Horizon Housing Foundation

About Horizon Housing Foundation

Horizon Housing Foundation’s grantmaking is centered on scholarships, with awards ranging from K-12 support to college, trade school, and certification funding for residents connected to Horizon properties. The largest recent grant listed is $21,000 to Christian Brothers College in St. Louis, paired with a $14,500 grant to Cardinal Ritter College Prep High School, which points to a strong education-support pattern in Missouri. Recent awards also reach higher education and vocational pathways, including grants to Kennesaw State University, Albany State University, and Central Georgia Technical College. The foundation funds individuals and makes program-related investments, which places its work in a broader support structure than grantmaking alone. The recent grant list suggests a scholarship model that is both institutionally administered and resident-focused. Some awards are tied to named schools in St. Louis, while others support accredited postsecondary and trade education for Horizon-affiliated residents in multiple states. Grant sizes in the recent record cluster around smaller scholarship awards, but the overall list includes several larger tuition-support grants. Across the available data, the foundation’s activity reads as education access funding rather than broad thematic philanthropy.

What Horizon Housing Foundation Funds

One clear theme is tuition support for faith-affiliated schools and colleges in Missouri. Horizon Housing Foundation gave $7,500 to St Louis Catholic Academy and $3,000 to Rosati-Kain Academy, both in St. Louis, showing repeated scholarship support for Catholic education. A second area is postsecondary access. The foundation awarded $12,000 to Kennesaw State University and $4,500 to Central Georgia Technical College, indicating support for both four-year and career-focused study. A third pattern is K-12 aid for resident students. Grants to North County Christian School in Florissant and St Joseph Parish School in Wentzville show that elementary and high school support is part of the portfolio. The data also includes awards for institutions serving students beyond Missouri, such as Georgia State University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, which shows that the scholarship model reaches multiple educational tracks.

How Horizon Housing Foundation Gives