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What does a national partnership really look like?Sometimes, it looks like a room filled with people who have decided to...
10/14/2026

What does a national partnership really look like?

Sometimes, it looks like a room filled with people who have decided to get personally involved.

CEO, Scott Larson had the opportunity this week to speak with leaders from First American Title’s Homebuilder Services Division about HomeAid, our history, our impact and where we're headed. What made the conversation particularly meaningful was having several First American leaders in the room who are already serving HomeAid nationally and through affiliates across the country.

From board leadership to volunteering and corporate support, First American's relationship with HomeAid is ultimately about people choosing to use their experience, relationships and resources to serve their communities.

Thank you to Anne Law, Chris Zrepsky and Michelle Phillips for the invitation and for bringing us together and to all of the First American leaders who continue to support HomeAid's mission.

When good people and strong organizations work together, we can build more than housing. We can help people build new lives.

Check out the full article on the Link in Bio || https://www.homeaid.org/blog-2/homeaid-and-first-american

10/13/2026

What if the key to ending homelessness starts with prevention? 🏡

For young adults facing housing instability, having the right support at the right time can make a lasting difference.

In our newest episode of Unsheltered Conversations, Nathan “Nate” Meinzer of the Utah Office of Homelessness Services joins the discussion about why early intervention matters.

Through Salt Lake County Youth Services' Milestone Transitional Living Program, young adults receive stable housing alongside resources that support education, employment, and independent living.

And the impact is meaningful: In 2025, 97% of young adults exiting Milestone were stably housed and either working or attending school.

With partners like HomeAid Utah helping create dignified spaces for these programs, communities can work together to build stronger pathways out of homelessness.

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 22 is available now!

Listen here: https://www.homeaid.org/unsheltered-conversations

10/12/2026

“When you're experiencing homelessness, you're surviving.”

For young adults without a stable home or reliable support system, everyday goals like going to school or finding a job can feel out of reach.

Mina Koplin of Salt Lake County Youth Services reminds us that youth homelessness isn't about a lack of ambition. It's about the challenges of building a future while trying to meet immediate needs.

Through programs like Milestone, safe housing and supportive services help young adults find stability and take meaningful steps toward independence.

🎙️ Tomorrow, October 13, we're continuing this important conversation in a new episode of Unsheltered Conversations.

Learn more and tune in: https://www.homeaid.org/unsheltered-conversations

A quick reminder of what brings us together 🏠HomeAid's mission is to help people experiencing or at risk of homelessness...
10/08/2026

A quick reminder of what brings us together 🏠

HomeAid's mission is to help people experiencing or at risk of homelessness build new lives through construction, community engagement, and education.

Behind every project are builders, partners, and volunteers who believe everyone deserves safe and dignified housing. Together, we've completed 1,500+ developments and served more than 1.8 million people. đź’›

Learn more at homeaid.org/about

Join HomeAid America and Zonda on November 19 in Newport Beach for the 2027 Housing Market Economic Outlook Breakfast.He...
10/07/2026

Join HomeAid America and Zonda on November 19 in Newport Beach for the 2027 Housing Market Economic Outlook Breakfast.

Hear from Ali Wolf, Chief Economist at Zonda & NewHomeSource, alongside policy leaders Tom Grable, Dan Dunmoyer, and Lake Coulson, and builder leaders Matt Zaist, Seth Ring, Tim McSunas, Richard Douglass, and James Furey.

The program will be moderated by Tim Sullivan, Chief Advisory Officer at Zonda, and Scott Larson, CEO of HomeAid America.

Connect with industry peers, hear from housing experts, and gain insight into what’s ahead for the housing market in 2027.

Proceeds support HomeAid’s mission to help individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness build new lives through construction, community engagement, and education.

👉 Register or learn about sponsorship opportunities:
https://fundraise.givesmart.com/form/YlQAcw?vid=1sqcx7

What can happen when everyone contributes what they can? 🥣🏡Marcia Brown’s Stone Soup has been teaching generations of re...
10/06/2026

What can happen when everyone contributes what they can? 🥣🏡

Marcia Brown’s Stone Soup has been teaching generations of readers a simple but powerful lesson: when a community comes together and shares its resources, something greater becomes possible.

It’s a message that feels especially meaningful to HomeAid. Builders, service providers, trade partners, volunteers, donors, and supporters each bring something different to the table—and together, we create housing and resources that help individuals and families experiencing homelessness move toward stability.

Our book review also includes discussion questions and activities for families, classrooms, and community groups looking to explore generosity, empathy, and service.

đź“– Read Stone Soup and explore the full review: https://www.homeaid.org/book-reviews/stone-soup

Building hope through community collaboration. Inland Empire  is featured in the October issue of Builder and Developer,...
10/05/2026

Building hope through community collaboration.

Inland Empire is featured in the October issue of Builder and Developer, sharing how partnerships throughout Riverside and San Bernardino Counties are helping create housing, supportive services and greater stability for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

The feature highlights several projects underway—from renovating emergency shelter space to developing transitional housing for youth, families and veterans.

These projects are possible because builders, trade partners, service providers, nonprofits, volunteers and donors continue to come together around a shared purpose: creating places where people can move forward with dignity.

We’re proud to celebrate HomeAid Inland Empire and the community partners making this work possible.

Read the full feature and see what collaboration can build: https://www.homeaid.org/news

⏰ Early Bird Pricing Ends TODAY!Join HomeAid America and Zonda on November 19 in Newport Beach for the 2027 Housing Mark...
09/30/2026

⏰ Early Bird Pricing Ends TODAY!

Join HomeAid America and Zonda on November 19 in Newport Beach for the 2027 Housing Market Economic Outlook Breakfast.

Hear from Ali Wolf, Chief Economist at Zonda & NewHomeSource, alongside policy leaders Tom Grable, Dan Dunmoyer, and Lake Coulson, and builder leaders Matt Zaist, Seth Ring, Tim McSunas, Richard Douglass, and James Furey.

The program will be moderated by Tim Sullivan, Chief Advisory Officer at Zonda, and Scott Larson, CEO of HomeAid America.

Early Bird tickets are $250 through October 1 — register today before pricing increases.

Proceeds support HomeAid’s mission to help individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness build new lives through construction, community engagement, and education.

👉 Register or learn about sponsorship opportunities:
https://fundraise.givesmart.com/form/YlQAcw?vid=1sqcx7

09/29/2026

“It’s not just four walls.”

For Karen Garner, working alongside families in Grizzly Flats brought a new appreciation for everything the word “home” represents—the memories, relationships, and moments that happen within it.

Five years after the Caldor Fire, families are finding a pathway home through a collaboration between El Dorado County, HomeAid Sacramento , the building industry, and community partners.

🎙️ Grizzly Flats: Rebuilding Home After the Caldor Fire, the newest episode of Unsheltered Conversations, is out now.

🎧 Listen to the full conversation: https://www.homeaid.org/unsheltered-conversations

09/28/2026

“What do you need? How can I help?”

For Christopher Brown, that willingness to step up is part of what makes the Sacramento region’s building community so special.

Builders, trades, suppliers, and partners have rallied around families in Grizzly Flats who are still rebuilding after the Caldor Fire—bringing their skills and resources together to help create a pathway home.

Hear Christopher share more about the people behind this effort in the next episode of Unsheltered Conversations, releasing tomorrow, September 29.

Catch up on Unsheltered Conversations: https://www.homeaid.org/unsheltered-conversations

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