Who HomeAid Serves

Maximizing Each Dollar

What truly differentiates HomeAid from other non-profit organizations, especially in the building industry, is its model for affiliating with local home building associations to create HomeAid chapters that act as a focal point for building housing.


The diagram above depicts how HomeAid chapters work with local service providers that ultimately manage the housing after it is built, builders and trade partners to facilitate the building of the housing, and community leaders who lend their input into the process.

The key to HomeAid’s success is leveraging in-kind donations of building materials and the labor of professional builders well beyond the cash donations that we receive.

Through our industry contacts and the contributions of in-kind donations from building partners, HomeAid multiplies the effect of every cash dollar received two- to three-fold.

In terms of return on investment (ROI) and increasing the retail value of our finished housing projects, the HomeAid model remains unparalleled in the non-profit world.