Our non-profit NHOO serves as a bridge — connecting people with education, resources, compassionate support, and community partnerships that promote housing stability, financial empowerment, and aging in place. NHOO is committed to improving quality of life by empowering individuals and families through education, advocacy, and community-based solutions
A message from Bobbi:
"People often ask me why I founded NHOO. The answer isn't found in a single moment. It was shaped over a lifetime of serving others and recognizing the gaps that too many individuals and families face. My career began in law enforcement, where I spent fifteen years serving my community. During that time, I witnessed people at some of the most difficult moments of their lives. I learned that behind every crisis was a person, a family, and a story. Later, as a licensed Mortgage Loan Originator and Branch Manager of my mortgage company, Exodus Lending Solutions, I had the privilege of helping individuals and families achieve the dream of homeownership. It was rewarding work, but it also opened my eyes to another reality. Many hardworking families had the desire to own a home but lacked access to the education, resources, and guidance needed to get there. Then life became deeply personal. For ten years, I had the privilege of caring for my mother as she aged. Like so many family caregivers, I tried to balance everything at once — working full-time, raising my daughter, managing our household, and making sure my mother received the care she deserved. Along the way, I experienced firsthand how difficult it can be to find compassionate, dependable, and affordable in-home care. They taught me that helping someone purchase a home is only part of the journey. Equally important is helping them remain safely, independently, and with dignity in the home they love. True independence doesn't mean facing life alone. It means having the right people walking alongside you. That realization became the foundation for NHOO — the New Home Owners Organization. Today, NHOO has grown beyond its original purpose of preparing families for homeownership. We are building pathways that help individuals and families build, preserve, and thrive at home through education, financial empowerment, aging-in-place initiatives, workforce development, and community partnerships. Every family we serve reminds me why this mission matters. Every senior who is able to remain at home, every caregiver who is empowered to make a difference, and every family that achieves greater stability reinforces the calling that God has placed on my life. This isn’t simply the work we do; it is the mission we have been entrusted to steward. Throughout every chapter of my life, I have seen God’s hand preparing me for work I did not yet understand. What once appeared to be separate experiences — law enforcement, mortgage lending, caring for my mother, and serving seniors — were all preparing me for one calling: to help people build, preserve, and thrive at home. I am grateful for the opportunity to serve and excited for what God continues to unfold through NHOO."
