HHSI History
What year was HHSI founded?
When is 1990?
The process of asking a donor for a gift.
What is a solicitation?
Who are Women and Men 18 years of age?
What is our Vision statement?
What is A home for every person?
The campaign phase when the largest gifts are received.
What is the quiet phase?
Staff members who build relationships with individuals living outside to get a better understanding of their particular barriers to becoming housed. They provide emergency supplies such as water, hygiene products, blankets, and referrals to appropriate service.
Who are Outreach Navigators/Street Outreach?
What four buildings make up the Jubilee Campus?
What is the Rectory, Administrative Building, Corner Closet, and Fresh Start Center?
The tool that summarizes the why, what, and how of your campaign.
What is the Campaign Case Statement?
This program bridges the gap between a housing crisis and housing stability by providing short-term rental assistance and case management.
What is Rapid Rehousing?
How many properties do we currently house individuals in?
What is 152 owned or 157 total?
The tool that describes the donations needed to achieve your campaign goal.
What is the Gift Chart?
What program assists households who are not eligible for federal and state housing assistance programs, as well as Housing Choice Voucher Program Section 8 holders.
What is Mission-Focused Housing?
The Core Values of HHSI (5)
What are:
Quality: We believe in meeting a standard of excellence in everything we do.
Housing is a Human Right. We believe each person deserves to have a place they call home.
Integrity: We believe in acting according to strong, ethical principles.
Accountability: We honor our commitments.
Community: We believe in the power of partnership and collaborate with others to lead, advocate, and succeed in ending homelessness.
The time when you change from a "working goal" to a "campaign goal."
This program addresses the needs of individuals experiencing recurring homelessness, who may add costs to systems paid for by the public such as hospital emergency departments, short- and long-term behavioral health units, and the criminal justice system.
What is Permanent Supportive Housing or Supportive Housing?