We had a great time volunteering with our client, Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco last week! What a wonderful opportunity to give back. A huge “thank you” to Paul, Juanna, Cassidy, Michael, Lia, Patti, Serena, Nonette and Jeff for their hard work and dedication, and to Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco for their ongoing efforts to build and sustain affordable homeownership in the Bay Area. #ClientSpotlight #habitatgsf #HabitatForHumanity #Volunteer #CommunityBank #BankofSanFrancisco #BankBSF #BankLocal
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Habitat for Humanity International provides affordable housing to deserving families while partnering with organizations to help support their mission. Recently, a group of Farmers employees in Kent County volunteered to help transform a community, one home at a time. When the broad community is engaged in addressing the urgent need for adequate, affordable housing, we all become less vulnerable and more resilient. In bringing people together, Habitat for Humanity of Kent County practices a philosophy of “a hand up, not a handout,” and builds on existing community assets: financial, physical, natural, human, social and spiritual. Love seeing our employees volunteer for such a wonderful cause. 🏡 #WeAreFarmers #FarmersCares #FarmersGivesBack #LifeAtFarmers #insurance #FarmersInsurance #farmers #GiveBack #CorporateGiving #CorporateResponsibility #Volunteer #volunteering #WeCare #HabitatForHumanity #nonprofit #HabitatKent #community #giving #BuildingHomes #volunteers #volunteerspirit #teambonding #CorporateSocialResponsibility #support #inclusion #AffordableHousing
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Yesterday, I had the opportunity to join Jennifer Parks on a Habitat for Humanity Chicago (HFHC) neighborhood tour. We explored two neighborhoods, Greater Grand Crossing and West Pullman, that have been significantly impacted by HFHC's initiatives. Serving on the Habitat for Humanity Chicago Board has given me a deeper perspective as it pertains to the impact that the organization has on a quarterly and yearly basis, yet, nothing compares to seeing the tangible outcomes of HFHC’s efforts and discussing its forward-looking vision. This experience left me invigorated and excited about the boundless potential of HFHC. For my contacts in the Chicago area who haven’t yet gotten involved with HFHC, I highly recommend that you consider doing so. HFHC’s strategic neighborhood approach includes four primary components: strengthening the neighborhood housing market, connecting the community, elevating neighborhood appeal, and enhancing the physical environment. These efforts are bolstered by ambitious five-year goals, which include increasing the number of houses built or rehabilitated by fourfold, reaching a total of 100 houses. Additionally, they aim to triple the number of participants in affordable homeownership programs, and double the number of volunteers, aiming for a total of 25,000 over five years. These ambitious initiatives are just the tip of the iceberg, and your involvement could make a significant difference! If you are interested in getting further plugged in, please reach out so I can connect you with the incredible team! If you are already motivated to make an impact, you can follow the following links to start you journey with HFHC: Volunteer: https://lnkd.in/gzA_g_27 Donate: https://lnkd.in/gyJNSmWH Learn more about HFHC: https://lnkd.in/gnsBc9ZF #HFHC #habitatforhumanity #habitat #impact #volunteer
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There is a growing conversation about the role Community Land Trusts can play in municipal housing planning. Strong collaborations between local nonprofit CLT organizations and city, county, and state organizations supporting housing options for Washington communities are essential. This blog post explains why.
Building Affordable Housing Through Community Land Trusts
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Community Outreach | Community Engagement | Corporate Social Responsibility | Strategic Partnerships
Selecting valuable service projects is the hardest part about corporate volunteering. ❓ Is the cause legitimate? ❓️ How is it relevant to our audience? ❓️ How does it impact the community? Community engagement staff of all levels ask these questions everytime. Luckily, there are local resources that will help you, help others. United Way of Northeast Florida's ALICE Report provides insight on our most overlooked population. ALICE stands for: - Asset - Limited - Income - Constrained - Employed ALICE households: ⬆️ Float above the poverty line ⬇️ But fall below the basic cost of living For example, HALF of Jacksonville's Westside homes qualify as impoverished or ALICE. These households are more vulnerable in needs like: 🔷️ Food 🔷️ Housing 🔷️ Child Care 🔷️ Transportation My recent post about constructing Habijax homes was ALICE inspired. The next few service spotlights will be too. Remember, sticking to the basic needs guarantees a valuable service project. 📸: Element5digital on Unsplash #Corporatevolunteering #ALICEinspired #Jacksonville
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To make a change is what will bring a huge difference in our chaotic society.
🌟 Join Us in Making a Difference! 🌟 Be a part of something impactful with Project Seva! Volunteering with us is a life-changing experience that brings smiles to families in need. Every bit of effort makes a world of difference, and we need your help to continue our mission. 🤝 Together, we can ensure every plate is full and every heart is hopeful. 🌈 🔗 Ready to make a difference? Volunteer with us today: https://lnkd.in/gjP4NC7F #ProjectSeva #PledgeASmile #Volunteer #CommunityService #MakeADifference
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#HousingOpportunityFund Rally Recap: Last Week, BiSHoP rallied with SF Community Organizers in support of subsidies that address the hardships of extremely low-income (ELI) seniors, working families, and disabled individuals. The fund would provide rental subsidies to bridge the gap between very low-income and ELI rent levels. For less than 1% of San Francisco's budget, this subsidy would make 700 units affordable to ELI households by 2026, and 2,800 households by 2031. Thank you to our fellow city organizers who joined us in this rally, including Senior and Disability Action, Self-Help for the Elderly, Chinatown Community Development Center, Young Community Developers, and Mission Economic Development Agency. Join us in supporting this crucial initiative to ensure inclusive and equitable housing opportunities for all San Franciscans, regardless of income level. Stay tuned for updates on the measure's introduction and upcoming hearings. #HousingForAll #AffordableHousingForAll #EquityInHousing #SanFrancisco #SFNonProfit #BayAreaHousing #HumanRights #AffordableHousingMonth
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What could Community Ownership in Saxonvale look like? Paul Oster, Mayday Saxonvale Director walks us through how the community assets in Saxonvale would be owned with the Mayday Saxonvale plan. By increasing control for the #community, enhancing #communityvalues, and maximising #communityprofit we can ensure the best possible value for #Frome. Our plan is to have as much community space as possible owned by the community in perpetuity. #Heritagebuildings like the Western Warehouse, Press Shops, and Notts Stores - if we put these spaces, these buildings in the ownership of the community, there are so many opportunities for what we can do with them, now and in the future. To find out more about Mayday Saxonvale and to become a supporter, visit: https://lnkd.in/eCAiccJa #communitydevelopment
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