Programs greatly depend on donations from the faith community, businesses, foundations, and individuals.
“Like many others in the homeownership program, I started my experience with the desire to give my child a safe and comfortable home to grow up in. The work was hard, but seeing our dreams come true by our own work and sweat granted me an appreciation I could have never expected. Instead of giving me ‘housing’ this program gave us a home. This was a life altering experience that I will never stop appreciating.”
Sarah L.
Self-Help Participant
Matching Challenge Grant! To create opportunities for more affordable housing in Frederick County, the Ausherman Family Trust has offered IHA a Matching Challenge Grant of …
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Click here to read the Fall 2011 Newsletter Articles include: Affordable Housing Named Top Unmet Need in Frederick County Ausherman Family Trust Challenge Grant What’s …
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The Carroll County Department of Social Services is holding a Homeless Resource Day for individuals and families who may be homeless or at risk of …
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North Middle Springs Estates in Shippensburg, PA recently welcomed five new families, and six more families will be moving in soon. One more group of …
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Chambersburg, PA – Guests at the ribbon cutting ceremony for the new active senior apartment complex could be heard saying, “I can’t believe how beautiful …
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Frederick, MD – Susquehanna Bank recently presented a check for $5,000 to Interfaith Housing Alliance, a nonprofit affordable housing developer currently celebrating its 20th anniversary. …
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(Frederick, MD) – A recognized leader in developing affordable housing, Interfaith Housing Alliance, Inc. (IHA) is an organization with a clear mission, vision and a …
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Interfaith Housing Alliance decided not to publish an annual report in the past three years in an effort to reduce overhead and apply a higher …
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