Steve Schneider, CEO of Homes 4 the Homeless, was a guest of Letitia Hanke’s Radio Show, Raise the Roof, on June 5, 2024, where they discussed their joint venture to import VESSEL Homes from China as a solution to homelessness. See these homes at www.homes4thehomeless.org.
Homes 4 the Homeless is proud to announce the successful conclusion of a fundraising campaign that raised $33,000 to support Trinity School in Bellavista, Colombia.
The VESSEL E3 represents a groundbreaking advancement in tiny home design, offering a transformative living space for individuals experiencing homelessness. Designed with meticulous attention to detail and a deep understanding of the needs of our community, the VESSEL E3 redefines what it means to call a tiny home ‘home.’
Introducing the VESSEL E3: Revolutionizing Tiny Homes 4 the Homeless Read More »
A new tiny house village was unveiled Thursday in Boyle Heights to offer shelter to unhoused residents experiencing homelessness.
Tiny Home Village Opens in Boyle Heights Neighborhood of LA Read More »
Homes 4 the Homeless, a US-based nonprofit organization, has joined forces with Guangdong VESSEL Cultural Tourism Development Ltd, a renowned luxury tourism company based in China, to combat the pressing issue of homelessness.
US-China Partnership Aims to Combat Homelessness Read More »
Homes 4 the Homeless is proposing an affordable housing project for 5-10 people in Sonoma County based on a design created for Newark.
Affordable Housing for Sonoma County Read More »
This past summer, in a partnership between Homes 4 the Homeless, Boys & Girls Club Sonoma-Marin, Sonoma County Probation Department, Santa Rosa Police Community Outreach Officers, California Department of Rehabilitation, Seekhaven and Farrow Commercial Construction, local youth were identified for a summer job opportunity in construction building two portable ADA bathroom and shower units for those without shelter.
SHOWER POWER – Help Expand Our Youth Construction Training Program Read More »
Steve Schneider talks about his career, including his time with electric vehicles serving as CEO for ZAP. He also gives advice to entrepreneurs looking to raise money and tells the story about how he started Homes 4 the Homeless after losing his home in the 2017 California wildfires. He also talks about his recent appointment as Head of the Family Office Network’s Philanthropy Division.
Listen to H4H CEO Steve Schneider on The Silicon Valley Podcast Read More »
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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.
