The Team
Finding Inspiration in Every Turn
Trevor McKenzie
Founder & Executive Director
As the Executive Director of Community Habitat Programs, Mr. McKenzie brings a strong blend of nonprofit governance experience, knowledge of financial services, mortgage operations leadership, business consulting expertise, and public administration training to his role. His leadership of Community Habitat Programs Inc is supported by a professional background that includes tax consulting, business advisory services, residential and commercial mortgage operations, client relationship management, branch leadership, financial analysis, strategic planning, and regulated service operations.
Ebony L Dendy
Board Member.
Chair, Community Partnerships & Strategic Initiatives Committee. She brings executive leadership, strategic planning, governance, community engagement, workforce development, veteran advocacy, compliance, and cross-sector partnership experience to support the organization’s housing and neighborhood revitalization mission.
Davia Haughton
Board Member
Fund raiser / Grant writer
Our Story
Welcome to Community Habitat Programs Inc. We are on a mission to breath new life into overlooked one-to-four-unit residential properties that larger developers often overlook. Our mission is to fill that void by acquiring and restoring overlooked one-to-four-unit distressed residential properties that may be too small, complicated, geographically dispersed, or administratively burdensome for larger developers. We aim to help reduce blight and enhance community pride. Together, we can improve neighborhood appearance, restore properties to the tax base, and expand housing opportunities. Join us in strengthening our communities one to four families at a time. Through partnerships with cities, municipalities, property owners, contractors, housing agencies, funders, and community development stakeholders, Community Habitat Programs seek to help reducing blight, stabilize neighborhoods, and expand access to safe, affordable, and sustainable housing. Its model includes property acquisition, rehabilitation, and repurposing through sales, leasing, lease-to-own opportunities, affordable housing placement, and other mission-aligned occupancy strategies. Revenue, grants, donations, and municipal incentives are reinvested to support future housing redevelopment and long-term community impact.