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The Cinnaire Connection: The Latest News

Michigan Business Network
October 22, 2024 11:00 AM

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Groundbreaking for Andy’s Place II Marks Major Milestone in Opioid Recovery Housing

New Property to be Named the McDaniel Apartments in Honor of Mark McDaniel’s Commitment to Recovery Support 

Local leaders, state officials, and community members gathered to break ground on Andy’s Place II, an expansion of Michigan’s first Permanent Recovery Supportive Housing (PRSH) initiative in Jackson. This new development will provide 26 affordable apartments and essential services to support expectant families in recovery from opioid addiction. 

During the ceremony, Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) Director Elizabeth Hertel, MSHDA, and Mike Hirst, founder of Andy’s Angels, announced that the second phase will be named The McDaniel Apartments at Andy’s Place, honoring Mark McDaniel, CEO of Cinnaire, for his longtime dedication to expanding recovery housing. A special tribute from Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Lt. Gov. Gilchrist recognized Mark’s extraordinary contributions to the well-being of Michigan communities.

Hear Mark discuss Andy's Place II and his commitment to PRSH in this WILX-10 Mid Michigan Matters segment.

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Cinnaire Awarded $60M NMTC Allocation

The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Community Development Financial Institutions Fund (CDFI Fund) has awarded Cinnaire a $60 million New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) Allocation. These tax credits incentivize private sector investors to partner in community financing efforts, stimulating economic growth in low-income urban and rural communities across the country. Cinnaire plans to focus its allocation of the award to fund projects that support education, vocational training, and job opportunities across its footprint. Since 2009, Cinnaire is an eleven-time recipient with awards totaling $594 million.

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Three Cinnaire Projects Named Affordable Housing Finance Readers' Choice Award Winners

The Affordable Housing Finance (AHF) annual Readers’ Choice Awards honor and recognize outstanding affordable housing developments nationally in ten categories. Each project is unique and highlights the diverse range of affordable housing for families, seniors, formerly homeless individuals and those with special needs. Three of Cinnaire’s investments have been named 2024 AHF Readers’ Choice Award Winners, a prestigious award recognizing the very best in affordable housing developments across the nation.

 

Cinnaire Properties: Winning Categories

Restoring Waters: Permanent Supportive Housing

Brooke Street Lofts: Historic Rehab

Rise on 7: Mixed-Use

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Cinnaire Solutions & Olympia Development Begin Restoration on Detroit's Historic Henry Street Apartments

Marking a momentous day in the District Detroit, Cinnaire Solutions and Olympia Development of Michigan were joined on August 28 by Mayor Mike Duggan, Michigan State Housing Development Authority, Housing and Revitalization Department and other city officials to commence the restoration of Henry Street Apartments. Located in the Cass Henry Historic District, this seven-building project will consist of 170 newly renovated units that both preserve history and incorporate modern design with 49% of the units at affordable rates ranging from 30% to 60% Area Median Income. Henry Street Apartments is an $80 million public-private partnership and a historic restoration project that includes critical funding from the State of Michigan and the City of Detroit in addition to Olympia Development's investment and Cinnaire's contributions.

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Keith Broadnax Receives IAHC Leadership Award

Keith Broadnax, Cinnaire Senior Vice President, Business Development, was honored with the prestigious Indiana Affordable Housing Council (IAHC) Award for Leadership in Affordable Housing, recognizing his outstanding contributions and unwavering commitment to the industry. The award celebrates individuals who not only excel in their professional roles but also embody the true spirit of leadership and passion, making a tangible difference in the lives of others.

"Keith embodies the spirit of servant leadership. His sincere care and compassion radiate through his work and volunteer efforts, creating a profound positive impact on communities and empowering families. His unwavering dedication and genuine empathy enable him to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those he serves. Deeply respected by his colleagues, Keith is always willing to share this time and talents, creating a lasting legacy that will be felt for generations. I am incredibly proud to see Keith receive this well-deserved award!" - Susan Frank, Cinnaire EVP, Business Development

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Honoring the Career & Legacy of Jim Logue

Cinnaire team members, board of directors and partners gathered in Lansing to celebrate the retirement of Jim Logue, Cinnaire’s longtime Chief Operating Officer and most recently, Chief Policy and Advocacy Officer. Jim has retired after 21 years of dedicated service to Cinnaire. With over 40 years in the affordable housing industry, he has profoundly impacted disinvested communities at national, state, and local levels. Cinnaire's very existence and evolution over the past 30 years is a testament to his dedication to championing affordable housing and to addressing the lack of investor capital for affordable housing. Jim's work at Cinnaire and the Michigan State Housing Development Authority, along with his advocacy work in Washington, D.C., have made him an icon in the industry across the nation.

Jim's departure marks the end of an era for Cinnaire, and we are immensely grateful for his visionary leadership and dedication. His legacy will continue to inspire and guide us as we move forward in our mission to advance economic equity and provide safe, affordable homes to underserved communities.

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New State-of-the-Art McClellan Early Childhood Center Opes on Detroit's East Side

This fall, project partners gathered to celebrate the opening of the new McClellan Early Childhood Center (McClellan) in the Gratiot Woods neighborhood on the East Side of Detroit. The state-of-the-art facility, spanning an impressive 15,000 square feet, is situated on the former site of the Detroit Public Schools' Pingree Elementary School. With eight well-equipped classrooms, McClellan is poised to accommodate 96 early learners from the community, effectively bridging a significant gap of 521 seats in the surrounding neighborhoods. Funding and financing for the $8.75 million project is provided by Cinnaire, JPMorgan Chase, The Kresge Foundation, the City of Detroit, PNC Bank and IFF.

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Corp! Magazine Honors Cinnaire with Diversity Award

Cinnaire has been honored with a Salute to Diversity Award for Diversity Focused Company at Corp! Magazine’s Annual Salute to Diversity Awards and Conference. The program recognizes businesses, organizations, and leaders who champion diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging initiatives and achievements within their organization or community.

"At Cinnaire, our strength lies in our people. Our team members are deeply committed to cultivating a culture of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. Receiving this award reflects our ongoing efforts to celebrate and embrace diversity throughout our organization. It reinforces our belief that diversity not only enriches our workplace but also drives innovation and excellence in all that we do." - Mark McDaniel, Cinnaire President & CEO

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About Andy’s Place 

Founded in 2020, Andy’s Place was Michigan’s first Permanent Recovery Supportive Housing (PRSH) development. Created by Mike Hirst, in memory of his son Andy, the development offers affordable housing and comprehensive recovery services for individuals recovering from opioid addiction. Andy’s Place II will continue this mission by focusing on expectant families, providing them with housing and resources to support their recovery journey. 

 Dignitaries shoveling dirt at the Andy's Place II groundbreaking Mark McDaniel thanking Lt Gov Gilchrist and Mike Hurst for naming The McDaniel Apartments at Andy's Place  Mark McDaniel speaking with shovels and hats on dais  Resident at Andy's Place shaking hands with Mike Hirst, founder Speakers at Andy's Place II groundbreaking with shovels

About Cinnaire
Cinnaire is a non-profit financial partner that supports community and economic revitalization initiatives through creative investments, loans, and development services. Since 1993, Cinnaire has invested $4.7 billion to develop 811 housing communities in 10 states, providing 49,700 affordable apartment homes for more than 100,000 individuals and families, and has provided community development loans to support the creation/retention of more than 187,000 square feet of commercial, mixed-use, and community space. In its mission to change lives and transform neighborhoods into thriving communities, Cinnaire has helped to create or retain over 76,000 jobs and spurt $7.9 billion in economic impact. www.cinnaire.com 

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