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The $24.4 million community at 14513 Central Ave. includes 54 modern one-bedroom apartments and a first floor designed as a central hub of activity for residents. Shared spaces include a community room with a party kitchen, an arts and crafts room, an exercise room, a computer room, and a laundry room, along with a reception area where residents welcome visitors and meet family and friends for pickups. Outside, residents share a courtyard with planter boxes for growing vegetables and flowers.

“Central Metro Place brings quality, affordable housing to Baldwin Park, helping address this critical need in the region. It shows what’s possible when a city, its partners, and a mission-driven nonprofit come together to help older adults thrive,” said Stuart Hartman, President & CEO of RHF. “Our residents have quality homes they can afford, on-site supportive services, and access to Metrolink and community resources within walking distance. We are proud to welcome them home.”

The opening comes as Los Angeles County continues to experience significant growth in its older population. The county’s population age 65 and older is projected to grow to more than 2.32 million by 2040, a 61 percent increase since 2020, according to a Public Policy Institute of California. This shift is increasing the need for housing that connects older adults with services, transit, and opportunities to remain independent and engaged.

 

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CHULA VISTA, Calif. (August 18, 2026) — Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF), Community Congregational Development Corporation (CCDC), Chula Vista Mayor John McCann, residents, and community partners today joined together for a ceremonial ribbon-cutting and open house to celebrate the opening of Congregational Place, a new affordable senior housing community in the heart of Chula Vista for adults age 55 and older.

The seven-story community at Third Avenue and E Street includes 55 one-bedroom apartments, along with an array of indoor and outdoor spaces designed to foster active senior living. The facility features a large outdoor terrace with a yoga lawn, community garden plots, a barbecue area, a walking circuit, an arts and crafts room, a computer lab, and an on-site service coordinator.

“As our senior population continues to grow, we need more affordable housing options that recognize that a home is only one part of what helps older adults remain independent and connected to their community,” said Stuart Hartman, President & CEO of RHF. “Congregational Place brings together housing, services, and amenities in one location. We are proud to open the doors to this beautiful new community and welcome our residents home.”

The opening comes as Chula Vista and the broader San Diego region prepare for significant growth in their older populations. Locally, the City of Chula Vista has projected that its population age 55 and older will double over a 30-year period. This local surge mirrors a massive countywide trend: across San Diego County, nearly one in four residents is already age 60 or older, with the region's total senior population projected to top one million residents by 2040. This dramatic demographic shift is increasing the critical need for housing options that connect older adults with services, transit, and opportunities to remain engaged.

“Congregational Place is an important addition to Chula Vista for our senior residents,” said Chula Vista Mayor John McCann. “This new community provides residents with quality homes in the heart of the city that fosters connection and is close to transportation, health services, and the places that keep residents connected to their community.”

Congregational Place is the second senior community in Chula Vista developed through the partnership between RHF and CCDC. Located at the northern gateway to Chula Vista’s historic downtown, the community is within walking distance of the city’s senior center, central library, grocery stores, restaurants, and public transportation.

“People who have worked hard all of their life deserve a safe and comfortable place to live in their golden years, regardless of their income,” said Ruth Jones, President, CCDC. “Congregational Place reflects our mission to serve seniors with housing, services and respect. We are so grateful to welcome residents into their new homes and for this collaboration that made this new community possible.”

The new community was purposefully designed to support residents as their needs change over time. All 55 units are 100% affordable. Half of the apartments on floors two through seven are designed to be fully accessible for individuals with mobility impairments, with an additional 2% uniquely tailored to support those with hearing or visual impairments. Individual apartments feature full kitchens, individually controlled heating and air conditioning, and tailored bathroom safety features. Additionally, sustainability is a key feature of the project, incorporating solar panels, battery storage, water-conserving fixtures, and Energy Star appliances to reduce utility costs.

“Moving to Congregational Place has given me more than a new apartment, it has given me a real sense of community,” said Jimmy Lontayoa, Congregational Place resident. “I’ve gotten to know my neighbors, I feel connected to the people around me, and I feel like I belong here. Having a place that feels like home and a community where people look out for one another means so much to me.”

