Last fall Harvest House was awarded a $50,000 grant from the William G. and Marie Selby Foundation. Over the next week, that $50,000 grant will be put to use as local, family owned and run, Florida Fence works to install over 2,000 feet of white, vinyl picket fence at the Family Village.
Harvest House’s Family Village Playground Named for its Funder, The Yanowitz Family, Will be Installed Over the Next Two Weeks
On behalf of all those benefiting, thank you everyone who made the 2016 Home Again Luncheon our most successful luncheon yet!
Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office Partners with Harvest House to Bring Holiday Cheer to the Greater Newtown Community!
The Blue Rooster and Harvest House Partner for Homeless Solutions during the 2015 Giving Challenge
County Commissioners voted yesterday to approve a $200,000 funding request.
If Harvest House reaches its goal of 124 donors in 24 hours, a generous donor will award Harvest House $24,000!
This Saturday, July 18th, we will be having over 100 volunteers from the community out at the property cleaning, priming the exterior of the buildings, and laying sod in the back yard.
Starting back in 2013, Sarasota spent tens of thousands of dollars—and earmarked hundreds of thousands more—agreeing to and then rejecting a solution that offered promise for reducing the city’s street homeless.
This year on January 26th there were 1,367 individuals who identified themselves as homeless in Sarasota County. 251 of them were children from 126 different families – families like Dawn’s.
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Please note, submitting an application for an NSP Affordable Rental does not guarantee housing. Units do not become available very often, so Harvest House will hold your application for 6 months in case a unit becomes available. The NSP program has strict gross income limits that are determined by HUD. Please see the chart below to ensure that your household meets the income requirements. Questions? Please contact housing@harvesttab.com.
