Previous Grants
Previous Grants
Our Champions
Below are the twenty nonprofit organizations that Hope for the Homeless Foundation has financially supported in our first five years. Although each of these nonprofits has different target populations and different approaches to helping the homeless to become housed, their business models are quite similar. They have a three-step process:
Step #1 - They provide transitional housing with a structured environment for individuals that want to turn their lives around.
Step #2 - They provide case management services that address the underlying causes of an individual's homelessness.
Step #3 - And finally, they assist in finding permanent housing once the factors causing an individual to become homeless have been successfully addressed.
Grants given in 2025
In 2025, we raised $300,000 distributed to four Champions Fund recipients and eleven Evergreen Fund recipients!
$50,000
Moxie Transitional Housing (New Avenues for Youth)
$25,000
Community of Hope
(CityTeam)
$25,000
Men’s LifeChange
(Union Gospel Mission)
$25,000
The Harbor New Life
(Portland Rescue Mission)
Grants given in 2024
In 2024, we raised $200,000 which has been distributed to four organizations!
Shepherd's Door
(Portland Rescue Mission)
Men’s Residential Center
(Volunteers of America)
Pathway of Hope
(The Salvation Army)
The Miracles Club
Grants given in 2023
In 2023, we raised $200,000 which has been distributed to four organizations!
Open House Ministries
West Women’s & Children Shelter
Agape Village
CityTeam Portland
Grants given in 2022
In 2022, we raised $200,000 which has been distributed to four organizations!
Transitional Youth
Union Gospel Mission Life Change Program for Women
Blanchet House
Bybee Lakes Hope Center
Grants given in 2021
In 2021, we raised $200,000 which has been distributed to four organizations!
Portland Homeless Family Solution
Bradley Angle
Kenton’s Women’s Village
My Father’s House
Grants given in 2020
In 2020, we raised $100,000, which has been distributed to four organizations!
Do Good Multnomah
Family Promise
Community of Hope
Road2Hope