W.a.m.y. Community Action, Inc.

W.a.m.y. Community Action, Inc., a tax-exempt non-profit community development corporation headquartered in Boone, North Carolina, operates as a federal grant recipient focused on rural housing preservation and community economic development, with 94% of recent awards as prime recipient. The organization does not hold federal prime contracts or seats on government-wide contract vehicles; its federal footprint consists entirely of grant awards and grant sub-awards from USDA Rural Housing Service, HUD, SBA, Veterans Affairs, and HHS.

W.a.m.y.'s core capability centers on housing rehabilitation and repair services for very low- and low-income rural residents in North Carolina. The organization is a recurring recipient of USDA Rural Housing Preservation Grants (CFDA 10.433), with six awards from the Department of Agriculture's Rural Housing Service, Single Family Housing Program accounting for 52% of its recent award count. Representative work includes a $150,000 project grant awarded October 22, 2023 (ultimate completion July 22, 2024) for home repairs and rehabilitation serving individual homeowners, rental property owners, and housing cooperatives; a $100,000 project grant dated October 19, 2025 (ultimate completion July 19, 2026) providing similar rehabilitation and accessibility modification services; and an October 29, 2026 award (ultimate completion July 29, 2027) under the same Rural Housing Preservation Grants program. The organization also holds grants from HUD's Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development (three awards) and serves as a sub-recipient under grants from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, supporting poverty reduction and economic independence initiatives for low-income families and individuals.

Customer concentration is highly fragmented across six distinct federal agencies. The top five funding sources account for 52% of recent awards by count but show no differentiation in potential-value concentration due to the small and relatively uniform size of the grant awards. USDA Rural Housing Service leads at six awards, followed by SBA and HUD (three awards each) and Veterans Affairs and HHS (two awards each). W.a.m.y. also places work under two indefinite delivery contracts (IDC V246P00140 with eight task orders at $14 thousand combined potential value, and IDC V246P01726 with six task orders at $21 thousand combined potential value), though the source does not specify the contracting agencies. Four awards reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, representing near-term recompete exposure. The organization holds a single grant sub-award from North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (July 1, 2025), continuing a sub-recipient relationship from 2024. Across the portfolio, W.a.m.y. reports combined potential value of $245 thousand against combined obligated dollars of $1.6 million, indicating significant prior-year award carryover and project continuation under existing grants.