New Destiny Housing Corporation

Location
New York, New York
Sector
Housing
Founded
1994
$19.4MFY2025 revenue
113Employees, FY2025

Revenue by fiscal year

FY2022: $6,408,407 $6.4M FY22 FY2023: $10,706,703 $10.7M FY23 FY2024: $10,582,318 $10.6M FY24 FY2025: $19,449,200 $19.4M FY25

Where revenue came from, FY2025

Government grants
$11.1M · 57%
Gifts and grants
$6.7M · 34%
Program revenue
$1.5M · 8%
Fundraising events
$142K · 1%
Gifts of stock
$25K · 0%
Other revenue
− $21K
Total revenue on the 990
$19,752,905
Investment income
− $289,505
Donated goods and property
− $14,200
Revenue we count
$19,449,200

What it does

New destiny's mission is to end the cycle of domestic violence and homelessness for low-income families and individuals by developing and connecting them to safe, permanent, affordable housing and services

In fy 2025 new destiny operated two direct service programs the family support program and housing access and stability services.the family support program provides voluntary on-site services at new destiny's permanent housing to promote housing stability, prevent or, if necessary, respond to incidents of violence, and improve the overall well-being and economic progress of tenants. On-site services include community building events, parenting support groups, safety and job readiness. Legal, health, and job training services are provided through partnerships with local and citywide partners.
Housing access and stability services is a rapid rehousing program that focuses on connecting survivors to permanent housing as quickly and safely as possible. The goal is to prevent or shorten stays in new york city's homeless shelter systems. Clients receive referrals to units in areas self-identified as safe. They also receive hands-on support to secure the unit including assistance with the leasing and moving process. The program also offers short term rental assistance, financial coaching, supportive services such as childcare, transportation assistance, licensing fees, and referrals for training and mental health needs. The team rounds out services by providing housing training and technical assistance to domestic violence survivors and their advocates.

Leadership

Nicole BrancaChief Executive Officer
Brenda TongDep. Exec. Dir, Thru July 2024
Joseph KazindukaCFO, Thru May 2025
Nicholas LundgrenGeneral Counsel
Richard ConleySenior Dir. of Real Estate

Not on a current list. The figures above come from its latest filings.

EIN 13-3778489 · Full filings on ProPublica

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