HomeAid San Diego is proud of the impact we had in 2025 thanks to the collaboration of our community, donors, and partners.

HomeAid San Diego is proud to partner with SDRE Homebuilders, whose mission is to create vibrant and innovative housing solutions that enhance our community.

We’re proud to celebrate a major milestone — the HomeAid WORKS program has officially surpassed 100 graduates!

This group showed up, put in the work, and supported one another every step of the way. We couldn’t be more proud of their commitment and growth.

From friendly competition to shared purpose, every swing helped raise awareness and funds to support our mission of building new lives through housing and outreach programs.

HomeAid San Diego has had an impactful year so far and is gearing up to end 2025 strong!

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.

Congratulations to our latest WORKS graduates!

Over the past several weeks, these students have built practical construction skills, learned how to read blueprints and operate tools, and strengthened their communication in the workplace.

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.