Integrated Health Services Planned for the Coming Year

Work continues on the first floor of the community, where a brand-new San Ysidro Health PACE center is expected to open within the next year. Once complete, the PACE center will provide preventive, primary, acute, and long-term medical care for eligible older adults living at Congregational Place and throughout the surrounding South Bay community.

Consolidated Contracting led the construction of Congregational Place, which originally broke ground in 2024. The project was made possible through public and private support from partners including CCRC and Wells Fargo. For more information about leasing opportunities, please visit www.rhf.org.

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About Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF)
Founded in 1961, Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF) provides affordable housing and supportive services to help older adults, low-income families, and people with disabilities live independently with dignity. Today, more than 19,000 residents call RHF home in communities across the country, supported by a dedicated property management and services team.

About Community Congregational Development Corporation (CCDC)
Community Congregational Development Corporation (CCDC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Chula Vista that supports seniors in the South Bay through housing, transportation, and programs that promote social engagement.

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Modesto, CA, April 23, 2025 – Retirement Housing Foundation gathered community leaders, development partners, and residents together to celebrate the rededication of two RHF senior housing communities that recently underwent $37 million in renovations reflecting RHF’s commitment to keeping these communities affordable for the next 55 years.

Marple Manor, which has 145 spacious apartments, underwent significant improvements, including upgrades to unit interiors, infrastructure, landscaping, and lighting. Ralston Tower, which has 178 one-bedroom and studio apartments, made upgrades to its lobby, community room, TV and game rooms, and unit interiors.

The average ages for residents at Marple Manor and Ralston Tower are 75 and 80, respectively. Residents in both communities pay 30% of their adjusted income in rent.

“Our goal is to acquire existing affordable housing communities and renovate them to ensure they remain affordable for the elderly and persons with disabilities in the future,” said RHF President and CEO, Stuart Hartman.

Improving residents’ quality of life is also a priority for RHF. During the rededication, longtime resident, Mae LeRoy spoke about her experience living at Marple Manor. “It’s a great place to live on the income that we get,” said LeRoy. “I love the people that work here, they’re the best. I love just it here.”

For more information about RHF’s Marple Manor community, please call Desirea Coker at 209-521-8233. To learn more about Ralston Tower, please call Janna Creighton at 209-521-1318.

About Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF)

RHF is a non-profit organization of 182 communities in 27 states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. RHF is one of the largest organizations devoted to building and preserving affordable housing for the most vulnerable members of society. Learn more about RHF’s mission at www.rhf.org.

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Camp Verde, AZ, April 9, 2025 – Tom Meredith, director of Bread of Life Missions, received the Retirement Housing Foundation’s (RHF) Volunteer of the Year Award at RHF’s annual Management Conference in Long Beach, CA on Friday, April 4, 2025.

This award is presented to individuals or groups that display commitment to the residents of an RHF community and reflect RHF’s mission and values. Tom’s work with RHF’s Verde View community to deliver fresh food directly to seniors in their apartments reflects his commitment to residents and embodies RHF’s mission.

“We had to alter our ministry during COVID to become more of an all-encompassing emergency food distribution mission, which went from serving 75 families once a week to upwards of 300 families twice a week,” said Meredith. “Rather than just making food boxes for everyone, the idea is that we can open up a fresh foods farmers market right here in the senior apartments.”

“Once a week they deliver produce and packaged meals because many of our residents don’t have transportation to go out and collect boxes on their own,” said RHF social service coordinator, Victoria O’Malley.

RHF applauds the vital work Tom and the Bread of Life Missions are doing in the community and is proud to award him RHF Volunteer of the Year for 2025.

For more information about RHF’s Verde View community, please call Tina MacKay at 928-567-9378.

About Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF)

RHF is a non-profit organization of 182 communities in 27 states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. RHF is one of the largest organizations devoted to building and preserving affordable housing for the most vulnerable members of society. Learn more about RHF’s mission at www.rhf.org.

