Binghampton Development

Corporation
280 Tillman Street Memphis, Tennessee
901.347.0504
www.bdcmemphis.org facebook.com/bdcmemphis @bdcmemphis

MISSION AND IMPACT

The Binghampton Development Corporation (BDC) is
dedicated to improving the quality of life in the Binghamton
neighborhood. Established in 2004 as a community-oriented
and faith backed entity, the BDC is working to be an instrument
of Gods love to reach those in economic oppression. The BDC
offers compassionate services in:
Student Outreach
Community development starts with the youth in our
neighborhood. BDC has three Student Outreach Coordinators,
who relationally engage and share the Gospel in our
neighborhood schools, Cornerstone Lester Prep and East
High, through in-school and after-school activities.
Job Training
BDC provides job training for Binghampton residents, who
seek a solid foundation for a productive, disciplined life and
construction-related employment. Trainees receive hands-on
experience working on Binghampton housing development
projects.
Community Building
The primary goal of the Community Building Program is to
build the residents capacity to survive, thrive, and adapt,
which then improves their community. Neighborhood groups
work within the community to empower residents and
encourage self-sufficiency. Program includes: literacy support
for children, parent seminars, outreach to refugee and
immigrant families, neighborhood events, VITA tax
preparation, newsletter and referral services to residents.

"One of the most effective ways to reduce crime in a

neighborhood is through housing redevelopment"
- Noah Gray

2015 AT A GLANCE

28 job training graduates

24 blighted
apartments
demolished.
27 housing units
acquired.
3 homes renovated
3 homes built.

524 families tax returns

filed through partnership
with Impact America.

280 children served

by youth program.

280 children served

through greatest gift
Christmas store.

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Binghampton Development
Corporation
280 Tillman Street Memphis, Tennessee
901.347.0504
www.bdcmemphis.org facebook.com/bdcmemphis @bdcmemphis

Board of Directors

Financial Analysis

Name
Affiliation
Phil Mischke, Chair Attorney
Steve Bowie
Real Estate
Roy Campbell
Youth Ministry Director
Walter Casey
Lester Community Center Manager
Mike Cloutier
Agriculture
Brian Crenshaw
Student Ministry
Jeanita Davis
Lester Community Center Assistant Director
Margaret Gilland
Senior Volunteer
Paul Makris
Non-Profit Business Administration
Tom Marino
Private Foundation Executive
Robert Montague
Non-Profit Director
Committees: Executive and Neighborhood

2014 990
Based on accrual basis accounting
model.

Organizational Chart - Staff

Total Revenue & Expenditures:

$1,400,443
Net Assets or Fund Balance:
$3,649,188
% of Expenses Utilized for
Program Services:
93.09%
% of Expenses Utilized for
Fundraising:
.36%
Top Salaries by Position:
Executive Director $56,463

990 Comments
I found it interesting that less
than 1% of expenses were from
fundraising. What did you all
see?

Future Vision
Binghampton Gateway Center
is a response to resident input
and goals of increasing the job
base and improving food
access. The BDC has
aggravated land for a 48,565
square commercial space that
will house a grocery store along
with other retail opportunities.

References
www.guidestar.com
www.wheretogivemidsouth.com
www.bdcmemphis.org
www.bdcmemphis.org/2015/
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