House to House is a Christian mentoring ministry in Washington Park, an under-resourced neighborhood on the west side of Montgomery, Alabama.
House to House is an affordable housing organization that teaches various life skills to individuals and families in Washington Park - an under-resourced neighborhood on the west side of Montgomery, Alabama. Founded in 2009 as a part of Common Ground Montgomery, a youth development ministry, House to House began by building relationships with the parents of neighborhood youth. Hearing about the ne
03/06/2023
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you to Caddell Construction for selecting House to House Community Development, Inc. as one of four organizations to receive a generous gift of $40,000.00 on their 40th anniversary!
What a surprise! What an honor!
I can't wait to see what God has in store for House to House and West Montgomery with partners and friends like Caddell Construction!
07/27/2021
Are you looking into buying a house soon, want to know the minimal credit score needed, want professional financial assistance to see what you qualify for, and so much more that comes with buying a house?
House to House and Wells Fargo will be presenting Sign on the Dotted Line on July 28th, 2021 at 6:30pm CT. It will be held on zoom and everyone from 1st-time home buyers to several times over home buyers are welcome. We can't wait to see you there!
July 28th, 2021 at 6:30pm CT
Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/91363804922
Meeting ID: 913 6380 4922 See Less
Are you looking into buying a house soon, want to know the minimal credit score needed, want professional financial assistance to see what you qualify for, and so much more that comes with buying a house?
House to House and Wells Fargo will be presenting Sign on the Dotted Line on July 28th, 2021 at 6:30pm CT. It will be held on zoom and everyone from 1st-time home buyers to several times over home buyers are welcome. We can't wait to see you there!
July 28th, 2021 at 6:30pm CT
Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/91363804922
Meeting ID: 913 6380 4922
We hope you enjoy a bit of past from House to House Community Development. In this video, we interviewed the Board Treasurer, Jeremy Moreland. We will be doing several more interviews to let the world know our backstory and our future!
Thank you and God bless,
House to House.
We hope you enjoy a bit of past from House to House Community Development. In this video, we interviewed the Board Chairman, James E. Wilson, Jr. We will be doing several more interviews to let the world know our backstory and our future!
Thank you and God bless,
House to House.
Welcome to House to House's February recap! Join us as we sit down with Executive Director CJ and go over the events that took place in the past month. Please feel free to comment and message us with any feedback you may have.
Thank you,
House to House
Welcome to House to House's first recap of the year! Join us as we sit down with Executive Director CJ and go over the events that took place in the past month. Please feel free to comment and message us with any feedback you may have.
Thank you,
House to House
Imagine you are walking through a newly renovated house by House to House. As you're walking through, you realize your donation made it possible. Thank you to previous donors and future donors!! If you would like to donate today https://www.h2hlife.org/donate
01/19/2021
As promised, here's the interior of our latest project. Don't forget to comment and let us know what you think!
01/17/2021
Another project completed! On to the next one! If you like the outside, wait until you see the inside.
12/22/2020
Although 2020 has been a challenging year, House to House is still finding ways to help our community.
House to House is a community development initiative in Washington Park, an under-resourced neighborhood on the west side of Montgomery, Alabama. Founded in 2009 as a part of Common Ground Montgomery, a youth development ministry, House to House began by building relationships with the parents of neighborhood youth. Hearing about the need for better housing, House to House purchased and renovated abandoned homes. We were able to do this through the help of hundreds of volunteers and several generous investors.
Seeing the need for better stewardship of limited financial resources, we also taught classes on household budgeting. These activities opened doors to authentic relationships where we were able to coach, mentor & encourage our new friends and neighbors. We walk alongside the families we serve--trusting we can identify and mitigate everyday problems before they become crises. We bring dignity, hope, and God’s love to a community that needs it.
In 2011, House to House became a separate not-for-profit ministry partnering with Common Ground. As an independent ministry, we built a foundation with four corners: The Housing Program, The Volunteer Program, The Education Program and The Economic Development Program. On this foundation we are building a Mentoring Program which feeds and is served by the other four programs.