SUPPORT OUR MISSION TO
PROTECT & KEEP FAMILIES
Our Process
Land and Area Evaluation Process
When selecting a location for new housing projects, we prioritize building strong relationships with local community leaders and ministry partners. These trusted connections guide our decision-making process and help us determine the most impactful areas for development. While the demand for affordable housing is critical, we focus on regions where other humanitarian needs are already being addressed, ensuring our efforts complement existing support and make the most meaningful impact.
We Meet Each Family
Community leaders play a central role in selecting the families that will receive a home, as well as overseeing the construction process. This approach allows us to work closely with trusted local leaders who understand the unique needs of their communities. These leaders are involved in every step: from choosing families and verifying land ownership, to selecting materials, hiring labor, and ensuring quality control from foundation to final touches.
Construction Begins
Local laborers are integral to each housing project. Not only does every new home provide a safe shelter for the family, but it also creates jobs and fair wages for workers within the community. We prioritize using local materials that reflect the architectural style of the area, ensuring that homes blend seamlessly into their surroundings. Every home, no matter the location, is built with a solid foundation and a durable roof—key elements for long-term stability. By sourcing materials and labor locally, we also contribute to the economic growth of the community.
We Deliver the New Home
The moment a family receives their home is the highlight of our work. This new home represents more than just shelter—it’s a new beginning, a place where families can thrive in safety and security. It’s a transformative experience, both for the family and for us. Through our efforts, we aim to preserve the family unit, offering a stable and healthy environment in which children can grow and develop.
We Share the Story with You
Every home we build tells a story of community collaboration, hard work, and hope. We believe in sharing these stories with you, our supporters, because your involvement makes all of this possible. Your commitment helps us create lasting change, one home at a time.
Why Housing Partners OF America is Needed
Mecklenburg County Homeless
As of June 30, 2024, there were 2,784 homeless people in Mecklenburg County.
Affordable Housing Crisis
Currently, there are over 34,000 families priced out of affordable housing. This includes police officers, teachers, and other first responders.
Our Military Veterans
In Mecklenburg County, there are more than 180 homeless veterans.
The Impact on Children
There are more than 4,000 children who are homeless in Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools.
The Impact On Charlotte
In Charlotte, the average cost to provide support for a homeless person is $40,000. This drops significantly to approximately $14,000 once in supportive housing.
Breaking the Cycle
Good community housing programs have over a 97% housing stability rate. Individuals who have been chronically homeless, but can get in, can sustain that housing.
Donation Real Estate
About Real Estate Donations
We take care of paying off outstanding loans, liens, commissions, and all closing costs, making the donation process simple and hassle-free. If you have a property that’s no longer being used or is costing you money, donating it is a meaningful way to give back to your community. Plus, you may qualify for a significant tax deduction while helping to provide safe, affordable housing to those in need.
How to Donate Your Real Estate
Step 1 - Tell Us About Your Property or Land
Fill out our online real estate form with some basic info to start the donation process.
Step 2 - Our professional team at Helping Hands of America will contact you.
After speaking with you we'll evaluate your property. Restrictions may apply.
Step 3 - We Help You With Closing and the Paperwork
We'll send you all the necessary paperwork you need for your tax deduction.