Find Low Income & Subsidized Rental Housing Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  asfrank wrote:

While I still have not done anything in person with FamilyAid, the work they do is incredibly impactful and sustainable. I have been thoroughly impressed with their mission and professionalism. more »

  kteed290 wrote:

There are not enough stars or enough positive descriptive words in order for me to accurately reflect the help, support and guidance I received from this access office. My gratitude and appreciation for sherry, Kathleen, Ian and Jeff is forever undeniable.... 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 »

  inglecr41 wrote:

They do a great job of helping people. Excited to watch the growth in the future! 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 »

  chrjohnso wrote:

HOPE is an excellent local organization that is laser-focused on its mission to provide affordable housing for low income families. Through our efforts, we engage local entities to aid in helping us build and rehab single and multi-family residences mostly... more »

  Mnedd809 wrote:

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

  poohmom004 wrote:

MISS not only provided a safe home for my family and I, they had services available for myself to help strengthen my life skills for when I was ready to move on in life on my own. The staff welcomed us with open arms and never once made us feel unwelcome.... more »

  katielemon38 wrote:

The Creston Neighborhood Association has proven why this is such a great place to live! They have continued to surprise and revive this neighborhood year after year! I can’t wait to see what they do in the years to come! 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 »

  kennyrhoads1 wrote:

Project PRC in Dallas Texas is truly committed to ending homelessness across America by attacking some of the root causes like helping families who face eviction due to emergencies and providing affordable housing to a much wider range of working Americans. more »

  Blessed1975 wrote:

As our country is dealing with houselessness, especially with our Veterans who served and came back with situations, sometimes beyond their control. Sheepgate is working with the state of Oregon LaPine to obtain land to build tiny home Veterans Village.... 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 »

  jasonc wrote:

Recently, I've been wanting to get more involved with non profit organizations because I feel that they are society's safety net when more and more government establishments cut back on educational resources. Art Share's mission to cultivate artistic... more »

  RPL wrote:

Fair Tide is the real deal and has connected with a number of different grassroots organizations in order to address a problem on the southern Maine coast many people are not aware of at all--homelessness. Led by caring and dedicated people, Fair Tide... more »

  Darren. wrote:

Nonprofit serves the Durango community by assisting people to survive and exit homelessness. The ¨Coffee and Conversations¨ program provides meals, clothing, and fellowship each Saturday. Day Work program connects those seeking employment with jobs.... 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 »

  been-there wrote:

They keep people there far too long without working with them on housing. The food is not healthy for living things and the ducts probably have not been cleaned for 10 years in the female dorm. All of the women in there start wheezing and coughing and... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Fernanda T. wrote:

I volunteered for Green City Force in 2018 and helped them with their communications strategy. Today I'm proud to be an official Advocate of this amazing organization which has been training so many talented young people and making a green and positive... more »

  sunanda wrote:

ENC,Inc, stands for Every one Needs a Community. It is a group of family friends of people with autism who are working to create a community that supports successful, safe and independent living for adults with autism.There is a housing crisis for people... 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 »

  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 »

  Patryk S. wrote:

I was a resident with the Trust for about 10 years. The overall organization went through significant changes during that time. I also was employed with them for nearly 3 years. The work environment was tense. Job security was and is an ongoing concern... 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 »

  mstiger95 wrote:

I loved head start so much when my children attended that after they graduated I applied for a position within the company! I have been apart of headstart as a parent and employee for 7 years!! What a great company to be a part of! I highly recommend.... 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 »

  RupertsKids wrote:

As the Director of Process Improvement & Strategic Initiatives at Rupert's Kids, I've had the privilege of witnessing firsthand the transformative impact this organization has on its participants and the community. Rupert's Kids is more than just a nonprofit;... more »

  citizenshit wrote:

Now the rest of the story.why after reading you're heart to heart love fairytale with the the homeless to mentally challenged people ,you kick someone out after 2 days because of a oven burner left on .yes it's bad but read your oath or pledge to the... 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 »

  mmisenti wrote:

Northwest Housing Alternatives is a terrible nonprofit. They seem to hate their tenants. And they think that their properties don't need to be kept very well beause they are subsidized. more »

  Duder123 wrote:

This place lets almost anyone in! Made me feel very unsafe living there to have druggies, alcoholics and even child molesters living right next to you! People were always playing loud music, kids crying, staff talking loud early in the morning. Your freedom... more »

  schomeowner14 wrote:

Something crooked is going on here within this business establishment. Government, state, local and private funders should really investigate. Be prepared for Luis has a "slick personality" that will convince the majority. Board members voted for SLCDC... more »

  montielfam07 wrote:

