Investing in Euclid’s families. Building our community’s future.

The PNC Foundation forms partnerships with community-based nonprofit organizations to promote community growth through economic development initiatives, with a focus on affordable housing and supporting low-and moderate-income individuals in preparing for homeownership. Their support of EDCOR helps Euclid families access the down payment assistance, low-interest home improvement loans, and financial education resources that break down barriers to homeownership. PNC Foundation's commitment to revitalization and stabilization of low-and moderate-income areas aligns perfectly with our work to help families maintain their homes, build generational wealth, and create vibrant neighborhoods where everyone can thrive.

The Dollar Bank Foundation strengthens economic development and enhances the well-being of residents, particularly in low-to-moderate income neighborhoods. Their investment in EDCOR supports our comprehensive approach to first-time homebuyer success—from financial counseling and education that helps residents manage money wisely and build strong credit, to down payment assistance that makes homeownership attainable. This partnership recognizes that buying a home requires preparation, support, and financial literacy, ensuring families are ready not just to buy, but to thrive and build lasting financial stability.

The McGregor Foundation carries the mission of "supporting seniors in need and those who serve them" with a commitment to support programs that allow older adults to age in place in their home. Their support of EDCOR reflects a shared vision of helping vulnerable community members maintain safe, dignified housing. Through programs like the Low Interest Home Improvement Loan, we help income-eligible families—including seniors—tackle essential repairs that allow residents to remain safely in their homes. These improvements create a ripple effect throughout neighborhoods, benefiting residents of all ages.

The Ohio Community Development Corporation Association is a statewide membership organization of over 250 nonprofits working to rebuild neighborhoods through affordable housing, economic development, and financial education. As a member organization, EDCOR benefits from their advocacy, capacity-building resources, and connections to statewide best practices and funding opportunities. The association's mission of fostering socially and economically healthy communities strengthens our ability to deliver high-quality, compassionate service to Euclid residents while staying connected to Ohio's broader community development movement.