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Home To Stay Housing Assistance Center has been awarded a grant in the total amount of $10,000 from the Service Club Alliance, an effort of the Midland Area Community Foundation. The award was given by Kiawassee Kiwanis Foundation, Midland Noon Rotary – Community Needs, Midland Rotary Foundation, Midland Noon Exchange Club and the Zonta Club to support Home To Stay’s Shelter Diversion program.
Home to stay receives $10,000 from Hemlock semiconductor community and regional empowerment fund11/14/2025
Home To Stay Housing Assistance Center has been awarded a grant in the total amount of $10,000 from Hemlock Semiconductor Community and Regional Empowerment (CARE) Fund, which is managed by the Midland Area Community Foundation. The award was given to support Home To Stay’s Shelter Diversion program.
Home To Stay and Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness Team Up for Homeless Awareness Month10/27/2025
Home To Stay Housing Assistance Center has joined forces with Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness (MCAH) and other community partners, to raise awareness about issues related to housing insecurity and homelessness by recognizing Homeless Awareness Month throughout the month of November. Homelessness Awareness Month takes place every November in Michigan and aims to get communities invested in making a difference.
Midland Area Homes, Inc. d.b.a Home To Stay Housing Assistance Center has been awarded a charitable gift in the total amount of $2,000 from MyMichigan Health. The award was given to support Home To Stay’s Outreach & Engagement program.
Midland Area Homes, Inc. d.b.a Home To Stay Housing Assistance Center has been awarded a gift in the total amount of $15,000 from The Huntington Foundation. The award was given to support Home To Stay’s Home Repair program.
Home To Stay Housing Assistance Center hosted its annual Welcome Home Fundraiser last month at the Midland Country Club. Jon Lynch, President of Three Rivers Corporation, served as the Honorary Chair for the event.
This year’s Welcome Home Fundraiser reached record attendance and featured remarks from Board President Chris Shirk, an update from Executive Director Joe Coffey, and special guest speaker Mocashetta Bryant. Bryant shared her experiences as a person with lived experience in Midland County and about her experiences with the programs and staff of Home To Stay. She discussed how she had previously been in a position to help others and was so impressed with and touched by how the community, and Home To Stay, leaned in to help her family. The Midland Meijer, located on Eastman Ave. today announces its $10,000 donation to Home To Stay Housing Assistance Center, a local nonprofit that promotes self-sufficiency to Midland County residents in need of stable housing and support services.
As a part of the Meijer Team Gives program, the Midland Meijer team members voted to choose this nonprofit due to its meaningful connection to the community and the team. The funds will support Home To Stay’s Homeless Prevention program. |