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Sierra Bonita property

SIERRA BONITA

OUR MISSION

Building homes and providing services that move community members from insecurity to stability.

West Hollywood Community Housing Corporation (WHCHC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit affordable housing development corporation founded in 1986. With the stability of housing, we transform the lives of low-income individuals and families. Today, WHCHC continues to serve West Hollywood and has expanded into Los Angeles and neighboring areas.

Over the years, WHCHC has evolved. Our mission remains the same. Our values of quality and integrity resonate through everything we do, the affordable housing we build, and the resident services we provide. Without WHCHC, people would be forced to live in substandard housing, overcrowded housing, or be so severely rent-burdened they would be left without any resources for the rest of life’s necessities. With your support, we address the housing crisis and provide more community members with high-quality affordable homes and essential services.

 

Children with book donation

VALUES

  • Everyone has a right to a safe place to live.
  • Housing developments that enhance the local community.
  • Responsible development is environmentally sensitive.
  • Service-enriched environments are essential for residents to remain stably housed.
Flower arranging with Senior residents at Hayworth House

COMMUNITY SUPPORT

Generous individuals, community-focused philanthropic foundations and socially responsible corporations help to fund the vital services necessary to support our growing resident population.

Recent Grantors Include:

The Ahmanson Foundation • Anonymous • Bank of America • California Community Foundation • Capital Magnet Fund • Capital One • David Geffen Foundation • Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. • First Citizens Bank • The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation • Robert Ellis Simon Foundation • The Rose Hills Foundation • U.S. Bank • Wells Fargo

Itzel & Family
People like me, who are single mothers, it gives us hope. I just kept telling myself, ‘I’m a hard worker. I deserve to live somewhere better’. And now I live somewhere better.

Itzel & Family, Elden Elms Resident