HomeAid San Diego was back at Taste of BIA this year, sponsoring the Dueling Basketball Carnival Booth — and we brought the competition. With more than 350 industry professionals in attendance, it was a great opportunity to connect with partners, share our mission, and have some fun along the way.

We’re honored to be featured in Builder & Developer Magazine’s July issue, highlighting the impact of our WORKS Program here in San Diego. At the intersection of housing and workforce development, this unique program equips young adults experiencing or at risk of homelessness with construction training that leads to real, lasting change — for them and for our community.

Gensler San Diego gathered 32 volunteers to assemble 250 essential hygiene kits for the Downtown San Diego Partnership. This Care Day, led by Veronica Sandoval and Savannah Moore, provided meaningful support to individuals experiencing homelessness in our community. HomeAid San Diego Board Members Staci Reidinger, Vera Howell, and Drew DeFalle, along with Executive Director John Peterson, were proud to support the effort on site. Special thanks to Jocelyn Johnson-Wilson, Megan Fowler, and Maria Levin for ensuring these kits reach the people who need them most.

Join HomeAid San Diego at the City of San Diego Development Services Annual Charity Golf Tournament! We’re honored to once again be the beneficiary of this incredible event, with proceeds supporting our mission to end homelessness throughout San Diego County. Enjoy a day of friendly competition, community impact, and connection — all on the greens of Riverwalk Golf Club. Whether you're swinging for a cause or sponsoring to show support, your participation makes a difference. Thank you to the City of San Diego Development Services for helping us build new lives!

Turner Construction Company sponsored our latest Care Day, assembling and delivering more than 200 care kits to Alpha Project. Led by HomeAid San Diego Board Member Vera Howell, the effort supported individuals working to rebuild their lives through housing, recovery, and employment programs. We’re grateful to Turner and Alpha Project for being part of the solution — one kit, one person, one step at a time.

Real progress starts with real conversations — and San Diego showed up! At HomeAid San Diego’s Building Tomorrow: State of Affordable Housing event, we heard from leaders on the frontlines of housing and homelessness about what’s working, what’s not, and what still needs to change. From rising costs and limited inventory to the growing urgency on our streets, the message was clear: collaboration is key. Thanks to everyone who brought their insight, energy, and commitment to the table.

HomeAid San Diego is thrilled that the San Diego Business Journal has recognized Jamie Prevost’s incredible impact! Since joining our board in 2021, Jamie’s influence has helped HomeAid San Diego complete over a dozen renovation projects—saving $1.2 million for organizations serving individuals experiencing homelessness. Now serving as our Chairman, Jamie continues to drive meaningful partnerships that expand our reach across San Diego County. Congrats, Jamie!

In this opinion piece, ED Mary Lydon discusses how currently the abandoned U.S. Navy’s H Barracks will eventually be demolished down to the concrete slab and will be the future site for the unsheltered.

Hosted by HomeAid San Diego, Lennar and Building Talent Foundation

HomeAid SD brought together local, regional and national leaders in the nonprofit and construction industries to celebrate the success of its WORKS (Workforce Opportunities for Rebuilding through Knowledge and Skills) Program at an event on March 13.

HomeAid San Diego’s very own, Mary Lydon, writes in the Daily Transcript about how to solve homelessness.

Nonprofit organization raises over $60,000 for projects, outreach, advocacy and more

HomeAid SD Graduates 3rd WORKS Program Cohort in Oct. 2022