Together, we can find homes for 100,000 homeless Americans in three years.

Across the nation, communities are refusing to accept that homelessness is unsolvable. Join the team that will find homes for 100,000 of the most vulnerable homeless by July 2013.

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Phoenix Volunteers (May 3, 2010) & Joseph Smith (Recently housed, Detroit)

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What is 100,000 Homes?

The 100,000 Homes Campaign brings together change agents from across the country to find and house 100,000 of the country’s most vulnerable and long-term homeless individuals and families over the next three years.

Launched by Common Ground and a host of national and local partners, the Campaign is designed to fundamentally alter our response to homelessness by giving communities concrete tools and connecting them to each other so no one has to innovate alone.

Ending Homelessness

100,000 Homes communities are identifying and finding homes for their most vulnerable neighbors, and are helping them build stable lives. Find out how »

Supporting Communities

Using our online tools and networks, you can help connect 100,000 Americans with homes. Get started here »

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Registry week sparks hope in Chicago

Registry week is underway in Chicago, with over 600 surveys completed and more expected as teams return throughout the day!  By Friday, we will have a by-name registry of people living on our...

By Betsy Benito on Aug 25, 2010

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