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East 54TH Street Housing Development

New York, New York · EIN 11-3669550 · Housing & Shelter · tax-exempt since 2002

C

Charity Clarity grade C (score 62.4 of 100), based on the Form 990 for the year ended December 2024.

Graded against 39,877 housing & shelter nonprofits with revenue $100K–$500K filing the same form. A = top 10%, B = next 20%, C = middle 40%, D = next 20%, F = bottom 10%.

What goes into the grade

MeasureThis charityScore (0–100)
ReservesMonths of spending covered by unrestricted net assets.91.5 months0
GovernanceBoard independence, key policies and audit, per the 990.91% of practices91
Margin stabilityHow steady the surplus or deficit is year to year.56
Revenue spreadHow much revenue rests on one type of income.0% from one source100
Filing recordOn-time, complete filings, year after year.100%100
Program spendingSelf-reported by the filer.96.5%not scored
Management costsShare of spending.3.5%not scored

Scores compare this charity with its peer group; 100 is best. How Charity Clarity rates charities.

Year by year

201520162017201820202021202220232024grey: revenue · green: spending
Year endedFormRevenueSpendingSurplusNet assetsMonths of spendingStaffGrade
Dec 2024Form 990$158K$372K−$214K$2.84M91.50C
Dec 2023Form 990$150K$364K−$214K$3.05M100.60C
Dec 2022Form 990$156K$332K−$176K$3.27M118.00D
Dec 2021Form 990$268K$420K−$151K$3.44M98.50C
Dec 2020Form 990$271K$437K−$166K$3.60M98.80D
Dec 2018Form 990$157K$283K−$125K$3.92M166.20C
Dec 2017Form 990$161K$283K−$122K$4.04M171.40C
Dec 2016Form 990$157K$284K−$128K$4.17M175.80C
Dec 2015Form 990$158K$307K−$149K$4.29M167.90C

From the organisation’s own IRS filings. “Months of spending” is total net assets divided by a month of that year’s spending. A blank grade means that year was not rated.

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