She persevered through a winding 4 year journey to finally purchase a home.
One of the biggest passages of wealth from generation to generation occurs through homeownership. Greenline Housing Foundation is reversing the effects of redlining and housing discrimination by providing down payment grants, financial education, and home maintenance assistance to qualified Black and Hispanic people.
We give money to qualified applicants for a down payment towards the purchase of a home.
We’ve partnered with leading financial educators to make sure homeowners are not only set up well to buy a home, but also to thrive in their home.
We work with contractors to fund improvements to maintain and increase home values.
Learn about how we’re making homeownership accessible.
She persevered through a winding 4 year journey to finally purchase a home.
After living in three different states she finally feels truly rooted.
Are building a firm foundation and legacy for their future family.
A single mom who has worked hard to achieve her family’s dreams.
Owning a home has anchored him while reaching for even greater possibilities.
She’s persevered and overcome many obstacles on her journey to homeownership.
They’ve accomplished a lot of “firsts” in their families including becoming homeowners.
A native Los Angeleno and single mother shows her kids that anything is possible.
Has worked hard his entire life to get to a place where him and his family can feel secure.
Serving her community and creating an inviting place where people feel loved.
A single mom invested in her community finds a place her boys can call home.
Denver natives find a place for their growing family to land in Pasadena.
Two creatives called to make a big move for their family and their future.
A mother of three investing in her hometown and her family’s future.
A Pediatric Cardiac Nurse serving her community defies the odds.
A proud homeowner who hasn’t forgotten where she came from.
Building a legacy for their family for generations to come.
A single mother and city worker fighting gentrification and planting roots in her hometown.
Leading by example for their children.
Committed educators building a legacy in their community.
Changing the narrative for their family for generations to come.
Passionate educators putting down roots in Los Angeles.
She wanted a home that would help her continue her passion of mentoring young women.
They had been looking for a home for almost two years.
They’ve been active in the area of racial reconciliation for decades.
Homeownership was something they believed was out of reach.
We don’t need to wait for our local, state, and federal government. Together we can crowdfund repair.
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