To support the launch and operations of Housing Kent, a community-led effort to drive equitable system change in housing. This backbone organization specifically focuses on addressing the disparate outcomes for Black and Latinx residents in our community.

To support a place-based community improvement initiative that empowers those who live in the neighborhood to direct their own solutions.

Transitional housing support for women and children experiencing homelessness. This partnership was made possible by the Kenneth M. Sweers Fund for the Homeless.   

Transitional housing support for women experiencing homelessness after aging out of foster care. This partnership was made possible by the Homeless Prevention Endowment Fund.  

Facilitate improvement of resident’s access to cost-effective housing repairs. This partnership was made possible by the Fund for Neighborhoods and Fund for Community Good.

To provide low-cost legal services to elderly immigrants to secure legal status, citizenship, and family unity. This partnership was made possible by the Lucy E. Barnett Trust for the Elderly.

To advance effective and equitable justice policy, practices, and funding in the state of Michigan.

To maximize organizational potential and secure a sustainable future of service to our community.

In support of a new 53-unit affordable living community for older adults in Grand Rapids. This partnership was made possible by the Lucy E. Barnett Trust for the Elderly.

To explore new approaches for how critical services can continue to be provided as the organization transitions to independence.

To finalize the development of a comprehensive community plan to address child & family housing insecurity & racialized disparities in Kent County.

To support the development of a community collaborative to decrease the number of homeless families in Kent County and address social determinants of health.

To match FEMA support for the Fire Safety program to target underserved Spanish-speaking households in Wyoming.

To support the #BAX50 campaign and address pressing capital improvement needs, essential to providing a safe, efficient environment positioning them for sustainability and long-term community impact. 

Supporting the Fulton Manor Temporary Emergency Family Shelter, providing families with children experiencing a housing crisis with safe shelter, basic needs, and assistance in rehousing. 

Development of a collaborative plan to integrate behavioral health and economic development solutions in the Heartside Neighborhood.