It has been a while since I've been at this organization to ask for an type of help, but I know that I do appreciate them being there when we needed the help. This center provides help with medical insurance for those who can't afford it or even housing.... more »

  Rayhelen wrote:

I first met with Linc Housing at a introduction gathering they had when buying PLEASANT VIEW APT IN FRESNO CA 2014 VERY NICE PEOPLE thier message was made clear ur PROMBLEM ARE OURS WITH OTHER PROMIISES;.....hiring APERTO PROPERTY MANGEMENT to oversee... 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 »

  John wrote:

Our group volunteers for this organization every year. We have so much fun and the kids are wonderful. Truly an eye opening experience. We are now involved every Monday in the after school tutoring program. Great things are happening with these kids... more »

  Arya wrote:

The (Helping Afghan Orphan Children Society) was registered as a nonprofit organization in Halifax NS, and a cross Canada in 2008. The HAOCS on September 2012 helped one of the orphanage in Parwan province in Afghanistan. The Parwan orphanage has 130... more »

  Client1. wrote:

I have been a resident at CSG Residential, Inc since May 18, 2018. Shortly after living here I started seeing signs of break-ins, which I believe some in the community like my upstairs neighbor decided to form a community gang stalking group with maintenance... more »

  LentsGrown wrote:

ROSE has been making a huge impact in SE Portland for over 20 years. My Wife and I recently moved into a neighborhood that ROSE focuses on. It's good to know that there is effective work being done by ROSE in affordable housing, innovative programs, and... more »

  SBrandino wrote:

This non-profit provides apartments to seniors who are on a limited income. Their rent is subsidized through HUD. Funds are limited to provide staffing for activities to keep the residents active and involved. They are always looking for individuals... more »

  Tonye wrote:

My name's Antonio Quintana and I would like to share the importance of any donation helps to this nonprofit Organization NEW helps lots of families for a better future as my kids future life NEW offer affordable place to live and a high escolar academic... more »

  The.Truth wrote:

Arizona Housing Inc provides the least dignified housing experience and non existent services which make self-sufficiency virtually impossible for the homeless to acquire. That Arizona Housing Inc helps the homeless with permanent housing is but a rumor.... more »

  MICASA1974 wrote:

HORRIBLE!! I was aa first assigned time home buyer counselor very rude delivery for any questions being asked on what rupco does or and how I can do my part as a first time buyer was horrible. i paid $100 for a course that if I did not ask I... more »

  mastersoulsearcher wrote:

this is a poorly run organization that should be checked out by the city and state. they are supposed to be a christian based nonprofit helping those with drug and alcohol problems. they have no qualified expert trained staff on hand. they have residents... more »

  strongn wrote:

my husband worked at sony in pitman for 20 years , we got married bought a house and 2 children together, sony went out of business we have been in out house for 17 years not late , he had to get an other job mean while he told chase he was lade off could... more »

To perform the charitable functions of and carry out the charitable purposes of eah, inc. , a related califorinia nonprofit public... more »

  Rockford FIrst wrote:

The people at this organization are completely dishonest. This is a scam - they have taken and pretended to create a separate facility (from the main CL building). What they really did was put on an addition. They did this in spite of the FACT that... more »

  Bill4770 wrote:

I live close to the Kappa House and just noticed the sign out side and wanted to help the organization by just donating a to help them grow and develop more homes for the elderly. It's not much, but I hope to continue to donate to the cause. more »

  DTNT wrote:

I can not believe how much Janet Collinsworth has done in the short time she has been getting this off the ground. She is amazing. God has placed so many wonderful things and people in her path to help. This group has purchased several small homes,... more »

  CJquinn19897 wrote:

Yes hello anyways my name is Charles quinn but all my friends call me CJ. I can't say this is a nonprofit do to the fact that's why I'm here. To try to find a little help from someone to help me get by these days. And anyways I am now disabled. Do to... more »

  1953 wrote:

I need to find an affordable APT. To live in. Will you please call me at 715-310-8619.Sincerely, Rosemarie PundsackI am homeless since January. more »

  Perkinselaine wrote:

I will give them 5 Stars because they do so much or the community. They have A Mens Shelter that Operates on a 24hr basis. TO serve the Homeless, and the poor. They offer Several different kinds of Housing. One Robert's Hall. A womens.Boarding... more »

  Jessica_G2 wrote:

This actually isn't my story but I feel it needs telling. My friend, Eddie, never married or had children. At times we questioned if he even liked kids lol. He was diagnosed with melanoma 7 years ago and according to the doctors beat it. Two years ago... more »

