page: www.ucdc.aucenter.edu
Profile: