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How ‘Project Playhouse’ is Helping the Homeless
Video coverage from FOX11 covering the installation day of Project Playhouse Village 2024.
HomeAid Celebrates CareCenter Grand Re-Opening
Video coverage from KTLA5 covering the grand re-opening of the HomeAid Family CareCenter.
Project Playhouse Returns After 12-Year Hiatus
HomeAid Orange County is bringing back the popular fundraiser.
Project Playhouse Returns for HomeAid Orange County’s 35th Anniversary
Last held in 2012, Project Playhouse will showcase the talents of local home builders while supporting HomeAid’s mission to address homelessness.
Affordable Housing Project in Old Towne Orange Respects History and Addresses Modern Challenge
The La Veta Village will restore three historic homes and create six units of affordable housing for families and seniors at risk of homelessness.
Annual Diaper Drive is Friday, June 7 at Tustin Legacy Shopping Center
HomeAid Orange County is looking for lots of diapers and baby food to help families living in Orange County homeless shelters.
Robyne’s Landing Opens Doors in Huntington Beach
“A nest is ideal.
But sometimes birds — or high school students — who take flight also just need a landing place for a while. “
HOMEAID ORANGE COUNTY RAISES CLOSE TO $400,000 at “HOPE IN HOUSING” GALA
Read the Full Story on Orange Coast Magazine
HOMEAID ORANGE COUNTY RAISES $400,000 AT SOLD OUT “HOPE FOR HOUSING” GALA
Read the full story on page 11.
Spectrum News - “Costa Mesa celebrates new affordable housing units”
Wearing a Santa Claus hat in front of a small crowd of stakeholders, Costa Mesa Mayor John Stephens struck a cheerful chord, even as he cautioned of the challenging task ahead.
“SoCalGas Donates Nearly 20,000 Diapers to HomeAid Orange County”
“This is the second year in a row we’ve partnered with HomeAid,” said Ian Burns field team lead at SoCalGas. “We are so happy that people continue to donate and volunteer to the organization.”
“City Supports HomeAid Diaper Drive That Serves Over 1,000 Homeless Babies”
Read the full article by the City of Irvine.