According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s 2020 national point-in-time count, it is estimated that there are 580,466 people experiencing homelessness on any given night in the United States – including 171,575 parents and children. Those numbers are unacceptable to us and the organizations we are proud to call our partners.
In many of our communities, there is a critical need for affordable housing options. Having a safe and stable home environment is a key component of making sure all family members have the ability to succeed in life. Research shows housing-based solutions combined with the right supports can reduce homelessness.
We proudly support widespread efforts to combat homelessness in our communities. Valuable programs including homelessness prevention, housing stabilization, transitional housing, and permanent housing options improve the lives of families and position them for greater success.