HBF and members of the residential building community have been working for more than a year to shore up the aging houses that Project Homeless Connect uses to provide services.

HBF and members of the residential building community have been working for more than a year to shore up the aging houses that Project Homeless Connect uses to provide services.

In the past fiscal year, Do Good successfully housed more than 220 individuals, and our Permanent Supportive Housing programs have a 93% annual retention rate.

Our friends @scottedwardsarchitecture showed up on an October Saturday morning to build eight sturdy picnic tables. The tables are now in place at  @portlandgov Sunderland Safe Park Village.