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US nonprofit · EIN 411380923 · Saint Paul, MNiSource and licenceOrganisation record IRS Exempt Organizations Business Master File (EIN 411380923) - NTEE activity code, address.Board and officers IRS Form 990 annual filings, Part VII (directors, trustees, officers, key employees), read year by year to observe tenure.Latest return IRS Form 990 series e-file data - 990 for the year to 31 December 2025: assets, liabilities, staff, website, telephone, pay, grants paid (Schedule I).Renewal outlook Computed by Governance Register from the observed filing history and filed revenue (us-approach-v4-clean). Not a statement that the organisation is recruiting.Deductibility IRS Publication 78 data (code SO), downloaded 18 October 2026.Licence US Federal Government public domain.How we handle data

Family Housing Fund's network

25 people13 organisationsi25 people and 13 organisations on this map.The large node is the subject of this page. Solid lines are what the register itself records (25). Violet dotted lines (14) are likely: the same full name sits on the current board of another organisation in the same register and region. Form 990 filings give names without a person identifier; SEC insider filings carry a CIK. It may be a different person.

The board

25 listediTime on the board is observed from the annual filings: the IRS files no appointment date, so the bar counts years from the first filing the person appears on - a lower bound, not a filed start date. Names are exactly as filed. The IRS publishes no person identifier, so this edition does not yet link a person across organisations in the tables. The network map shows same-name matches as likely links only, never as confirmed.Tenure and departures are observed across annual filings. Observed tenure is a lower bound - a member may have joined before the first year on record. The organisation reported 23 voting members of its governing body on its latest Form 990 Part VI, which matches the board listed here.
NameRole as filedSinceOn the board
John Quincy ChairChairperson2018
8 yrs
Aarica ColemanVice President2021
5 yrs
Alene TchourumoffDirector2019
7 yrs
Amy StezelDirector2022
4 yrs
Anika BowieDirector2025
1 yr
Anisha MurphyDirector2022
4 yrs
Ben HorowitzDirector2025
1 yr
Brad WiersumDirector2025
1 yr
Craig KlausingVice President/Treasurer2018
8 yrs
Cristen IncittiDirector2025
1 yr
Elena GaarderVice President2020
6 yrs
Elfric PorteDirector2025
1 yr
Jake LoeschDirector2025
1 yr
Jeremiah EllisonDirector2025
1 yr
John DecramerDirector2025
1 yr
Jules AtanganaDirector2025
1 yr
Kasey KierVice President2022
4 yrs
Katie CashmanDirector2025
1 yr
Kizzy DownieDirector2022
4 yrs
Marcus SchmitDirector2025
1 yr
Nelsie YangDirector2025
1 yr
Nichol DehmerDirector2022
4 yrs
Spencer FinsethDirector2025
1 yr
Stephannie LewisDirector2025
1 yr
William Droste (also filed as Bill Droste)Director2019
7 yrs
Under 5 years5 to 6 years6 years or moreShow all 25 →

Officers and senior leadership

6 listediNamed in Part VII as officers, key employees or highest-compensated staff - not board members, shown for completeness.
NameTitle as filedOn the filings
Andrea InouyeProgram Director2025
Colleen EbingerVice Presidentsince 2018
Ellen K SahliPresident & CEOsince 2018
Fumiko SaloneDirector of Operationssince 2022
Karyssa ScheckDevelopment and Comm. Officer2025
William MaskDirector, Finance Through 6/1/20182018

Pay and hours

year to 31 December 2025iFrom Part VII of the Form 990: compensation reported for each officer, director, trustee, key employee and highest-paid staff member, and the average hours a week they report. Most board members are unpaid; a blank means nothing was reported. Pay from related organisations is shown separately.
NameTitle as filedHours a weekPay from the organisationRelated organisationsOther
Ellen K SahliPresident & CEO40$247k$49k
Fumiko SaloneDirector of Operations40$186k$38k
Andrea InouyeProgram Director40$151k$32k
Karyssa ScheckDevelopment and Comm. Officer40$122k$21k
John QuincyChairperson3$0
Craig KlausingVice President/Treasurer3$0
Kasey KierVice President3$0
Aarica ColemanVice President3$0
Elena GaarderVice President3$0
Anika BowieDirector2$0
Alene TchourumoffDirector2$0
Amy StezelDirector2$0
Anisha MurphyDirector2$0
Ben HorowitzDirector2$0
Bill DrosteDirector2$0
Brad WiersumDirector2$0
Cristen IncittiDirector2$0
Elfric PorteDirector2$0
Jake LoeschDirector2$0
Jeremiah EllisonDirector2$0
John DecramerDirector2$0
Jules AtanganaDirector2$0
Katie CashmanDirector2$0
Kizzy DownieDirector2$0
Marcus SchmitDirector2$0
Nelsie YangDirector2$0
Nichol DehmerDirector2$0
Spencer FinsethDirector2$0
Stephannie LewisDirector2$0

About

Legal name
Family Housing Fund
EIN
411380923
Address
2550 University Avenue West 255-S, Saint Paul, MN, 55114-1904
State
Minnesota
Mission
The family housing fund ("fund") is a nonprofit intermediary organization whose mission is to help the affordable housing network adapt to the needs of families in complex and constantly changing conditions. (as filed on the Form 990)
Activity (NTEE)
L20 Housing and shelter
IRS classification
501(c)03 (tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) where shown)
Classified purpose
Housing & Shelter
Size band
9 (IRS master file code)
Formed
1980
Principal officer
Ellen K Sahli (as named on the Form 990)
IRS ruling date
1 October 2020
Status
Code 01 (unconditional exemption)
Form 990 filings on record
6, latest 2025
IRS Publication 78
SO (contributions deductible)

Most connected

Longest observed on the filings

≥8years on the filingsJohn Quincy
≥8years on the filingsCraig Klausing
≥7years on the filingsAlene Tchourumoff
≥7years on the filingsWilliam Droste

Latest return

year to 31 December 2025iFigures from the newest Form 990 or 990-EZ in the IRS e-file releases of 2025 and 2026, for the year ending 31 December 2025. US dollars, as filed.
Total assets
$50.7m
Total liabilities
$1.8m
Net assets or fund balances
$48.9m
Contributions and grants received
$3.7m
Program service revenue
$446k
Grants and similar paid out
$1.3m
Employees
6
Volunteers
25

Grants paid

12 listediFrom Schedule I of the Form 990: grants and assistance to organisations in the United States, largest first (up to 25). Schedule I is filed only by organisations that gave more than $5,000 to any one recipient.
RecipientPurposeAmount
Housing Justice CenterProduce educational materials for tenant housing screening$204k
Minnesota Housing PartnershipMinnesota erase campaign$183k
Regents of the University of MinnesotacuraSupport research for sfr homes$150k
HousinglinkSupport the affordable housing data systems project$148k
Metro Consortium of Community DevelopersElcd program design and elcd program design phase ii$80k
PRG IncRenter engagement in b3 portfolio$75k
Home LineSupport the tenant hotline$60k
Greater Minnesota Housing FundEmerging developers support$50k
Project for Pride in LivingSupport the housing stability coaltion$35k
New American Development CenterSuburban renter/landlord engagement$20k
Center for Energy and EnvironmentPost-purchase loan marketing$17k
Minnesota Coalition for the HomelessConferrence sponsorship$8k