The Inner Boat Basin at the Crescent City Harbor District (CCHD), a major fishing port for both Del Norte County and Northern California, sustained damage from a 2006 tsunami, but was totally destroyed when a second tsunami hit in 2011.
Habitat for Humanity West Hawaii (HHWH) is a nonprofit organization that helps low-income families afford homeownership through volunteer labor, donated materials and low-cost mortgages.
Moloa’a, on the island of Kauai, was at one time a sugarcane and then papaya plantation. Today, the land is divided into small farms tended by farmers and workers who come from Micronesia and Southeast Asia
The Ute Mountain Ute Tribe in southern Colorado needed to upgrade its aging water and wastewater system to continue to provide services to the Towaoc community and expand services to reach new customers.
In San Joaquin Valley, California, the world’s most productive agricultural area, there is an astonishing quantity of inadequate, often dilapidated housing. For most low-income, working families, the dream of homeownership is out of reach.
