The huddle of children let out a collective scream of joy as they pelted across the green field nestled in the Corona del Rey housing community to celebrate the winning goal that crowned them soccer champions. This is the Corona del Rey Cup – the latest installment of...
Mountainside resident Ana, 13, knows what she wants to do with her life – help those in need by becoming a doctor, a decision inspired by her discussion about the medical field with pediatric ER nurse Celine Tuazon during a Hope through Housing Career Conversations...
Joey, a sixth-grader from Villaggio on Route 66 in Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., has big dreams for his future. Through Hope through Housing’s Building Bright Futures initiative, Joey attends the after-school program where he lives and receives encouragement, mentoring...
Earlier this year, a unique new music venue opened at Montclair Place as part of the mall’s major facelift. The Canyon is a full-service restaurant and music venue with a tagline of “Where music meets the Soul.” Upcoming acts include Oingo Boingo, Pancho Sanchez,...
Some 27 years ago, Andy and Blenda Wright began their journey helping low-income families, single mothers, and youth to better their lives and futures. It was 1991 when Andy joined with Jeff Burum to launch SoCal Housing, which is now known as National CORE. Andy had...
Economists and public policy experts estimate that, if current trends in higher education continue, California will experience a skills gap of 1.1 million college-educated workers by 2030. Clearly, the future of our state’s economy is dependent on a skilled workforce....
