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Finding Housing after 15 Years on the Streets

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TRANSFORMING LIVES AND COMMUNITIES

Hope through Housing is dedicated to breaking the cycle of generational poverty by implementing programs that empower individuals and change communities. We deliver services and support to low-income residents within National CORE apartment communities aimed at Building Bright Futures, creating Pathways to Economic Empowerment, and building Connections to Care for seniors.

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Latest News

Hope through Housing Celebrates the Graduates of its first Money Match Savings Program

At this time last year, Jane* would have told you that building her savings was an unattainable goal. She was 50 years old and had never found the discipline to stick with a regular savings program. This month, Jane will be one of seven participants to graduate from Hope through Housing’s Money Match Savings Program.

Hope Through Housing Foundation aims to help during coronavirus pandemic

A local nonprofit group dedicated to ending the cycle of poverty is helping residents weather the pandemic. The Hope through Housing Foundation offers programs and support to low-income residents within the Nation CORE apartment communities.

Hope through Housing Foundation receives $10,000 to support COVID-19 Related Relief Efforts in the Inland Empire

Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. – Comerica Charitable Foundation has awarded the Hope through Housing Foundation a $10,000 grant, going towards the Rancho...