Open a Door and Unlock Opportunities!
Stable Homes
Strong Futures
Vibrant Communities
When you open the door to an affordable home, you unlock new opportunities that change lives.
- A gift in any amount to the CommonBond Open 4000 Doors Campaign will help support programs and services that serve those most in need in our region.
- A gift of $5,000 opens one home or one door for one household.
- A gift of $25,000 opens five stable homes for families and individuals.
Donors at the $5,000 level receive Alec Soth’s Allowing Flowers book. Donors at the $25,000 level receive the book and a signed, numbered print by the artist.
For more information contact Ann Ruff, CommonBond Vice President of Resource Development at 651-290-6234 or ann.ruff@commonbond.org.
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CommonBond Builds Stable Homes
CommonBond homes are a stabilizing force so that hard working people can break the cycle of poverty, become financially secure and live independently longer. More than 40,000 people have lived in a CommonBond home.
“The day we moved into our new apartment home it was 60 degrees and the sun was shining. It was a good sign, welcoming us to our new home. Home is where we are, we don’t worry about material things. If we go to a place and we are comfortable – that is the place we call home.” |
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CommonBond Builds Strong Futures
CommonBond homes provide life-enhancing Advantage Service for residents to support their personal and professional success. Through these services, adults get and keep living wage jobs, families move to market-rate housing or homeownership and children succeed in school, get good grades and graduate. We also help seniors and people with disabilities and other barriers remain independent longer.
“My boys would say, ‘Mom, do you think if we pray hard enough and we talk to God we will be able to move into a home faster?’ For months my boys prayed every day for a house. When we got accepted to live at a CommonBond community in Plymouth, Minnesota, our prayers were answered.”
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CommonBond Creates Vibrant Communities
Across 50 cities in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa, CommonBond works in partnership with community members, organizations, faith communities, volunteers, and donors to assure the housing is an asset to the community and to develop deep, caring connections between residents and neighbors.
“I wanted to live close to my family but didn’t want them to feel responsible for me. I am extremely fortunate to have found…such a beautiful home.” | | 