Board of Directors

The Chicago Low-Income Housing Trust Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. The Board of Directors provides oversight and direction for the organization, sets policy, establishes the budget and monitors expenditures.

The Board of Directors is comprised of 15 individuals who live in the City of Chicago, have diverse backgrounds and expertise and represent non-profit organizations, private corporations and City government. They are appointed by the Mayor of the City of Chicago and confirmed by City Council.

The Board meets monthly and there are four committees of the Board: Allocations, Executive, Finance and Outreach.

Board Committees

Allocations Committee

Purpose: To review applications and requests, making recommendations for funding through Trust Fund programs and special initiatives.

Chair: Tom McNulty

Co-Chair: Grace Chan McKibben

Specific functions:

To establish an annual framework for spending funds
To review all potential rental subsidy, MAUI and other programmatic funding issues before the Board
To provide recommendations to the Board on funding requests within budget guidelines
To discuss other long-term issues related to spending for programs
To undertake other tasks related to the committee’s purpose or as assigned by the Board

Executive Committee