Avenues for Hope aims to help region's housing nonprofits
The playground at Blue Haven North, one of several facilities operated by Bonner Homeless Transitions. The local nonprofit is again taking part in the Avenues for Hope Housing Challenge, an annual fundraising event that helps out with transitional housing non-profits all over Idaho.
(Photo courtesy BONNER HOMELESS TRANSITIONS)
Nonprofits across North Idaho are looking for your support as they raise money needed to provide critical housing and supportive services during the 13th annual Avenues for Hope Housing Challenge.
Donations made during the 20-day online fundraising campaign provide the resources that enable places like Family Promise of North Idaho to keep serving its community. The organization says housing stability is the focus of their campaign this year. It plans to use the money it raises to support families in the Coeur d’Alene area with safe and hospitable shelter while working with others to make sure they do not lose the housing they have.
“These funds allow us to work with families to get them back on track, so they are not constantly worrying about how they will pay their rent,” said Cindy Wood, executive director at Family Promise of North Idaho. “Avenues for Hope gives us a great platform to let donors know their contribution can go much further than they may think.”
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