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Kaukauna, WI, April 9, 2025 – Kaukauna’s own Wendy Scott and Wendi Butkovich from Round House Manor were recognized by the Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF) for their response to the EF1 tornado that ravaged Kaukauna last May and caused major damage to Round House Manor, displacing its residents. Both received awards at RHF’s annual Management Conference in Long Beach, CA on April 4, 2025.

Wendy Scott, manager of Round House Manor, was awarded Manager of the Year. As a manager, Wendy often asks herself, “Would I want my parents to live in this community? Is the staff treating residents equally, fairly, and kindly?” This compassion and leadership were on display last May when Round House Manor was struck by an EF1 tornado, displacing half its residents for more than five months. Wendy and her team stepped in to help residents relocate to temporary housing and offer support after a harrowing experience.

Wendi Butkovich, who was awarded Social Service Coordinator of the Year, was a crucial part of the team that collaborated with city, county, and state leaders, as well as RHF staff, to secure housing for residents after the tornado struck Round House Manor. Wendi credits much of her success to the strong relationships she developed with her onsite team and her extensive network within the Fox Cities Senior Resource Network, which she has been a member of for over 19 years. “It’s not what I know, it’s who I know,” said Wendi.

RHF is proud to recognize both Wendy and Wendi for their care, compassion, and leadership. For more information about RHF’s Round House Manor community, please call Wendy Scott at 920-759-9426.

About Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF)

RHF is a non-profit organization of 182 communities in 27 states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. RHF is one of the largest organizations devoted to building and preserving affordable housing for the most vulnerable members of society. Learn more about RHF’s mission at www.rhf.org.

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Chula Vista, CA, May 10, 2024 – A groundbreaking celebration was held for Congregational Place, a 56-unit, affordable senior housing community in Chula Vista.  Guest speakers included Chula Vista Mayor John McCann and representatives from the California State Assembly and Chula Vista City Council.

Congregational Place will be the second community of its kind in Chula Vista that has resulted from a partnership between Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF) and Community Congregational Development Corporation (CCDC).   What makes this affordable community unique is that 2,083 square feet of commercial space on the first floor will be leased to San Ysidro Health; their plan is to operate a PACE program for income and age-eligible seniors in the South Bay area.

“This groundbreaking is the result of a significant, multi-year collaboration; government, public companies, and nonprofit organizations have come together to make something happen that everyone agrees is a critical need in this community,” Stuart Hartman, President & CEO of RHF, stated.

“As a nonprofit whose mission is to serve fixed-income seniors in the South Bay, CCDC is thrilled to partner with RHF in our second affordable senior housing residence in Chula Vista,” said Ruth Jones, President of CCDC. “We are particularly pleased that San Ysidro Health will occupy the first-floor commercial space, where it will operate a PACE program, providing healthcare for fixed-income seniors at Congregational Place but also for qualifying seniors throughout the surrounding South Bay area.”

About RHF:

Founded in 1961, RHF is a national non-profit organization with a mission to provide a range of housing options and services for older adults, low-income families, and persons with disabilities.  RHF is affiliated with the Council for Health and Human Service Ministries of the United Church of Christ and LeadingAge and its state affiliates, and also co-sponsors housing developments with other varied denominational and community organizations.  RHF sponsors and manages 182 communities in 27 states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico and St. Croix, Virgin Islands. More than 19,000 people call an RHF community “home.”

About Community Congregational Development Corporation (CCDC):

Community Congregational Development Corporation is a 501(c)(3) corporation based in Chula Vista and created to assist seniors, particularly in the South Bay, with affordable housing, transportation, and programs to promote social engagement.  In the past 10 years, they have given millions of dollars to a number of South Bay organizations that provide programs and services to seniors.

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Bonham, TX, November 8, 2022 — An event was held on Tuesday, November 8th to celebrate the re-dedication of Pecan Place, an affordable housing community for older adults, after a $1.6 million renovation project.

