When Aime Bakundukize was 8, his family fled war-torn Mozambique for asylum in the U.S. But while they benefited from safety and security, he lost his friends and found himself unable to connect with others because he didn’t speak English. “When you find out that you...
Corona Del Ray resident Trinity Shaker, 19, said she’s destined to become a pediatrician. Born with a heart defect, her passion for the medical science that saved her life is unwavering and she wants to travel the world to bring the gift of medicine to children in...
Tasha Sadler always dreamed of becoming a pediatric nurse, but she was always too busy – first helping her ailing mother and then raising her two daughters – and the goal seemed unachievable. “My girls are my whole world, and everything I do, I do for them,” she said....
Irene, a resident of National CORE’s Mission Cove affordable housing community, said Hope through Housing threw her a desperately needed lifeline in March when the foundation provided her with emergency aid in the form of a month’s rent. Irene, a caregiver, quit her...
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – Bank of America Foundation has awarded the Hope through Housing Foundation a $25,000 grant to support economic mobility for low-income residents living in the Inland Empire. “The needs are so great among families living in affordable housing...
April was Financial Literacy Month, and Hope through Housing and U.S. Bank celebrated the occasion by offering financial literacy workshops to hundreds of affordable housing residents across Southern California. Throughout the month, Hope through Housing brought in...
