Affordable housing expansion Project FIND partners with Fairstead to expand affordable senior housing with on-site support on the Upper West Side, signaling opportunities for scalable housing development, co-funding, and long-term service partnerships with property developers.

Senior services scale With three supportive housing residences serving about 600 residents and four senior centers reaching nearly 3,000 members, there is potential to upsell or cross-sell wellness programs, digital health tools, and meal programs to increase engagement and outcomes.

Nonprofit tech footprint Advertising a diverse tech stack including New Relic, Google tools, and secure email gateways indicates readiness for digital modernization, data analytics collaborations, and procurement of IT security, cloud, or CRM solutions tailored to nonprofits.

Funding and scale readiness Reported revenue between 50 and 100 million USD suggests capacity for multi-year partnerships, grant-ready program expansions, and investment in housing operations, meal delivery logistics, and supportive services infrastructure.

Market positioning As one of NYC’s early providers of homeless housing for the elderly, Project FIND is positioned for collaborations with government and philanthropic funders, as well as vendors offering scalable aging-in-place technologies, fitness programs, and community engagement initiatives.