Speakers for this event included Bonham Mayor H.L. Compton and a representative from the office of U.S. Congressman Pat Fallon. The program also included a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a message from Stuart Hartman, President, and CEO of RHF (Retirement Housing Foundation), Pecan Place’s parent organization.

Pecan Place, a HUD 202 community for seniors originally built in 1990, has 40 spacious, one-bedroom and studio, cottage-style apartments. Each apartment includes a full kitchen, living/dining area, and a full bathroom. Pecan Place is one of 17 RHF communities in the state of Texas.

The renovation project at Pecan Place included structural work, administration, and common area improvements, and extensive updates to the individual units like new bathroom and kitchen plumbing fixtures, new paint, new appliances, new cabinets and countertops, new light fixtures, and new windows. The RHF Charitable Foundation gave a $25,000 grant to Pecan Place to pay for new furniture in the community room and a portion of the landscaping.

About RHF: Founded in 1961, RHF is a national non-profit organization with a mission to provide a range of housing options and services for older adults, low-income families, and persons with disabilities. RHF is affiliated with the Council for Health and Human Service Ministries of the United Church of Christ and LeadingAge and its state affiliates, and also co-sponsors housing development with other varied denominational and community organizations. RHF sponsors and manages 194 communities in 29 states and Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. More than 20,000 people call an RHF community “home.”

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Mason City, IA (October 31, 2022) RHF (Retirement Housing Foundation) has acquired Regency Apartments, an affordable housing community for older adults in Mason City and the Organization’s seventh community in the state of Iowa.

“Preserving affordable housing is a priority for RHF,” said Stuart Hartman, RHF’s President and CEO. “There is a large portfolio of affordable senior housing communities in this country that is in danger of being converted into market rate housing and we cannot allow that to happen.”

Regency Apartments, a three-story, 40-unit community, has been in operation since 1981. Community amenities include laundry facilities and a community room for activities. Regency Apartments is subsidized by the U.S. Department of Housing Urban Development where residents pay approximately 30% of their adjusted income in rent. Regency Apartments is also located adjacent to Pilgrim Place, another RHF affordable senior housing community.

This acquisition is an example of RHF’s ongoing efforts to preserve affordable housing throughout the country. With this purchase, Regency Apartments will remain an affordable housing community for limited income seniors for decades to come.

“I am pleased to welcome Regency Apartments and its residents to the RHF family of communities,” Hartman continues. “I encourage anyone who owns an affordable housing community that is in need of refinancing or rehab work, a property they would like to see developed into affordable housing, or an existing affordable community that they are interested in selling to contact RHF by emailing info@rhf.org to see how we can help.”

About RHF: Founded in 1961, RHF is a national non-profit organization with a mission to provide a range of housing options and services for older adults, low-income families, and persons with disabilities. RHF is affiliated with the Council for Health and Human Service Ministries of the United Church of Christ and LeadingAge and its state affiliates, and also co-sponsors housing development with other varied denominational and community organizations. RHF sponsors and manages 194 communities in 29 states and Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. More than 22,000 people call an RHF community “home.”

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Long Beach, CA: RHF (Retirement Housing Foundation), one of the nation’s largest nonprofit providers of affordable housing and services, has hired a new Vice President of Affordable Housing Operations and a Vice President and Chief Operating Officer.

On October 3, 2022, Yuri Escandon joined the RHF Team as Vice President of Affordable Housing Operations. He oversees the daily operations of Foundation Property Management and RHF Management, Inc., the arm of RHF that is responsible for its 180 affordable housing communities for low-income seniors, working families, and persons with disabilities.

Mr. Escandon brings 20 years of experience in nonprofit affordable housing management, focusing on effective leadership, operational insight, and innovative property management strategies. Mr. Escandon is a licensed California Real Estate Broker and is continuing his education at the Davis School of Gerontology.

Andre Perry joined RHF on October 10, 2022, as Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, a newly created position within the organization that oversees Development, Acquisitions, and Affordable Housing Operations.

