Stories of Hope

Just before moving into Metro View with his wife and two daughters, Meiser lost his job. Drawing on his savings, he scraped together enough for his first month’s rent and deposit, but it meant he was unable to keep up with an alarmingly high electricity bill. “I would...

When Melrose Villas resident Alondra, 18, received a used 2005 Honda Civic from her parents for her senior year of high school, it was her ticket to freedom. She planned to commute in fall from San Marcos to her dream school: University of California, San Diego. But...

Through fun activities for children and workshops for adults, Ishaan Gupta is making sure that financial literacy is accessible to everyone.

For far too many children, the winter holidays often become a painful reminder of what they don’t have: Not enough clothes, not enough food and, definitely, no presents.

Eileen, a resident of National CORE’s Corona de Oro community, solidified a plan to decrease her debt and leveraged $1,200 in savings to collect $1,200 in matching funds

Los Osos High School student Kryster Labarda is Hope through Housing’s Bank of America Student Leader intern.

Monique Tate, a services coordinator for our High Desert properties, holds a part-time position but is a full-time giver in and out of the communities she serves.

National CORE’s Lexington Square in Angleton, Texas recently broke ground on a new community room – now residents eagerly await a grand opening.

Across Southern California and in Texas, we have been battling student summer learning loss through a program of enrichment activities.

Hope through Housing’s third annual Building Bright Futures Scholarship program is providing 40 residents with more than $34,000 in aid for the coming year

“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”

It’s Thursday morning. Music is blaring from a portable speaker in the Day Creek Seniors Villas community room. A booming voice can be heard, calling out exercise moves to a room full of older adults, ranging in age from 62 to 91 years old. The class, led by Coach...

Hope through Housing, in partnership with the City of Ontario, is piloting a new youth mentorship program at the new affordable housing community of Vista Verde, with remarkable success.

Hope through Housing has partnered with ProduceGood, a San Diego nonprofit that tackles food waste and food insecurity by gathering fruit and vegetables that would otherwise be wasted.

When Cynthia, a single mother of one with twins on the way, moved into the affordable housing community of Villaggio on Route 66, she knew that her new two-bedroom apartment would not be her family’s forever home.

Tonji was one of three finalists to perform at the 2019 An Evening of Hope: Endless Possibilities and a fan favorite.

As he prepares for his third year at Notre Dame University, Sebastian is reflecting on all the sacrifices his mom has made that have led to this pivotal point in his life.

I recently had the honor of meeting Sam, 88, a Korean War Veteran at the Gardens at Sierra in Fontana where he has been a resident for more than eight years.

Citizens Business Bank has granted 600 care bags to the Hope through Housing Foundation to help with the Rancho Cucamonga-based nonprofit’s COVID-19 Emergency Response & Resilience Fund.

Hope through Housing, in recognition of National Volunteer Week, wants to thank our volunteers, whose help and support make it possible for us to further our mission and have a greater impact on the lives of children, families, and seniors, and the communities we...

Tom Kulinski is far too humble a man to see himself as a hero. He just loves his job – a job that’s never been quite as important as it is during this time of crisis.