Your Heart Builds Homes

The Immokalee Fair Housing Alliance is building affordable homes for the hardworking residents of Immokalee, Florida—creating a pathway to economic stability for families striving to lift themselves out of poverty.

Welcome to Our Mission

The housing crisis in Immokalee is severe – creating a dangerous and unhealthy situation for the families who live in this agricultural community.

Due to the severe lack of affordable housing options, hard-working families are left with no choice but to live in substandard living conditions that are unsafe and unsanitary. Many spend as much as 80% of their income on housing, leaving little for other basic needs. Our solution is to build homes affordable enough to help them achieve stability and overcome poverty, and we need your help. Learn more about this heartbreaking challenge, our unique solution, and how your heart can build homes.

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Meet Our New Residents

We were overjoyed to welcome our first residents to Building 1.

These are our neighbors, people that pick the vegetables we eat and work in service industries throughout southwest Florida and who live just a few miles from the economic prosperity of Fort Myers, Naples and Marco Island. Now, because of the safety, security and affordability of their new apartments, they are better equipped to secure the financial future of their families. They were hurting, and now they are home.

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of Immokalee residents have incomes below the poverty level
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Choose Your Gift

There is so much more work to do! Every dollar makes a significant difference in the lives of our neighbors, allowing us to build more apartments and welcome families home. Learn more about naming opportunities, legacy giving and more – or give a one-time or recurring gift now using the form below.

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