Relocation housing, disability-inclusive care, and a working farm in one place. This is the long build, and we are going to be honest with you about what stage it is at.
Saying that clearly matters more than making this page exciting. What exists right now is a serious design, a named fund, and the unglamorous research that has to be finished before anyone responsibly buys property: zoning, water, accessibility requirements, care facility licensing, and honest cost modeling.
If you want your gift to change something visible this month, the Trans Relocation Fund is the right place for it and we will say so. This page is for people who want to fund the thing that takes years.
Transitional housing for people who have just arrived somewhere safe with nothing. Right now this is the largest gap in the relocation program — we can get someone out, and then they land in a place where the deposit problem simply repeats.
Residential care designed by disabled people from the foundation rather than retrofitted into a building that was never meant for it. Accessible as a starting assumption, not as a modification.
Food security, and genuinely meaningful work for people who have been shut out of employment entirely. Work that can be done at whatever pace a body allows, which is rarer than it should be.
Gifts to the Campus Fund are tracked separately and reported separately. When there is land, you will know because it will appear in the ledger before it appears in an announcement.
47 people were helped before we asked for a dollar. Monthly giving is what lets us say yes before the money is in hand.