Homeaid America Inc

In the U.S. over 3.5 million people experience homelessness each year, 80% of whom are women, children and families. HomeAid's housing projects serve people who are temporarily homeless due to circumstances beyond their control, such as job loss, natural disasters, illness, domestic violence and more.  To be eligible to receive a housing project, a non-profit charity must provide social services that enable the homeless to move beyond their temporary situation, transform their lives, restore their self-worth and regain self-sufficiency.  Founded in 1995, and with a current 17 chapters across the nation, HomeAid mobilizes the resources of the local building industry to do what it does best: build housing.  Every dollar invested in a HomeAid project is leveraged two or three times in the form of donated labor, materials and services.  It's a model that has worked over and over througout HomeAid's history.