The Austin Street Center provides safe shelter and meets the basic needs of the most vulnerable homeless. This project would include addressing the critical needs of an aging facility, including new flooring, insulation and roofing for its Administration Building and painting for the Sisterhood Program's Facility.

Cazenovia Recovery is a residential substance use center which wants to update communal living spaces in both the upstairs and downstairs apartments including kitchens, bathrooms, living and dining rooms.

Deep Roots has a mission to encourage the appreciation, conservation and use of native plants in the heartland through educating, collaborating, and facilitating the planting of regenerative native landscapes that are essential for a healthy planet. This project entails enclosing a pavilion for year round use by children and their families.

GAP Ministries plans to build out a Family Engagement Center on its new property. This center will offer targeted preventative care for families who are living in crisis and on the brink of removal from their homes. It will also provide remedial care for families who have been separated due to neglect and abuse. The project would finish their building.

Housing Plus Solutions seeks to create an ADA-compliant community space. The project would include replacing an outdoor stairway with a handicap-accessible ramp, replacing windows, enhancing the landscape, adding plants to obscure a damaged metal fence bordering the property, providing shade, building a community garden and creating bicycle and scooter parking. 

The Jake Koenigsdorf Foundation reduces the barriers to recovery by providing support, education and recovery resources for people affected by substance use disorder who are willing to build a long-term solution. The Foundation has completed extensive remodeling of a 1900 victorian but has several remaining critical safety needs including adding a new back deck and an external emergency exit staircase.

Life Pointe Ministries, which provides support to the homeless population in its community, seeks to repair or replace the organization's roof, ceiling and air conditioners, as well ensure its bathrooms are handicap accessible. The organization would also like to upgrade its kitchen space to be able to provide additional meals to those in need.

Harbor House is a 68-bed shelter facility that houses victims of domestic abuse. The organization seeks to create a separate space for sexual assault advocacy and victim services. While there is much overlap with domestic violence and sexual assault, it is not always connected. Keeping these two programs separate but under the same roof is crucial to serving victims at every level of their individual needs.

LifeMoves is dedicated to finding solutions to homelessness in Silicon Valley. Their project seeks to make critical repairs and upgrades to its kitchen, dining room and outdoor spaces. These three areas are where our clients can build a sense of community and belonging.

The Nashua Soup Kitchen and Shelter seeks exterior improvements to its 20,000 square foot emergency shelter, including providing ADA compliant, accessible entry and landscaping.