Mahalo
Minneapolis, MN

HOPE COMMUNITY INC

EIN 41-1292817
Housing, Food & Basic Needs Affordable Housing & Tenant Rights Children & youth Communities of color Low-income
Mission

Hope Community creates connections that strengthen the power of community members and neighborhoods. It cultivates community leaders, builds local capacity, stewards affordable housing and shared spaces, and advances racial and economic equity in the Phillips neighborhood and similar communities.

IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity Contributions are tax-deductible

About HOPE COMMUNITY INC

Hope Community is a long‑standing Minneapolis nonprofit (founded in 1977) that works at the intersection of community organizing, leadership development, and affordable housing. The organization operates programs in community engagement, youth learning and leadership (including a Best Buy Teen Tech Center), food and land access, parks and green space equity, and housing development and stewardship. Hope centers resident leadership and anti‑displacement strategies — combining direct services (gardens, youth internships, food distribution) with asset-building work such as developing and managing affordable rental housing and community spaces. Hope’s approach emphasizes listening, racial and economic equity, and participatory planning to sustain community power over time.

Notable achievements

Established community anchor (since 1977)

Founded in 1977, Hope Community has operated for decades as a neighborhood hub in Phillips, building sustained relationships, leadership pipelines, and local programs that center resident voice.

Affordable housing development & stewardship

Hope develops and stewards affordable rental housing and community spaces, operating a portfolio of assets and pursuing demonstration projects that reimagine affordability and reduce cost burden for residents.

Youth & food program impacts

Hope runs youth learning and leadership programming (including a Best Buy Teen Tech Center) and food/land initiatives; recent reporting notes youth internship placements and local food distributions that provided garden produce to community members.

At a glance

Total assets
$11.8M
Annual revenue
$3.6M
Tax status
501(c)(3)Public charity
EIN
41-1292817
Location
Minneapolis, MN
On Mahalo since
September 2026

Financial figures from the IRS Business Master File, the IRS’s registry of tax-exempt organizations.

Recognition

Listed and profiled on national nonprofit data platforms as an active 501(c)(3) with public Form 990 filings confirming EIN 41-1292817.
Rated and reviewed by major charity evaluators and local reviewer networks, with an accountability profile reflecting transparent financial reporting and audit oversight.
Partner recognition for program work, including designation/partnerships for youth technology programming and participation in national funding initiatives addressing park and green space equity.

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