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It’s awful enough that anyone must endure months of being cold, hungry, and…
Read MoreThe Community Foundation of the...
Mercy Housing Lakefront today announced the acceptance of a $5,000 grant from The Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley…
Read More15-Year Vision Comes to Fruition...
Last month, residents and elected leaders gathered for a street party in the Wilmington neighborhood of Los Angeles to celebrate the opening of 176 new affordable homes. Mercy Housing and Abode Communities developed this last phase of homes together, bookending a public housing rebuilding effort that began nearly 18 years ago. Back in 2000, the
Read MoreAfter-School Programs in California...
When the school day is over, kids across our country experience radically different lives. Some children get to recharge with a snack, then play a sport, or do homework with the support of family or at a local Boys and Girls Clubs. Others do not, because family members are working and in too many communities
Read MoreGrand Opening of Natalie Gubb...
October 16, 2018 (San Francisco) Mercy Housing and Mayor London Breed celebrated the opening of 190 affordable family apartments in Natalie Gubb Commons. The affordable homes were developed as part of the Transbay Redevelopment Project Area, spearheaded by the Office of Community Investment and Infrastructure (OCII). Natalie Gubb Commons is part of a mixed-income, joint
Read MorePartners in Preservation
An important aspect of Mercy Loan Fund’s business as a national lender is the relationships it builds with national developers of affordable housing. One such organization, Wishrock, first came to Mercy Loan Fund in 2015…
Read MoreKicking Evictions Out
When residents maintain housing and have more money to spend on food and healthcare, their lives become more predictable and stable. Eviction is a serious problem, it turns lives upside down and can lead to homelessness. With growing concerns over the country’s rising rents, more people are learning that eviction — even if it doesn’t
Read MoreEPIC Determination!
Luz immigrated from Honduras in hopes of pursuing an education. She didn’t speak English at the time, but was determined to succeed. She had to work two jobs to support herself after her father returned to Honduras, leaving her in the U.S. by herself. Luz was forced to enter the foster care system and became
Read MoreGreen Affordable Housing Proposals...
From three major cities (Brooklyn/Queens, Chicago and Los Angeles) Catholic and Buddhist leaders have come together to develop proposals to address homelessness by providing green affordable housing and services to the housing residents as well as persons coping with poverty in the neighborhood. The initiative called the Buddhist-Catholic Dialogue of Fraternity had a meeting at
Read MoreMercy Housing Lakefront Presents...
Mercy Housing Lakefront today presented its 2018 Inspiring Hope Award to Krishna Ramachandran, who serves as the Vice President of Health Data Strategy and Enterprise Network Operations at Blue Cross and Blue Shield.
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