Funders to approach for Amos House Inc

Danbury, Connecticut$130k revenue12 funders on file

The Amos House program was started in 1986 by five area churches that recognized an unmet need in the new york/Connecticut area to help homeless families move to permanent housing and improve their lives. The founders felt that homelessness was the result of a variety of issues, and each situation was unique. Therefore, they structured a program that met the individual needs of each family and recognized that once in permanent housing, these families would become valuable contributors to society.centerpiece of the Amos House program is a residential facility in Danbury that is adaptable for families of various sizes. Participants in the program live in the facility, sharing common kitchen, dining, bath and communal areas, all…

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1Eversource Energy Foundation IncSimilar grantees: Immacare Inc ($3k/yr), Journey Home Inc ($5k/yr), Mercy Housing & Shelter Corporation ($2k/yr)1 in 34$1k
2Union Savings Bank Foundation IncGives in Connecticut (88 of 115)Similar grantees: ST Vincent Depaul Mission of Waterbury ($25/yr), Association of Religious Communities Inc ($20k/yr)1 in 37$1k
3Fairfield County's Community Foundation IncSimilar grantees: Catholic Charities of Fairfield County Inc ($37k/yr), Pacific House Inc ($19k/yr), Association of Religious Communities Inc ($9k/yr)1 in 59$20k

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