Vote for The National Center on Family Homelessness Before December 31!
In honor of its 175th anniversary, Cambridge Savings Bank is giving $175,000 to non-profit housing organizations. The National Center on Family Homelessness is in the running to win $20,000. Please visit the Cambridge Savings Bank website to cast your vote for The National Center on Family Homelessness. Voting ends on December 31. Thank you! |
| Help The National Center Win a 2009 Food & Shelter Award
The National Center on Family Homelessness can be recognized as a top-rated non-profit making a difference in homelessness with the GreatNonprofits 2009 Food & Shelter Award. To win this award, our supporters need to write a brief review of their experience with our organization. Please note that all reviews will be visible to potential donors and volunteers.
If The National Center receives at least 10 positive reviews (4 or 5 stars), we will get increased exposure to potential donors via the GreatNonprofits "Top-Rated Food and Shelter Charities" list and via Guidestar, the premier site for philanthropic research. Positive reviews for our organization will also help improve community awareness and support.
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Solutions: Ending Homelessness Among Returning War Veterans
On December 6, a column by Dr. Ellen Bassuk, President of The National Center on Family Homelessness, was published in The Washington Times. "Solutions: Ending Homelessness Among Returning War Veterans" focuses on the difficulties veterans face when returning to the civilian workforce as well as strategies to assist them with their transition. On any night, more than 130,000 veterans find themselves with no place to call home. Ending veteran homelessness starts with understanding why they become homeless and making a commitment to ensure that each and every veteran is provided with decent housing. Read the article. Learn more about The National Center's veterans programs. |
Strengthening At Risk and Homeless Young Mothers and Children Initiative Releases Two New Issues Briefs
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How You Can Get Involved
Read the Gazette of Politics and Business article, "An Unwanted Portrait," featuring Dr. Ellen Bassuk, President of The National Center on Family Homelessness.
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