The 2024 Community Investment Tax Credit (CITC) Annual Report highlights the achievements of certified Community Development Corporations (CDCs) and Community Support Organizations (CSOs) in Massachusetts, emphasizing the requirement for these organizations to submit annual reports detailing their accomplishments. The Department of Housing and Community Development is responsible for maintaining a list of certified CDCs, ensuring their recertification every four years, and promoting meaningful representation of low- and moderate-income individuals on their boards. The report showcases a total of over $13 million in tax credits awarded in 2024, funding various projects aimed at affordable housing, community engagement, and local business support. The bill also outlines specific initiatives by organizations such as Worcester Common Ground, Hilltown CDC, and Community Teamwork to enhance affordable housing and community support. Notable projects include the development of condominiums for families earning 80% of the Area Median Income, the renovation of a high school into subsidized housing units, and the opening of efficiency apartments for permanent supportive housing. Additionally, the bill mandates that CDCs submit an annual GOALs survey to the Massachusetts Association of Community Development Corporations (MACDC) to report on the CITC program's impact, introducing the CITC Dashboard and CITC Impact Report to track progress and outcomes effectively.