  Tammy Stegall S. wrote:

This is suppose to be a low income place to live but we get charged for outrageous prices for work that was not needed I have always kept my home clean but they found it needed 11hr to clean a very small Efficiency that was left clean and …More1 more »

  rebecca421 wrote:

I would just like to let everyone kknow what this organization has done for me and my family. I moved into their housing program in may of 2008 into their family willows building, it was built for women, and women with children who are facing issues with... more »

  weknew22 wrote:

How can you have the audacity to ask for money especially when you are slumlords. I've had two floods ( one on 8/8 and another on 9/30) from backed up sewer water which overflowed from my shower that overflowed for over 8 hours the first time and over... more »

  tony wrote:

I live at Triangle Square and this place has saved my life. Thank you GLEH for all you do and making my life complete. I have been home bound now I have new friends and a safe affordable place to live with people like me more »

  needtodo wrote:

Columbia non-profit maintains an invisible profile. Is it in existence just to provide a couple of cushy jobs to its administrators? Helping the most vulnerable?(their words). They have turned over the maintenance, rent collection, management of one of... more »

  At Least I Am A Christian wrote:

This place is a joke for anyboby trying to find a rehab facility that actually cares. They require an intake fee of $500.00, and each individual man is expected to pay $150.00 per week. Each man is required to furnish all linens, blankets, detergent,... more »

  Kathy111 wrote:

Mountain Top Development is a non-profit organization consisting of police officers that diligently seek to improve lives of others while giving back to the community. Not only do they assist in helping low income to moderate income families purchase... more »

  5601sassy wrote:

Zumbro Ridge Estates Inc. is a non profit Resident Owned Affordable Mobile Home Community. We offer an affordable home ownership option to hard working folks who can not afford the expensive prices of " Stick built homes" We have openings for 29 more... more »

  jonesy2822 wrote:

HUD help me keep my home I was in foreclosure they were with me everyday up until a year every time I figured I had no way out HUD continue to work on my behalf until I was approved for assistance. Thank you HUD. more »

  Patsy Weatherford K. wrote:

I'm a tenant in Mount Vernon Oh as of 2-1-19. the apartment manager has violated Landlord/tenant laws since I moved in. Most are violations of Not providing 24 hour notices. There have been MANY of those violations. 2 weeks ago I contacted his... more »

  love--1 wrote:

Just reading about the history of this wonderful place gives me all the more reason to become a client. I sing, love fashion and writing. Living in Harlem with this rich history is the perfect place for me. Enjoy your day, Looking to hear from whoever... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a retired Administrator since 2010 and thanks to God Ive always been able to care for myself and have decent employment with pretty nice salaries. Unfortunately, since 2010 its been extremely rough for me financially and physically. I found myself... more »

  D Shenee W. wrote:

Shiloh Community Housing , a black led organization has been operating in Alaska's largest city, Anchorage since 2002. Our goal is to break the cycle of homelessness!Services consist of providing housing for young adults (18-24) experiencing... more »

  seterius wrote:

"transfer offer" we just see this place. here is our answer: This transfer offer cannot be concerned to be fit for a family with small kids. Here is why: 1. We will miss the kids' school because there is no parking available. We... more »

  Kimberly wrote:

Applegate Housing Inc. is a non-profit client centered subsidized housing establishment. Applegate is one of the only resident -run communities in the country. This means the residents have a voice in all that is decided; such as events that take place,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Client great service, I love the apartment I live in and the rent is very low priced. Thanks more »

  dee331 wrote:

long story short. my mother lives in a property that Rancho Alliance is suppose to manage. It was last year sometime my mother started having issues in her unit, from carbon monoxide leak not once but twice! and when i informed management Maria Coit... more »

  jallison27 wrote:

RHA Healthcare Service and all their sub-non profit companies pay big corporate salaries but have reduced workers pay, and cost of living increases. Explain how they are a 501c. THIS SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED. more »

To provide and maintain affordable apartment homes for adult experiencing chronic mental illness more »

Providing the infrastructure and talent necessary to fill the gap between needs and resources and support state- and country-wide... more »

To provide housing to disabled individuals. more »

Provide affordable housing to low income families. more »

Providing social services to the community by developing low to moderate income apartment homes and shelters in harris and surrounding... more »

Low income housing for disabled persons more »

To provide low-income housing more »

Low income housing for the elderly. more »

To provide elderly or persons of disability on a nonprofit basis, rental housing and related facilities to meet their physical... more »

