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About Englewood CDC

Our Mission

Englewood Community Development Corporation (ECDC) strives to nurture and embody the “love of neighbor” in the areas of affordable housing, economic development, and comprehensive community development on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis.

Our Vision

Our vision is for Englewood to be a place where all neighbors are welcome, valued, and truly cared about – a place where it is easy to be a good neighbor. 

Our Values

BELONGING and MUTUALITY

Everyone is welcome.

Everyone is valued.

Everyone belongs.

Everyone should have the opportunity to contribute their giftedness toward the common good.

We see our primary overarching service as nurturing, embodying, and supporting a community of care in the places we work. Our community includes not only the tangible services we provide, but also how we interact and accomplish our work and interact with our partners and neighbors. We are committed to serving all neighbors across the socioeconomic spectrum. We deeply believe that we belong to one another and that belief guides us in all the work we do.

Our History

Englewood Community Development Corporation was formed in 1996 as an outgrowth of Englewood Christian Church – a neighborhood church that has been in the same location on Rural Street since 1895. We received our separate 501(c)3 status as a non-profit organization in 1997.

Located on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis, Englewood CDC focuses its work primarily within the Englewood Neighborhood, one of 20 small neighborhoods that collectively make up the Near Eastside.

Our Commitment to Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD)

ABCD is a philosophy of seeing the abundance of community in every context and circumstance. This philosophy includes the ways that we engage with our neighbors and the expectation that everyone is uniquely able to add their gifts, abilities, expertise, and lived experience to make our shared community better.

Impact By the Numbers

>$ 100 M
Over $100 million invested into creation of affordable housing by 2024
> 350
350 units of affordable housing created by 2024
>$ 120 M
Over $120 million invested into inclusive economic development along the East Washington Street corridor
$ 1 M
$1 million provided for income supports for affordable rental housing clients in 2021
400
400 units of homeownership created or preserved from 1996 - 2022
>$ 10 M
Over $10 million invested in homeownership creation/preservation from 1996 - 2022
> 1000
Over 1,000 jobs created in the Englewood Neighborhood / East Washington Corridor from 2015 - 2021

Awards & Recognition

Testimonials

Affordable Housing in Action
PR Mallory Redevelopment: An Education Hub
Annual ECDC Fundraiser

Leadership Team

Joe Bowling

Executive Director

joe.englewood@gmail.com

Tracy Aldrich

Director of Property Management

tracy@englewoodcdc.com

Josh Livingston

Director, Cultivating Communities

josh@englewoodcdc.com

Abigail Lane

Director, Community and Development

abigail@englewoodcdc.com

Andrea Johnson

Financial Controller

andrea@englewoodcdc.com