Mahalo
Houston, TX

MIDTOWN IMPROVEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

EIN 47-3549741
Arts, Culture & Heritage Community Arts & Public Programs People experiencing homelessness
Mission

To promote economic development, community revitalization, arts and culture, public safety, and high-quality parks and public spaces that improve the quality of life for residents, businesses, and visitors in Midtown Houston.

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

About MIDTOWN IMPROVEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

Midtown Improvement and Development Corporation (doing business as Midtown Houston) is a non-profit special-district management organization that plans, programs, and implements public-improvement, arts, parks, and economic-development initiatives in the Midtown area of Houston. The organization manages day-to-day operations for affiliated entities including the Midtown Redevelopment Authority, Midtown Management District, and Midtown Parks Conservancy, and owns/operates key parks and public spaces. Midtown focuses on creating a walkable, culturally vibrant district through park management and programming, public art and cultural events, business grant programs, public-space improvements, and public-safety and quality-of-life services. In recent years Midtown has led public-art projects that include employment pathways for unhoused Houstonians, expanded park programming, and continuing economic-support grants for local businesses.

Notable achievements

Park ownership and operations

Owns and operates Midtown Park and Bagby Park and maintains Baldwin and Glover Parks in partnership with the City of Houston, providing programmed events, maintenance, and community gathering spaces in Midtown.

State cultural-district designation

Secured and maintains Midtown’s designation as a Texas Commission on the Arts Cultural Arts & Entertainment District (first management district in the state to earn that designation), supporting public art, cultural programming, and arts-based economic development.

Public-art and workforce initiatives (2024–2026)

Led and supported multiple public-art installations and the Hueman:Shelter project (2025) that partnered artists with outreach and employment opportunities for unhoused community members, and completed several public-art installations and cultural programs across 2024–2026.

At a glance

Total assets
$909K
Annual revenue
$2.1M
Tax status
501(c)(3)Public charity
EIN
47-3549741
Location
Houston, TX
On Mahalo since
September 2026

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

Recognition

Designated a Texas Commission on the Arts Cultural Arts & Entertainment District (awarded 2012) — a formal recognition used to expand arts funding and programming.
Regular regional media coverage and feature stories (including Houston Business Journal and Houston Chronicle coverage in 2026) highlighting Midtown’s economic-development and public-art efforts.
Maintains public Form 990 filings and organizational profiles on national nonprofit information platforms, reflecting transparency of operations and financial reporting.

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