Page 3 - Annual Report 2020

PRESIDENT & CEO’S MESSAGE

Greetings,

Following a productive 2019, we were expecting an even more successful year in 2020.
However, everything changed as COVID-19 swept across our region during an extremely
political polarizing climate that included the heightening attention to our nation’s
history of racial and social injustice. 2020 rapidly turned volatile and traumatic,
therefore keeping our tenants and staff healthy and safe became our prime directive.

We quickly adjusted and built-up large supplies of face masks, hand sanitizer, and
disinfecting cleaning supplies, that allowed our dedicated front-line maintenance
workers to keep our buildings clean and sanitized to protect our tenants. At the same
time, our management and staff were able to seamlessly transition to work remotely
and still effectively perform their compliance and operational responsibilities. WILLIAM J. HEALY II
President & CEO
Despite these incredible challenges, New Neighborhoods finished the year
stronger than we started, financially and personnel-wise. Entering 2021, we will William “Jamey” Healy II has
continue to keep our tenants safe and healthy, remain flexible while fulfilling our been the President & CEO of
daily business activities, while also pursuing acquisitions and new development. New Neighborhoods since
April of 2018. Previously he was
Sincerely, the Vice President of EHDOC,
Elderly Housing Development
and Operations Corporation, a
William J. Healy II nationwide affordable housing
New Neighborhoods, President & CEO developer and management
company.

Prior to joining EHDOC he was
elected four times as a public
official, serving as a member of
the Ohio House of Representa-
Supporting First Responders tives for three years and as the
In support of the local police, fire, hospital, and EMS workers in Stamford, New Mayor of Canton, Ohio for eight
Neighborhoods purchased over 300 meals from local restaurants and delivered them years.
to the police stations, fire stations and the Stamford Hospital as a way of saying “Thank Jamey earned his Master’s
You” to all our First Responders, and to show our support for them risking their lives Degree in Business (MBA) from
every day during this pandemic. This activity also helped support a couple of local New York University’s Stern
restaurants that were struggling during the pandemic. School of Business and his
Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing
from Rowan University in New
COVID-19 Tests & Vaccines Jersey.
New Neighborhoods partnered with the city of Stamford’s Health Department to host
multiple COVID testing sites and events at our properties and in our communities 2021 INCOMING
allowing over 400 people to get COVID tests. In addition, the Health Department came
directly into our senior buildings and other properties to administer vaccines to those BOARD MEMBERS
who were eligible at the time. To date, this partnership has allowed over 150 residents,
most of them seniors, to get their COVID-19 vaccines. Julian A. Pierce
Program Manager for Economic
Opportunity, FCCF
Winter Warm Up/Toys for Tots Sharona V. Cowan
Although COVID-19 presented it’s challenges, the employees of New Neighborhoods Director of Mandated Services
made an enormous effort to keep this event running. The staff kindly went door to City of Stamford
door and delivered the winter coats to comply with social distancing regulations. New Patricia M. Rattray
President & Chief Executive Officer,
Neighborhoods was able to donate a total of 223 coats to their residents this year. This New Revenue Consulting LLC
included 138 adult coats and 64 children coats. The event was a huge success and even Lawrence Devito
a couple dozen coats were able to be donated to shelters in the community. Principal, Lawrence Mechanical, P. C.

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