Our Impact
Measured progress, honestly reported.
We believe credibility is earned through transparency. Here is where CalCAF stands today, where we are headed, and the development experience our network brings.
Pictured: Aldea, developed by an affiliated third-party developer — not a CalCAF project.
Organizational Milestones
Building a durable institution.
- Phase IEstablished
Foundation & Mission
Organized as a California nonprofit with a clear charitable purpose focused on affordable housing and community advancement.
- Phase IIIn progress
Governance & Capacity
Building board oversight, financial controls, and operational capacity needed to steward public and philanthropic resources.
- Phase IIIIn progress
Partnership Development
Engaging cities, counties, public agencies, funders, and mission-aligned developers to identify shared priorities.
- Phase IVUpcoming
Program Launch
Advancing initial housing and community initiatives in collaboration with qualified partners.
Future Initiatives
Where we are focusing next.
These initiatives reflect CalCAF's priorities and are subject to partnership, funding, and community input.
Affordable Rental Pipeline
Identifying sites and partners for new and preserved affordable rental homes.
Homeownership Pathways
Designing programs that make ownership attainable for first-time buyers.
Neighborhood Reinvestment
Exploring targeted investment strategies in underserved California communities.
Economic Mobility
Partnering on education and workforce programs that complement stable housing.
Relevant Development Experience
Experience from our network.
The examples below illustrate the kinds of communities our affiliated and partner developers have delivered.
Attribution notice: These projects were completed by affiliated or third-party developers. They are shown to illustrate relevant experience and are not represented as projects developed, owned, or completed by CalCAF.
California · Multifamily Residential Community
Aldea
Developed by an affiliated third-party developer
Collaborate
Communities are built together.
We welcome conversations with public agencies, funders, nonprofit organizations, and responsible private-sector partners committed to California's communities.