2024-11-13T19:35:51-08:00 2023-12-31 942716241 RITA COPELAND 10095 RIO MOON DR ROSEVILLE CA 95747 990 2023-01-01 833147694 NPH Action Fund NPHA 4159898160 49 Stevenson Suite 500 San Francisco CA 94105 Amie Fishman Executive Director 2024-11-13 true true Rita Copeland P00454992 9162065459 X 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z Amie Fishman 49 Stevenson Suite 500 San Francisco CA 94105 2312000 false X https://actionfund.nonprofithousing.org X 2019 CA To advocate for effective legislation, funding sources and land use policies that enable affordable home development and support thriving, diverse and equitable communities. 18 18 0 0 8990000 2312000 0 0 0 8990000 2312000 40000 0 0 0 75000 93193 499202 1939222 539202 2014222 8450798 297778 8883323 11263533 2066821 8883323 9196712 To advocate for effective legislation, funding sources and land use policies that enable affordable home development and support thriving, diverse and equitable communities. false false 1825909 Legislative Advocacy:In 2023 NPH Action Fund successfully passed a slate of seven priority bills, which will work to advance stable, affordable, and equitable homes in the state and region. They include the following bills: SB 4 (Wiener): Faith Lands Act (Yes in Gods Backyard) streamlines the process for faith organizations and nonprofit colleges to build affordable housing on their land. SB 423 (Wiener): Extension of SB 35 (2017) to 2036, providing streamlined, ministerial approval of housing developments and resulting in increased affordable housing production.AB 480 (Ting): Strengthens the Surplus Lands Act, AB 1486 (Ting, 2019), which requires localities to allow affordable housing developers to make a first offer on their surplus land.AB 1319 (Wicks): amends the BAHFA legislation (AB 1487) to take advantage of the proposed 2024 state constitutional amendment should it pass to set the voter threshold at 55% and expand eligible uses for GO bonds. AB 529 (Gabriel): Adaptive ReuseAB 572 (Haney): HOA Fee CapsACA 1 (Aguiar-Curry): places a state constitutional amendment on the ballot to set the voter threshold for local housing and infrastructure bonds at 55%. It passed the legislature with a two thirds supermajority vote, demonstrating strong support and setting the stage for follow up legislation with amendments. Passage of this measure would be a landmark change, unlocking billions in much-needed investments in communities throughout California and empowering local voters to decide how best to address the housing and homelessness needs in their own communities.2024 Campaign Strategy: NPH Action Fund advanced an exploratory campaign to pursue a statewide constitutional amendment to set the voter threshold for housing bonds at 55%. With the Bay Area Housing for All Coalition, NPH Action Fund simultaneously continued pursuing a $10-20B regional housing GO bond measure for the Bay Area through the Bay Area Housing Finance Authority (BAHFA). NPH Action Fund, on behalf of the coalitions, brought on campaign consultant teams for the exploratory efforts. For these campaign initiatives, we worked with leadership and strategy teams at the state and regional level to build momentum and political support, advance legislation and policy, grow and strengthen coalitions, and conduct research and fundraising. Our work, if successful, will deliver major resources that allow us to make immediate investments in our communities and set the stage for our next big victories.2023 State Budget Advocacy:With partners, NPH Action Fund organized a broad coalition letter in support of a cohesive set of budget priorities, including many sectors of the housing industry including affordable housing, homelessness, homeownership, housing equity groups, and tenant groups. We advocated and supported each others priorities in meetings with the Governors Office and HCD.2023 Federal Advocacy:Year-End Tax Extension: With our national and state partners, NPH Action Fund continued to pursue the lowering of the 50% bond test and the reinstatement of the 12.5% expansion of the 9% credit. 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When finalized, it was forwarded to the governing board for review before filing. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND BOARD PRESIDENT WORK TOGETHER TO MONITOR AND VETANY CONFLICTS OF INTEREST IF THEY OCCUR. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15a THE 501(c)(3) NPH BOARD OF DIRECTOR'S CONDUCTS THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S ANNUAL REVIEW AND CORRESPONDING SALARY INCREASE. THE BOARD DOES A BENCH MARK STUDY TO ENSURE THAT THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S SALARY IS IN LINE WITH OTHER DIRECTOR SALARIES SERVING COMPARABLE ORGANIZATIONS. GUIDESTAR IS USED TO RESEARCH EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SALARIES ALONG WITH INQUIRIES MADE BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS SIMILAR TO NPH and NPH Action Fund. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 18 Available on the Attorney General of CA website. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 No documents available to the public. Part VII-Line 1-Officers Salaries $43,991.99 of Amie Fishman's salary was reimbursed to and paid from another organization. Part XI- Line 24c- Staff Reimbursement Organization changed from a cash basis to accrual basis of account in 2023. This expenses was paid in 2023 for 2022. It is being shown as an expense in 2023 instead of an adjustment to retained earnings.