As the Arizona Housing Fund celebrates its seventh anniversary, the initiative created to fund additional housing for Arizonans experiencing homelessness provided three new grants totaling $500,000 in October.
Veterans Community Project received a $250,000 grant for VCP Village in Glendale, Old Pueblo Community Services received a $150,000 grant for Water Street Apartments in Tucson, and La Mesa Ministries received a $100,000 grant for Eden Village of Arizona in Mesa.
“Each of these grant recipients has a proven track record of serving Arizona’s most vulnerable residents,” Arizona Housing Fund Founder Howard Epstein stated in a press release. “Thanks to the generosity of thousands of donors, this latest round of grants will help hundreds of Arizonans experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness find a safe place to call home.”
