The Makeshift Traveler Journey continues and we are excited to share our newest partnership on the East Coast. The HomeMore Project is partnering with the

We are thrilled to announce a major new partnership between The HomeMore Project and St. Vincent de Paul of Los Angeles, one of the largest

The Makeshift Traveler Journey has always been about more than a backpack. While the solar-powered Makeshift Traveler provides daily relief, safety, and mobility for individuals

This month, The HomeMore Project partnered with Six Stones and NVCSS (Northern Valley Catholic Social Services) to distribute 20 Makeshift Traveler backpacks to individuals experiencing

The HomeMore Project is excited to announce four new grant awards that will significantly expand the reach of the Makeshift Traveler backpack program across multiple

On September 3rd, we had the privilege of partnering with Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino (CAPSB) and the Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation to

This past week, we had the opportunity to visit San Diego County for two meaningful moments that reflect the strength of our local partnerships. In

On Tuesday, September 2nd, we had the opportunity to walk alongside the City of Morgan Hill and Unhoused Specialist Brian Malicdem during an outreach day

This past Thursday, August 28th, was a powerful reminder of what’s possible when generous community foundations and grassroots organizations come together to serve those living

This past week, I had the opportunity to visit Vail, Colorado to participate in a year long fellowship with Access Ventures. Access Ventures utilizes a

Earlier this year, The HomeMore Project received a grant from the ALL RISE Foundation, founded by New York Yankees star, Aaron Judge. Flash forward to