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    Alliance for Housing Oakland County Continuum of Care

    ActiveHousing & Shelter
    PONTIAC, MIWebsite2482211854

    About Alliance for Housing Oakland County Continuum of Care

    To support housing solutions by promoting community partnerships.

    Focus Areas

    Homelessness preventionEmergency shelterRapid rehousingPermanent supportive housingHMIS (Homeless Management Information System)Veteran housing servicesCommunity capacity building

    Who They Fund

    people experiencing homelessnesshouseholds at risk of homelessnessshelter residents (including overflow clients)shelter and rehousing program staff/administration

    Funding Style

    operations support

    About Alliance for Housing Oakland County Continuum of Care

    Alliance for Housing Oakland County Continuum of Care’s grantmaking is built around Oakland County’s HUD Continuum of Care system, where it serves as the Collaborative Applicant and runs the local competition for project renewals, new projects, and bonus projects. That role makes the foundation’s giving less about a traditional open application cycle and more about coordinating housing funds across local providers working in homelessness prevention, rapid rehousing, permanent supportive housing, and related services. Its largest recent awards show the scale of that coordination. Community Housing Network Inc. received $42,884,169 in 2023 for prevention and rehousing, while Lighthouse of Oakland County received $16,725,018 the same year for staff and administration. In the same period, Olsha received $8,806,169 for staff and administration, reflecting a pattern of large operational awards that support the systems behind housing placement and shelter response. The foundation also supports organizations serving people experiencing homelessness and households at risk of homelessness through emergency shelter, staffing, facility support, and program administration. Recent grants to Hope, Common Ground, Girls Matter, South Oakland Shelter, South Oakland Citizens for the Homeless, and Haven show that the portfolio includes both core system partners and smaller shelter-related awards.

    What Alliance for Housing Oakland County Continuum of Care Funds

    Housing placement and prevention are central to the foundation’s giving. Community Housing Network Inc. received $42,884,169 in 2023 and $2,832,330 in 2024 for prevention and rehousing, then $1,235,898 in 2025 for the same purpose. Those awards point to ongoing support for keeping households housed and moving people into stable housing. Operational support is another major theme. Lighthouse of Oakland County received $16,725,018 in 2023 and $2,124,731 in 2024 for staff and administration, followed by $778,412 in 2025. Olsha also received $8,806,169 in 2023 and $169,730 in 2024 for staff and administration. The portfolio reaches shelter and emergency-response needs as well. Girls Matter received $20,000 in 2025 for shelter overflow, South Oakland Citizens for the Homeless received $12,227 in 2025 for shelter overflow, and Haven received $8,000 in 2023 for PPE and household items.

    How Alliance for Housing Oakland County Continuum of Care Gives

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $2.2M

    Total Assets

    $356K

    Total Revenue

    $2.8M

    Total Expenses

    $2.8M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $20K and $2.1M, with a median of $170K.

    25th Percentile

    $20K

    Median

    $170K

    75th Percentile

    $2.1M

    Geographic Reach

    Local1 state funded

    About 100% of grants go to recipients in MI.

    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
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    Leadership

    LEAH McCALL

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    facility/equipment support
    emergency/overflow response
    capacity building for staff/admin

    Topics

    homelessness preventionrehousing/housing placementemergency shelter / overflow shelterstaffing and administrative support for housing servicesfacility maintenance and building operationsPPE and household supplies distribution

    Grant sizes are highly skewed: the 25th percentile is $20,000, the median is $169,730, and the 75th percentile is $2,124,731. That spread reflects a mix of very large system-level awards and smaller operational or overflow-support grants. The same organizations appear across multiple years, including Community Housing Network Inc., Lighthouse of Oakland County, Hope, Olsha, and Common Ground, which points to recurring support rather than one-off awards. The foundation is structured as a local Continuum of Care collaborative applicant, not an individual-giving fund, and it does not make program-related investments. Its local competition is tied to HUD CoC project renewals, new projects, bonus projects, and planning.

    Where Alliance for Housing Oakland County Continuum of Care Makes Grants

    All listed grants went to U.S. recipients, and 100% of grants were in Michigan. The recipient map is concentrated in Oakland County cities: Troy, Pontiac, Bloomfield Hills, Birmingham, Lathrup Village, and Berkley. Pontiac appears repeatedly, including grants to Lighthouse of Oakland County, Olsha, Hope, and Haven. Troy is also prominent through Community Housing Network Inc., while shelter-related awards extend to Birmingham, Berkley, and Lathrup Village.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Alliance for Housing Oakland County Continuum of Care

    What kind of work does Alliance for Housing Oakland County Continuum of Care fund?

    It funds housing-system work in Oakland County, especially homelessness prevention, rapid rehousing, permanent supportive housing, emergency shelter, and related staffing or administration. Recent grants include prevention and rehousing awards, staff/admin support, shelter overflow support, and PPE or household-item support.

