Homeaid Georgia

About Homeaid Georgia

HomeAid Georgia Inc focuses on housing-related support for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness, and its recent grants show that work carried out through construction, renovation, community outreach, and in-kind support. The foundation’s largest recent award went to Veterans Empowerment Org in Atlanta for community outreach, signaling a strong connection to service providers working directly with people who need housing and stabilization support. Other sizable awards went to Gigi’s House in Roswell and House of Dawn in Jonesboro, both tied to community outreach. The pattern across the grant list is practical and site-based: funding moves into organizations that serve domestic violence survivors, veterans, and low-income communities, while also supporting the building trades and material partners that make those projects possible. Recipients include shelters, community ministries, and housing-related organizations, alongside companies and suppliers involved in the construction process. That mix fits the foundation’s stated emphasis on direct service, project-based infrastructure support, and volunteer-driven program support. The picture that emerges is a local funder using housing development as a vehicle for community engagement and tangible facility improvement.

What Homeaid Georgia Funds

Within homelessness and housing development, HomeAid Georgia Inc backs both facilities and the organizations that operate them. In 2025, it gave $42,010 to House of Dawn in Jonesboro for community outreach and $21,392 to Gateway Domestic Violence Center in Gainesville for community outreach, both serving people facing housing instability. It also supported domestic violence-related work through Intl Womens House in Decatur with a $27,906 grant. Construction and renovation appear alongside outreach in the foundation’s program model: the Build Project Application is designed for nonprofit service providers building or renovating housing and program facilities, with Georgia-only projects delivered largely through in-kind construction services and materials. For neighborhood support and practical assistance, HomeAid Georgia Inc also funded Atlanta Community Tool Bank and St Vincent De Paul, reflecting its use of local service organizations as partners in housing-related aid and community support.

How Homeaid Georgia Gives