Essence McClinton and her mother live in a Homes of Hope home. Essence is a freshman at Spelman University in Atlanta and is on a full academic scholarship....
Construction on our new state of the art classroom training center begins this week!!...
“We have a new understanding of the interplay of how housing influences health in terms of stability, quality, and the effect on physical and mental health,” -Megan Sandel ...
SCACED is excited to announce the election of Don Oglesby, as the new Board Chairman of SCACED, with a term beginning January 1, 2018. ...
Alex is an intern in our men's development program. Many take their foot off the gas when they're near completion... Not this guy! :) He's just about to get started. Way to go Alex!...
After 15 years of addiction and 6 months of rehab, Jason became a part of the one-year Men's Development Program. ...
A Greenville native, Laura was one of the first rental clients in our mixed-income neighborhood made up of renters and homeowners in downtown Greenville. ...
Any donation to Homes of Hope is eligible to receive a tax deduction on their income tax. As an entrepreneurial nonprofit, Homes of Hope is able to produce 70% of our budgeted income through housing related activities. Community support in the form of grants, foundation awards, and individuals' donations help us fulfill the other 30%. We are proud of this sustainable mo...
Keep ReadingHollingsworth Funds awards Homes of Hope $100,000. Grant to help organization build 5 homes for poverty-level families....
Keep ReadingAffordable housing benefits the entire community as we glean from the positive contributions of families who are positioned for success. ...
Keep ReadingWhat My Home Means to Me by Rebecca, age 10...
Keep ReadingCelebrating our 500th home, Welcoming our 500th family! ...
Keep ReadingDuring his time at Homes of Hope, Isreal has reconnected with his four-year-old daughter and learned the magic of the holidays free of alcohol and drug addiction....
Keep ReadingHomes of Hope is innovatively addressing issues of poverty, workforce development, and affordable housing and you can be a part of it-- read on to see how lives are being changed through LoCAL Housing. ...
Keep ReadingBradley struggled for years with drug addiction & hopelessness. Read from his experience how his life has been changed by God at Homes of Hope....
Keep ReadingOn May 16th, 2014 Homes of Hope held our annual fundraising banquet at the Hyatt in Downtown Greenville. Together with 500 guests we celebrated our 15th Anniversary and the many lives that have been changed through our mission of affordable housing and job training. Here are some updates from our event speakers. "It was a relief to share my story at Homes of Hope's banq...
Keep ReadingHomes of Hope is hiring a client development assistant to provide property and case management to Homes of Hope's affordable housing clients in Anderson, SC. ...
Keep ReadingWinter Storm Pax hits the Upstate! Here are some photos contributed from our tenants & homeowners from various housing developments throughout Greenville. We've never seen these neighborhoods look quite like this!...
Keep ReadingHomes of Hope will reach 500 units of completed affordable housing in 2014!...
Keep ReadingAs we review the year we leave behind we celebrate great joys and we’re thankful for your involvement, whether through finances, prayer, or volunteer support. As we move forward into 2014, we anticipate great potential in people and in neighborhoods- but we need your help. ...
Keep ReadingNewlyweds, Sam and Dee Orange, share their adoption story and how Homes of Hope provided the home where their family found a new start....
Keep ReadingOn August 9th Homes of Hope celebrated our second corporate build with Greenville-based company, Resurgent Capital Services. Resurgent employees have been diligently joining our Men's Development interns on the job site each Thursday, Friday, and Saturday for several weeks to complete two LoCAL homes side by side on Joe Louis Street in West Greenville. The end result are t...
Keep ReadingHomes of Hope expands its regional reach through personnel promotions and the opening of a new satellite office in Anderson, SC....
Keep ReadingHomes of Hope has been housing families in South Carolina for fourteen years. We provide safe, energy efficient, affordable homes to low-income and homeless families throughout our community. We also mentor and provide construction-related job training to men overcoming drug and alcohol addictions. All that we do stems from Matthew 25 28. On January 31st we'll celebrat...
Keep ReadingCountry-wide there are numerous efforts to improve and increase the availability of affordable housing for our nation's families in need. We have been privileged to play our part in this movement for the past fourteen years in Upstate South Carolina. As we approach the completion of our 400th home later this year we are thrilled to know that the number of homes we provide ...
Keep Reading"I'm 63 years old and I didn't think I'd have a place this nice again. I thought I'd have to live in some senior place, so this is real break for me and it has been a blessing." HOH Tenant, Donna Neeley Stories like this from our renter, Miss Neeley, make us proud to provide housing that is both quality-made and can be considered "home." Her excitement also highlights t...
Keep Reading"How good and pleasant it iswhen brothers live together in unity!" Psalm 133:1 Once a year the men in our job training and mentoring program retreat from the day to day at Homes of Hope to spend some strategic, focused time enjoying God and one another at the annual "Wild at Heart Retreat." Based on the book of the same title by John Eldredge, which provides a deeper loo...
Keep ReadingToday we celebrated a Homes of Hope first- our first venture into Anderson County with the development of five brand-new, safe, and energy-efficient affordable homes. We are honored to be able to partner with the City of Anderson in these developments and have pledged to build 100 homes in the next 10 years for the many families who are in need of affordable housing. Welc...
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