Albemarle Housing Improvement Program Inc.

“A copy of the form 990 is provided to the executive director, cfo, treasurer, and board finance committee for review. Upon approval by the treasurer, the form 990 is signed by the executive director and filed.”

“The conflicts of interest policy is reviewed and signed by all board members and officers. Each year, all board members and officers are required to disclose any conflicts of interest.”

“The executive director's annual review is conducted by the executive committee of the board of directors, as per the executive director review policy that was adopted in september 2014. After surveying the staff and board on the executive director's performance, the executive committee benchmarks the executive director's compensation against the marketplace, takes into account performance evaluations and organizational factors, makes recommendations for any salary adjustment, and reviews the recommendations with the full board of directors. Upon consensus, the recommendation gets included in the upcoming fiscal year budget.”

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“Albemarle housing improvement program (ahip) is a non-profit, state licensed class-a contractor who completes critical repairs, energy efficient upgrades, safety and accessibility modifications, and total home rehabs. Our mission is to ensure safe and affordable homes for our neighbors in need. Since 1976, we have served more than 4,700 households in our community. Nearly a tenth of charlottesville and albemarle homeowners are severely cost burdened. This means that critical repairs, including hvac, roofing, plumbing, electrical, and structural repairs, are beyond reach. By providing repair services to income-eligible homeowners, we can preserve the houses in the neighborhoods that make up our vibrant community. Home repairs preserve our clients' greatest asset, their home, and helps build generational wealth. Housing repairs also positively affect physical and mental health while accessibility modifications ensure that our senior clients can age in place safely with dignity.”

“Albemarle housing improvement program (ahip) provides critical home repair for income-eligible families in the charlottesville and albemarle area. Our organization is a class-a contractor with full lead abatement certifications. Ahip takes a multifaceted approach to tackling housing needs by carrying out critical repairs, comprehensive home rehabilitations, energy-efficiency upgrades, and safety and accessibility concerns. Our critical repair programs address basic safety and health concerns at home: failing roofs, lack of heat, failed wells and septic systems, faulty plumbing, dangerous electrical systems, unsafe structures, peeling paint, dilapidated kitchens and bathrooms, mold, hazardous steps, lack of insulation, and broken windows and doors. Together with our donors, business partners, volunteers, and advocates, last year, we kept 170 people safe and secure by improving 82 homes with 180 critical repairs and retrofits.”

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