Naples, Fla. (May 18, 2026) — Immokalee Fair Housing Alliance has received a $72,000 grant from The League Club to support the purchase and installation of kitchen cabinets and countertops for the organization’s fourth apartment building in Immokalee.
The grant marks the third consecutive year of support from The League Club, helping advance the nonprofit’s mission to provide safe, stable and affordable housing for farmworker families and other low income families in the Immokalee community.
“We are incredibly grateful for The League Club’s continued partnership and support,” said Arol Buntzman, executive chairman of Immokalee Fair Housing Alliance. “This grant helps us continue moving forward with the construction of our fourth residential building and ensures families will have quality, functional living spaces to call home.”
The League Club is a nonprofit organization made up of women who are current or former members of Junior Leagues affiliated with The Association of Junior Leagues International. Since its founding in 1986, the organization has awarded more than $8 million in grants to nonprofit organizations serving Collier and Lee counties, supporting causes related to children and families, education and the environment.
“The continued support from organizations like The League Club plays an important role in helping us expand access to affordable housing in Immokalee,” Buntzman said. “Their investment directly impacts our families for years to come.”
For more information about the Immokalee Fair Housing Alliance, visit ImmokaleeFairHousing.org
About Immokalee Fair Housing Alliance
The Immokalee Fair Housing Alliance is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 2018 to address the need for safe, affordable housing in Immokalee following the impacts of Hurricane Irma. The organization works to develop and support housing for farmworker families and low-income families, with a focus on safety, stability and long-term community well-being. Its efforts include plans for a 128-unit residential development in Immokalee. For more information, visit ImmokaleeFairHousing.org.
