Mission 180 is an initiative of the Danville Neighborhood Development Corporation (DNDC) created, in part, to help residential property owners access the resources needed to improve their homes’ condition and curb appeal. Mission 180 will fund a range of improvements to correct deferred maintenance and improve energy efficiency, accessibility, and overall marketability. The goals of the program are to improve Danville’s housing supply and to strengthen the surrounding neighborhood.
In 2022, the program’s 1st phase will launch on the 100 and 200 blocks of Kemper Road. Both homeowner-occupants and rental property owners on these blocks are invited to apply for a five-year, forgivable loan of up to $25,000, secured by a Deed of Trust.
As needed, the DNDC will also help property owners secure additional grants and low-interest loans to address code deficiencies and needed upgrades inside the homes. Possible grant, forgivable and low-interest loan sources include the City of Danville’s federal home repair program and Virginia Housing programs.
We assist homeowners and rental property owners in correcting deferred maintenance, making capital improvements, and improving the curb appeal of their homes.
We acquire vacant properties as rehabilitation projects to make targeted blocks more appealing on the housing market, and the neighborhood healthier in the process.
We engage residents and property owners as co-advocates for home improvement and partners in neighborhood improvement.
Owners of residential properties…
DNDC provides learning opportunities for homeowners and rental property owners & managers.
Classes for Homeowners:
Classes for Rental Property Owners & Managers:
This initiative supports homeowners and rental property owners in property maintenance, capital improvements, and elevating curb appeal for a more inviting community.
Contact the Danville Neighborhood Development Corporation for more information and application assistance:
DNDC is currently hiring for a Construction & Rehabilitation Project Coordinator.
The Danville Neighborhood Development Corporation (DNDC) is seeking a Part-Time Construction & Rehabilitation Project Coordinator to help manage residential rehabilitation and new construction projects. This contract position (approximately 10–15 hours per week) is ideal for an experienced construction professional, retired contractor, or project manager who enjoys coordinating projects, working with subcontractors, and helping bring quality housing to our community.