To provide persons of low income with housing and services specifically designed to meet their needs. more »

Operation of suitable housing for low to moderate income elderly or handicapped persons in accordance with u. S. Department of... more »

The organization's mission is to provide communication-accessible housing, health care, social support, and recreational activities... more »

The corporation was formed to provide seniors or disabled persons with housing facilities and services specially designed to meet... more »

John o'brien is a 14-unit, section 811 housing project that provides housing for very low income persons who are disabled due... more »

A global life improvement organization that helps more »

To provide 25 units of low-cost housing facilities for disabled persons under the hud 202/section 8 program more »

The not for profit corporation was organized to own and operate a 47 unit apartment community in fayetteville, north carolina... more »

To acquire, build and operate fifty units of low-income housing for the elderly in franklin, massachusetts. more »

Provide low-income housing to the elderly in jackson county, arkansas in accordance with u. S. Department of housing and urban... more »

To create and preserve safe and affordable housing communities for low and moderate-income individuals, families, the elderly... more »

To provide elderly low income persons with housing facilities and services specially designed to meet their physical, social and... more »

To provide facilities & services designed to meet the physical, social and psychological needs for elderly & handicapped individuals.... more »

To provide low income housing for the mentally handicapped more »

Residential housing project. The organization operates a 15- unit housing project in shelbyville, tennessee for the benefit of... more »

To assist in the development of low income housing in columbia and increase the residential base. more »

This property has a commitment to serve the elderly through affordable housing and makes every effort to provide an environment... more »

To provide temporary housing to the mentally ill. more »

Provide affordable housing as owner of a 15-unit senior citizen low-income rental apartment complex, funded by hud, located in... more »

Share a vision is a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization that was founded in 1987 for the purpose of providing assistance to individuals... more »

To provide affordable housing to poverty level u. S. Citizens more »

The organization's mission is to (1) promote and provide affordable housing for low income persons of clark county, nevada and... more »

The main purpose of our organization is to provide and maintain barrier- free living environments for low-income, physically handicapped... more »

Provide a 20 unit housing development to low income elderly located in walla walla, wa. more »

To plan, coordinate, and provide affordable housing to low-income individuals and families in indiana. more »

Changing lives and strengthening communities in the capital region through a continuum of human services more »

The salvation army riverside residences inc is a non-profit apartment complex that provides subsidized housing to low income elderly... more »

To provide elderly or disabled persons with housing facilities and services specially designed to meet their physical, social... more »

Provides affordable housing to low income families and individuals at least 62 years old and who earn less than the area median... more »

Bernal heights housing corporation was incorporated in 1991 to preserve and develop affordable housing for low- and moderate-... more »

To provide emergency assistance to individuals and families in need of housing, food, medicine, clothing, utilities, and medical... more »

To provide emergency assistance to individuals and families in need of housing, food, medicine, clothing, utilities and medical... more »

To perform the charitable functions of and carry out the charitable purposes of eah, inc. , a california nonprofit public benefit... more »

The mission of the community builders, inc. Is to build strong communities where people of all incomes can achieve their full... more »

Provide affordable housing for the elderly and the handicapped. more »

See statement #1 more »

To provide housing to individuals with disabilities. more »

To provide affordable housing to the elderly and handicapped. more »

Bourbon garden court, inc. Is an indiana not-for-profit and was organized to construct, own and operate a 22 unit apartment complex... more »

Provide affordable elderly housing more »

To foster, develop, acquire, rehabilitate, manage and operate low- and moderate-income housing in palo alto. more »

To provide affordable housing programs to low to moderate income families and individuals in massachusetts more »

At Bright Community Trust, we envision a future where everyone in Florida lives in a safe and healthy home in a great neighborhood;... more »

Provide low-income housing more »

Provide low income elderly housing sponsored by hud and provide financing for low income housing more »

THE ORGANIZATION IS A RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITY FOR Developmentally Disabled Adults. more »

TO OWN RESIDENTIAL GROUP HOMES IN DELAWARE, OPERATED BY SERVICE PROVIDER AGENCIES, THAT HOUSE INDIVIDUALS WITH COGNITIVE DISABILITIES more »

To develop and operate a housing project for persons with disabilities under section 811 of the national affordable housing act.... more »

To operate an apartment complex of 85 units to provide low-income housing for elderly tenants. more »

To provide affordable housing to elderly citizens. more »

To create affordable housing, workforce training and developemnt. more »

To develop, build, rehabilitate and/or own housing for moderate and low income persons in neighborhoods with inadequate safe and... more »