Fund the first phase
Philanthropists, foundations, employers, faith communities, and public partners can help fund organizational capacity, property, design, conversion, operations, and housing exits.
H2HH needs capital, services, land and buildings, civic coordination, operating knowledge, and people willing to solve problems across institutional boundaries.
Philanthropists, foundations, employers, faith communities, and public partners can help fund organizational capacity, property, design, conversion, operations, and housing exits.
Healthcare, mental health, recovery, legal, workforce, food, transportation, animal care, education, and housing partners can shape a practical co-location model.
Owners, brokers, developers, lenders, contractors, engineers, and facility operators can help identify and test buildings that can be converted quickly and responsibly.
Public leaders, hospital systems, courts, law enforcement, EMS, universities, and community organizations can connect H2HH to the systems that shape daily outcomes.
Serious partners deserve a clear plan and honest measures.
What responsibility will H2HH own, what will each partner own, and how will handoffs work?
What data supports the design, what remains an assumption, and what will be tested?
How will the operating model serve people with respect while protecting clients, staff, partners, and neighbors?
How many people entered, engaged, exited to stability, and remained outside homelessness?
H2HH is assembling its first network of capital, operating, property, public-sector, and service partners. Contact details can be added here before the public launch.
Read the H2HH mission →