In 2019, our Resident Services team received, processed, packaged, and distributed 390 ‘packages’ of emergency food.
In just March and April of this year, the team distributed 321 packages of emergency food. That means we’re on pace to provide more emergency food in 10 weeks than we did in ALL of 2019!

As we face COVID together, we have to all acknowledge with some humility that it’s all new, and that means we’re all learning.

As the entire planet preps for COVID-19 and practices social distancing, we're reminded that many on our team and in our community aren’t able to inside.

In response to the COVID-19 virus, we are compiling a living list of resources available to our neighbors in City Heights. This will be a shared, regularly-updated list of resources for families weathering this difficult time. We hope it helps!

When you have everything you need at home, there are no barriers to success.

This is why we spend time every week alongside our residents listening to them, learning from them, and working to create safe spaces where their children can grow.

We’ve talked a lot about helping keep families in their homes, but what about people living alone?

How do we choose who gets help? What are the long term vs short term solutions? What other resources are out there for people concerned about being evicted? Find answers here.

"People may take off. They're confusing. Life is hard sometimes, easy others. But cars just always made sense. Fixing things makes sense, ya know?"

Someone chose to care for Ms. Ringo when she needed it most, and now she does the same.

This is Rickie, our Property Manager at Hollywood Palms apartments. Rickie oversees 94 units occupied by about 560 people.

“I just realized I like working directly with people,” she recalled. “I didn’t like feeling removed from them.”