This year’s Sunbelt Builders Show was a vibrant gathering of industry leaders, suppliers, and innovators—and it was our pleasure to be part of it, representing HomeAid America and our newest affiliate, HomeAid North Texas with Executive Director, Scott Sheppard.

SEBC proved to be an incredibly meaningful experience for both HomeAid Orlando as well as HomeAid America. These events offer so much more than just visibility—they serve as a powerful platform to amplify our mission, build new relationships, and lay the groundwork for future opportunities.

Earlier this month, a ribbon was cut in Old Towne Orange, but it was far more than the opening of a new housing community, it was a moment that connected the past, present, and future of HomeAid’s mission.

Brenda Ketah recently traveled to Northern California to attend the ribbon-cutting event for a newly completed HomeAid project.

HomeAid’s Chief Expansion Officer, Robin Arnett, and I had the pleasure of hosting our second recruitment event for HomeAid Delaware Valley at Toll Brothers' corporate headquarters. This gathering marked an important milestone in our efforts to expand HomeAid's work into new regions, and the energy in the room was palpable.

This year, HomeAid America had the distinct honor of attending the Shore Consulting Sales and Marketing Leadership Summit in Denver, Colorado, for the second consecutive year as a Partner with Purpose.

Each year, the National Alliance to End Homelessness (NAEH) gathers leaders from across the country to focus on one unifying mission: ending homelessness in America. I had the privilege of attending this year’s National Conference on Ending Homelessness in Washington, DC, alongside HomeAid colleague Courtney Bishop Vice President of Fundraising and Communications from HomeAid National Capital Region. The experience was both grounding and energizing.

During the recent National Alliance to End Homelessness (NAEH) conference in Washington, D.C., Scott Larson had the privilege of visiting the historic Reeves Farmhouse in Arlington, Virginia, where HomeAid National Capital Region (NCR) is playing a key role in transforming this beloved landmark into a home for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

Director of Communications and Donor Relations, Monique Waddington, recently attended the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Spring Meeting and Resiliency Summit in Denver, Colorado.