How Home grants can help
Home grants from the U.S. Bank Foundation’s Community Possible program fund efforts to:
- Connect families and individuals with sustainable housing opportunities
- Improve climate resiliency in low- and moderate-income communities
Access to housing that’s safe, affordable and energy efficient
We fund programs that help people with low and moderate incomes develop stability in their lives via access to housing. These programs:
- Preserve, rehabilitate, renovate or construct affordable housing developments for families, individuals, seniors, veterans and special-needs populations
- Provide transitional housing as a direct stepping stone to permanent housing
- Provide eviction prevention programs
- Create long-term affordable homeownership units through community land trusts
- Focus on veteran housing and homeownership
- Build green homes
- Provide clean energy retrofit programs
- Provide access to renewable energy
- Improve waste management systems to include recycling and composting programs
Homeownership education
Owning and maintaining a home requires significant financial knowledge, tools and resources. We support programs that help homeowners and homebuyers with:
- Homebuyer education
- Pre- and post-purchase counseling and coaching
- Homeownership-retention programs designed to provide foreclosure counseling
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