About
National Church Residences is one of the nation's largest nonprofit providers of affordable senior housing and services. Founded in 1961 by Rev. John R. Glenn and four Ohio Presbyterian churches, and headquartered in Dublin, Ohio, the organization today operates more than 370 communities across 25 states and serves more than 75,000 older adults each year through a full continuum of housing and healthcare options.
Mission
National Church Residences works to advance better living for seniors by providing a full continuum of housing and healthcare options — from affordable senior housing and independent living to assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and primary care. The organization is rooted in Christian values and principles of servant leadership.
What they do
- Affordable senior housing across hundreds of communities nationwide.
- Independent living, assisted living, and memory care.
- Continuing care retirement communities.
- Home health care, hospice, and primary care services.
- Chaplaincy services for residents.
- Service coordination: the organization operates the nation's largest team of service coordinators in senior housing, connecting residents to supportive services.
History
The organization was founded in 1961 by Rev. John R. Glenn together with four Ohio Presbyterian churches. According to ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer, it has been recognized as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization since May 1962 and is classified under Housing and Shelter, Public Housing Facilities. Its work is supported by the National Church Residences Foundation.
Scale and impact
- More than 370 communities in 25 states.
- More than 75,000 older adults served annually.
- More than 2,400 employees nationwide.
- Headquarters at 5475 Rings Road, Dublin, Ohio.
Financials
According to ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer, the parent entity (EIN 31-0651750) reported revenue of $113.4 million, expenses of $96.5 million, and net assets of $181.0 million for the fiscal year ending June 2025. Program services generated 88.9 percent of revenue, with contributions representing 4.8 percent. National Church Residences operates through numerous affiliated entities that file their own returns.
Governance
Susan DiMickele serves as President and CEO. Senior leadership includes executives for housing development and senior living, and the board of directors is chaired by Ginny Barney, who serves without compensation, per the organization's most recent Form 990 summarized by ProPublica.