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Hope through Housing Continues Partnership with Amazon
Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. – Children in the Hope through Housing Foundation’s Building Bright Futures program will benefit from the organization’s continuing partnership with Amazon, which is providing key funding for after-school programs, teen clubs and an annual...
Former Resident’s Community Legacy Honored with Dedicated Bench at Fontana Development
In a heartwarming tribute, the Hope through Housing Foundation has commemorated the generosity and spirit of former National CORE resident and esteemed donor Jack Long with the dedication of a bench in his honor. The special event was held at the affordable housing...
Women of Hope Raise Funds for Low-Income Communities
Women of Hope raised over $93,000 for after-school programs at its fourth annual Beauty, Bubbles and Bites.
Hope through Housing Launches Campaign for After-school Program Funding
Hope through Housing Foundation is announcing a summer campaign to raise much-needed funds for its Building Bright Futures afternoon enrichment programs
Bank of America Foundation Awards Hope through Housing $25,000 to support Economic Mobility in the Inland Empire
Bank of America Foundation has awarded the Hope through Housing Foundation a $25,000 grant to support economic mobility for low-income residents
Hope through Housing Foundation receives $40,000 to support Youth Development in San Diego County
The Patriots Connection Fund at the Rancho Santa Fe Foundation has awarded the Hope through Housing Foundation a $40,000 grant to support youth development programs
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Committee Awards Hope through Housing Foundation $5,000 to Launch Youth Programming in Angleton, Texas
The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Committee in Angleton, Texas has awarded the Hope through Housing Foundation a $5,000 grant to support students on their educational journeys.
Union Bank Awards Hope through Housing Foundation $10,000 to Support Inland Empire Families
“We are grateful to Union Bank for their consistent support as we work to empower low-income families and their children within affordable housing communities throughout the Inland Empire”
Hope through Housing receives $7,500 from Pacific Premier Bank to support affordable housing residents’ financial management
Pacific Premier Bank has awarded the Hope through Housing Foundation a $7,500 grant to assist affordable housing residents in San Bernardino and Riverside counties.
Hope through Housing Foundation receives $1,500 from Montclair Community Activities Commission to support local youth development
The Montclair Community Activities Commission has awarded the Hope through Housing Foundation a $1,500 grant to support at-risk youth in Montclair.
Hope through Housing Foundation receives $250,000 to support Housing Retention in San Diego
The Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Continuum of Care program has awarded the Hope through Housing Foundation a $250,000 grant.
Hope through Housing Foundation receives $25,000 from Wells Fargo to support Economic Mobility
The Wells Fargo Foundation has awarded the Hope through Housing Foundation a $25,000 grant to support its Pathways to Economic Empowerment initiative.
Hope through Housing Foundation receives $65,000 to support Fontana Seniors
The Fontana Foundation of Hope has awarded the Hope through Housing Foundation a $65,000 grant to support basic care and wellness for seniors living in four affordable housing communities in Fontana.
Hope through Housing Foundation receives $25,000 to support Student Learning
The California Reinvestment Corporation has awarded the Hope through Housing Foundation a $25,000 grant to help students and residents bridge the digital divide.
Hope through Housing Foundation receives $50,000 to Increase Economic Mobility and Housing Stability
The Kaiser Permanente Hospital Foundation has awarded the Hope through Housing Foundation a $50,000 grant to prevent homelessness by improving the financial and social well-being of families in the Inland Empire.