    How does this foundation make grants?

    It operates as the Collaborative Applicant for Oakland County’s HUD Continuum of Care program and runs the local competition for renewals, new projects, bonus projects, and planning. That means funding is tied to a structured local review and ranking process rather than a broad public grant solicitation.

    What are the typical grant sizes?

    The grant-size distribution is wide: p25 is $20,000, median is $169,730, and p75 is $2,124,731. The pattern includes both very large awards for housing-system partners and smaller grants for shelter overflow, staffing, and building support.

    Which organizations have received repeat support?

    Several recipients appear across multiple years, including Community Housing Network Inc., Lighthouse of Oakland County, Hope, Olsha, and Common Ground. Community Housing Network Inc. received awards in 2023, 2024, and 2025, and Lighthouse of Oakland County also appears in all three years.

    Where are the grants concentrated geographically?

    All listed grants went to Michigan recipients, with 100% in the foundation’s grantmaking state. The recipient cities include Troy, Pontiac, Bloomfield Hills, Birmingham, Lathrup Village, and Berkley, with Pontiac appearing multiple times in the recent-grants list.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    COMMUNITY HOUSING NETWORK INCTROY, MI$1,235,8982025PREVENTION & REHOUSING
    LIGHTHOUSE OF OAKLAND COUNTYPONTIAC, MI$778,4122025STAFF/ADMIN
    HOPEPONTIAC, MI$123,7842025STAFF
    GIRLS MATTERBIRMINGHAM, MI$20,0002025SHELTER OVERFLOW
    SOUTH OAKLAND CITIZENS FOR THE HOMELESSBERKLEY, MI$12,2272025SHELTER OVERFLOW
    COMMUNITY HOUSING NETWORK INCTROY, MI$2,832,3302024PREVENTION & REHOUSING
    LIGHTHOUSE OF OAKLAND COUNTYPONTIAC, MI$2,124,7312024STAFF/ADMIN
    HOPEPONTIAC, MI$177,3002024STAFF
    OLSHAPontiac, MI$169,7302024STAFF/ADMIN
    SOUTH OAKLAND SHELTERLATHRUP VILLAGE, MI$12,5012024STAFF/ADMIN
    COMMON GROUNDBLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI$10,7042024STAFF/BUILDING/ADMIN
    COMMUNITY HOUSING NETWORK INCTROY, MI$42,884,1692023PREVENTION & REHOUSING
    LIGHTHOUSE OF OAKLAND COUNTYPONTIAC, MI$16,725,0182023STAFF/ADMIN
    OLSHAPontiac, MI$8,806,1692023STAFF/ADMIN
    HOPEPONTIAC, MI$155,4982023STAFF
    COMMON GROUNDBLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI$76,2492023STAFF/BUILDING/ADMIN
    HAVENPONTIAC, MI$8,0002023PPE/HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

    COMMUNITY HOUSING NETWORK INC

    $1,235,898
    TROY, MI2025

    PREVENTION & REHOUSING

    LIGHTHOUSE OF OAKLAND COUNTY

    $778,412
    PONTIAC, MI2025

    STAFF/ADMIN

    HOPE

    $123,784
    PONTIAC, MI2025

    STAFF

    GIRLS MATTER

    $20,000
    BIRMINGHAM, MI2025

    SHELTER OVERFLOW

    SOUTH OAKLAND CITIZENS FOR THE HOMELESS

    $12,227
    BERKLEY, MI2025

    SHELTER OVERFLOW

    COMMUNITY HOUSING NETWORK INC

    $2,832,330
    TROY, MI2024

    PREVENTION & REHOUSING

    LIGHTHOUSE OF OAKLAND COUNTY

    $2,124,731
    PONTIAC, MI2024

    STAFF/ADMIN

    HOPE

    $177,300
    PONTIAC, MI2024

    STAFF

    OLSHA

    $169,730
    Pontiac, MI2024

    STAFF/ADMIN

    SOUTH OAKLAND SHELTER

    $12,501
    LATHRUP VILLAGE, MI2024

    STAFF/ADMIN

    COMMON GROUND

    $10,704
    BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI2024

    STAFF/BUILDING/ADMIN

    COMMUNITY HOUSING NETWORK INC

    $42,884,169
    TROY, MI2023

    PREVENTION & REHOUSING

    LIGHTHOUSE OF OAKLAND COUNTY

    $16,725,018
    PONTIAC, MI2023

    STAFF/ADMIN

    OLSHA

    $8,806,169
    Pontiac, MI2023

    STAFF/ADMIN

    HOPE

    $155,498
    PONTIAC, MI2023

    STAFF

    COMMON GROUND

    $76,249
    BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI2023

    STAFF/BUILDING/ADMIN

    HAVEN

    $8,000
    PONTIAC, MI2023

    PPE/HOUSEHOLD ITEMS