Mahalo
Fort Worth, TX

HOUSING CHANNEL

EIN 75-2399903
Housing, Food & Basic Needs Affordable Housing & Tenant Rights Low-income People with disabilities Seniors
Mission

To revitalize distressed neighborhoods and to increase the amount of quality, affordable housing available to low- and moderate-income families and individuals with special housing needs.

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

About HOUSING CHANNEL

Housing Channel is a Fort Worth–based 501(c)(3) housing nonprofit and certified Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) that develops, acquires, rehabilitates, and resells homes and provides homebuyer education, counseling, and down-payment assistance across North Texas. The organization combines development work (new construction and rehabilitation) with homeowner counseling and subsidy administration to support wealth-building through stable homeownership for income-qualified households.

In recent years Housing Channel has continued leading signature neighborhood revitalizations and affordable developments while administering municipal and county homebuyer assistance programs. In its most recent filings the organization reported multimillion-dollar annual revenues and substantial program spending, maintaining a high program-to-overhead ratio and actively delivering projects and counseling services across Tarrant County and neighboring cities (notably projects completed or active during 2022–2024).

Notable achievements

Wynn Terrace Senior Cottage Community (2024)

Developed an affordable pocket-neighborhood of energy-efficient one-bedroom rental cottages reserved in part for income-eligible adults 55 and older; served as lead developer in partnership with the City of Arlington and local design partners to deliver an age-targeted, affordable rental model.

Heritage Crossing Townhomes (2023)

Completed a multi-block, medium-density affordable homeownership project in Irving that produced new townhomes (including live/work units) with down-payment assistance for income-qualified buyers, supporting neighborhood reinvestment and local small-business opportunities.

Diamond Hill–Jarvis Heights Redevelopment

Replaced blighted property with 21 single-family homes through acquisition/rehabilitation and federal CDBG/HOME support; homes were sold at prices structured to ensure long-term affordability and to create wealth-building homeownership opportunities for local families.

At a glance

Total assets
$61.3M
Annual revenue
$5.2M
Tax status
501(c)(3)Public charity
EIN
75-2399903
Location
Fort Worth, TX
On Mahalo since
September 2026

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

Recognition

Certified Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) with a track record of municipal and federal partnerships to deliver HOME and CDBG–funded projects.
Consistently high program efficiency, with the majority of annual expenses allocated to program services in recent Form 990 filings.
Local media and municipal recognition for signature projects and neighborhood revitalization work, including coverage of completed developments and city-supported collaborations.

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