Everyone agrees, the cost of housing is far too high. Late last year, auditors in Los Angeles sounded an alarm after a review of 1000 units under construction for unhoused individuals averaged $600,000, according to a report in the Los Angeles Times. This smashes the median home price in the United States, which Business Insider sets at $226,800. […]
Homeless housing in Los Angeles costing $750,000 per unit Read More »
Long the toy of vacationers and retirees, travel trailers in recent years have unfortunately become the only shelter to thousands of people and families forced into homelessness. Homes 4 the Homeless has zeroed in on modular housing innovations in a tiny house format, but in the near-term we want to accelerate our research into various techniques of transitional housing.
WANTED: Donations of Building Materials for Tiny House Trailers Read More »
Protests across the country over the death of George Floyd have highlighted continuing racial discrepancies in the United States and need for reforms. The issue of homelessness in particular has disproportionately affected minority and historically underserved communities.
Steven Schneider is no newcomer to the automotive industry. He started out as an automotive detailer and has worked his way through almost all aspects of the industry. In 2012, he branched into automotive rental and sought out some financial help.
NextGear: How a Natural Disaster Sparked the Idea for a Nonprofit Read More »
Big thanks to our board member Joe Moore of Joe Moore Painting & Roofing Windsor, California for the donation of a 20 foot storage container ?? #donation #nonprofit #shippingcontainerhouse #containerhome #homes4thehomeless #modularhome #modularhouse #modularhousing #tinyhouse #tinyhome #homelessness #homeless
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A big thank you is in order. What started as a chance meeting with an architect has catapulted Homes 4 the Homeless into the thick of rapid response, transitional housing. In normal times, we might not have had such an opportunity to work with an architecture firm like Workshop Architects, but now with the COVID19 Pandemic and social distancing, we have the luxury of working with ten or more architects at a time, face-to-face via Zoom virtual meetings!
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Homes 4 the Homeless is proud to announce that it is now officially a public charity with tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the United States Internal Revenue Code.
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Homes 4 the Homeless invites you to be part of a revolution in affordable housing. Using automotive-based, modular homes and containers, our new nonprofit business is offering transitional housing for victims of natural disasters and homelessness, anywhere rapid-response housing is needed to help victims recover and find long-term residency.
WANTED: 2 X 20 foot Shipping Containers 4 the Homeless Read More »
Modular Terrace Apartments as rapid-response, transitional housing #homelessness #tinyhome #tinyapartment #rapidresponsehousing #transitionalhousing #tinyvillage
3D Walkthrough of Modular Terrace Apartments Read More »
Congratulations to our friend Ryan Cooper on his new film Christmas A La Mode! Plan the perfect holiday date night to watch Ryan play an American tycoon on Lifetime Movie Network opposite co-star Katie LeClerc.
Actor Ryan Cooper Joins Homes 4 the Homeless Read More »
Homes 4 the Homeless is a certified 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2018 after founder Steve Schneider’s house was burned down in the Sonoma wildfires.
