Find Low Income & Subsidized Rental Housing Nonprofits and Charities

  johann wrote:

I have most recently been involved in IAHV Haiti youth corp project. They are doing amazing work building individuals from the inside out, then giving them the skill that they need. I think this organization is doing great work on very little money. more »

  Tim B. wrote:

Episcopal Place serves the needs of its disabled population in a myriad of ways. One of the most important ways is advocacy. Even though differences are made and lives are improved upon on an individual basis almost every day, advocacy brings about... more »

  melindawollitz wrote:

This is a wonderful organization dedicated to providing affordable housing and academic support to students who may be in need. So far, every student that has participated in the program has graduated from college.The housing facility is right next... more »

  dennisclark43 wrote:

A ground based effort to provide a home for a disabled person who could not afford to live in an intentional community (CoHo cohousing) in Corvallis, OR. The best part is having a relationship with a wonderful individual (Mike) who gives back more than... more »

  Jennifer H. wrote:

CSH consistently sets the bar high as a leading source of training, technical assistance and advocacy for supportive housing to help end homelessness. Whether it's number crunching or telling the stories of homeless people who've succeeded in their journey,... more »

  Shannon wrote:

Episcopal Place has provided me with a home esp while my family is overseas. I look forward to coming to work every day and look forward to the smiling faces that greet me every day. I enjoy getting to know each and every resident and enjoy the teamwork... more »

  rtrtrt wrote:

As a volunteer, I worked with residents to organize and catalog their art supply closets used for the community Montessori school and after school/summer programs. Over the years, Crossway continues to add programming to increase the likelihood... more »

  bc1997 wrote:

I have been a volunteer involved with Vision Hope as a staff member of Champions For Life Kids Camp for years. This is the most HANDS ON non-profts I have ever been a part of. They change the lives of children who have been abused, abandoned and neglected... more »

  Amy G.1 wrote:

HomesNOW is just doing it. They are not waiting for the County to give them land or money. They hooked up with our local Native Tribe, Lummi Nation and together, they are building Tiny homes for people without homes. NOT complicated. Just build the... more »

  Mnedd809 wrote:

Thank you for all you do for us (the youth) we really appreciate it.M. Nedd more »

  kalison wrote:

Project PLASE is many things, it houses, feeds, counsels, advises and understands clients needs. Housing an array of people, from veterans to mentally ill to transgenders allows it to hit something for people across the board who are in need. Helping... more »

  Lenore wrote:

The Kimmel Housing Development Foundation incredibly develops truely affordable and very livable housing on Long Island. Against the odds, this group has found land to create housing for seniors and working poor people. Additionally, they recently... more »

  Writer wrote:

They helped me relearn how to take care of myself helped me get sober now after one year i have an apartment of my own they saved my life thanks to F I Community Housing more »

  pop2eight wrote:

HFH Weber/Davis County really does change lives. I have seen where a single home was being renovated for a family, then watched as the other homes on the street followed the lead and began cleaning up their homes as well. It was an example of how one... more »

  ogjag wrote:

I am a volunteer for pscdc. I would have to say I love this program. Its brought me closer to the other residents in my community. It also provides help to those in kids in need of tutoring after school. The computer class is helpfull to those who... more »

  Writer wrote:

I dealt with Rod from IAG Foundation last year when I was losing my home. I must say he was very matter of fact l, and got straight to the the point on what we need to do to stop the bank from getting a judgement in my family. Very knowledgeable about... more »

  Rita Henderson wrote:

SGV Habitat for Humanity is a tremendous organization. Not only do they provide a great service to the community and beneficary families, they also allow for a fulfilling volunteer experience. As Manager of Community Affairs for Nestle USA, we have taken... more »

  Joeper2 wrote:

A total sham to non-profit organizations. Does nothing for the Veterans or the community. They only look out for their own friends. more »

  peggy412 wrote:

I have referred low income elderly individuals with mobility problems to Chesapeake Housing Mission. They have fostered the resources needed to build ramps for these individuals, enabling these older persons to remain in their homes because they can now... more »

  cindy wrote:

I am a current member here at Dignity Village. I have lived here for almost 3 years now and if it weren't for the homeless encampment, I would have been on the streets here in Portland, Oregon. We are a self Goverened Community, membership ran, ran by... more »

  Momma wrote:

SHIP is a poorly run organization that lacks positive communication with community members, supporters and vendors. The organization has a history of inability/unwillingess to pay their debts and due to the lack of quality leadership puts their tenants... more »

  graceindeed wrote:

Even though this place is a transitional housing for women, the staff still provided me with resources to help me and even invited me to some of their classes. The lady i saw even gave me some stress management tips that helped right away. more »

  pgomezesq wrote:

People's Self Help Housing is one of the few options our community has for high quality housing affordable to low income residents, both rentals & home ownership. It, however, goes well beyond building housing; People's builds communities. It recognizes... more »

  Sue Mitchell wrote:

For over 25-years, the St. Francis Center's mission has been to serve the low-income in our community with "Compassion not Judgment". I began as a volunteer in the clothing "store" at the Center over 4 years ago, where I sorted clothing, bedding and... more »

  LMThomas wrote:

I first started working with Mano en Mano in the summer of 2010. I worked providing educational services to migrant youth working in Maine. During that summer, I experienced first hand the huge difference this organization made in the lives of the people... more »