Lacasa’s work is built on a diversified and disciplined financial foundation. Affordable housing and financial empowerment require both vision and sustainability. We are intentional about cultivating multiple revenue streams so that no single source defines our future.
State and federal grants provide critical support for construction and selected operational programs. Through partnerships with agencies such as IHCDA and federal housing initiatives, we are able to develop new housing and preserve affordability for decades to come. Lacasa also administers Individual Development Accounts (IDA) and Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds, helping ensure that public dollars are invested directly into strengthening families and neighborhoods.
Private support is equally essential. Sponsors, individual donors, foundation grants, and community partnerships provide the flexible funding that allows Lacasa to continue with day-today operations, respond quickly to emerging needs, expand programs, and maintain strong internal systems. Nationally, the average donor retention rate is 31.9%. Lacasa consistently maintains a donor retention rate of approximately 80%, reflecting deep trust, strong relationships, and a shared belief in our mission.
Rental income from our properties is another vital component of our operating structure. As stewards of affordable housing, our net assets are now at $32.4M. We work diligently to maintain a low debt ratio relative to organizations of similar size and scope. This disciplined approach positions Lacasa for long-term stability.
Strong relationships. Responsible leverage. Diversified funding. These financial practices ensure that Lacasa remains prepared for the future and able to continue delivering meaningful, lasting impact for the individuals and families we serve.