Mr. Perry brings more than 20 years of experience in the fields of real estate development, affordable housing finance, nonprofit management law, and real estate finance, and most recently served as Manager of the Proposition HHH Unit and Multifamily Tax-Exempt Bond Unit for the City of Los Angeles’s Housing Department (LAHD). He holds a law degree from Wayne State University Law School and university honors degrees in Economics and Mathematics from Wayne State University. You can learn more about Mr. Escandon and Mr. Perry under the Newsroom/Executive Team section of our website, www.RHF.org.

You can learn more about Mr. Escandon and Mr. Perry under the Newsroom/Executive Team section of our website, www.RHF.org.

About RHF: Founded in 1961, RHF is a national non-profit organization with a mission to provide a range of housing options and services for older adults, low-income families, and persons with disabilities. RHF is affiliated with the Council for Health and Human Service Ministries of the United Church of Christ and LeadingAge and its state affiliates, and also co-sponsors housing development with other varied denominational and community organizations. RHF sponsors and manages 194 communities in 29 states and Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. More than 22,000 people call an RHF community “home.”

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RHF Acquires Affordable Housing for Older Adults in Effingham, IL Effingham, IL (July 7, 2022) RHF (Retirement Housing Foundation) has acquired Slate Creek Apartments, an affordable housing community for older adults in Effingham, and the organization’s third community in the state of Illinois. “I am pleased to welcome Slate Creek Apartments and its residents to the RHF family of communities,” said Stuart Hartman, President, and CEO of RHF. “There is a large and growing need for affordable housing and we are doing our best to address that need.” Slate Creek Apartments, a three-story, 113-unit community, has been in operation since 1979. Community amenities include laundry facilities, controlled entry access, and a community room for activities. Slate Creek Apartments is subsidized by the U.S. Department of Housing Urban Development and residents pay approximately 30% of their adjusted income in rent. This acquisition is an example of RHF’s ongoing efforts to preserve affordable housing throughout the country. With this purchase, Slate Creek Apartments will remain an affordable housing community for limited-income seniors for decades to come.

(February 15, 2022) Long Beach, CA – We are pleased to announce that RHF (Retirement Housing Foundation) has been selected to receive a $10,000 grant through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Vaccine Equity and Access Program (VEAP) to increase COVID-19 and influenza vaccine confidence and access among older adults.

“RHF is committed to enhancing the quality of life for its residents. We are proud to partner with LeadingAge in this initiative to keep older adults informed of vaccination benefits and encourage those who need a vaccination to get one,” Stephanie Titus, Vice President of Philanthropy, RHF.

The $10,000 grant was offered as part of a national partnership between LeadingAge, a national association of nonprofit aging services providers, and CDC partner Community Catalyst to strengthen vaccine education through community outreach and community-provider coalitions. RHF, a LeadingAge member, will use the grant to encourage residents in its senior affordable housing communities to get vaccinated.

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Long Beach, CA – Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF), one of the nation’s largest providers of affordable housing and services for older adults, working-class families, and persons with disabilities, announced on November 5, 2020, that their National Board of Directors has selected Stuart Hartman as President and CEO of RHF effective March 1, 2021. Until that time, Stuart will continue in his current role as Senior Vice President of Operations, Acquisitions, and Development.

RHF’s current President and CEO, Dr. Laverne Joseph, will remain in his position and continue to lead RHF until his retirement on February 28, 2021. In the next three months, Dr. Joseph and Mr. Hartman will work closely to prepare for a smooth transition of leadership.

Mr. Hartman has served in a variety of positions during his career at RHF. He has nearly 40 years of property management, resident services, and construction experience (for-profit and non-profit). He will be RHF’s fourth President and CEO in the organization’s 60-year history.

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(September 8, 2020) Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF) has acquired its 198th community with the acquisition of Hillcrest Acres Apartments in Attleboro, MA.

“I am pleased to welcome Hillcrest Acres to the RHF family of 198 communities,” said Dr. Laverne Joseph, President, and CEO of RHF. “There is a large and growing need for affordable housing and we are doing our best to address that need.”

Completed in 1974, Hillcrest Acres is a garden-style multifamily community conveniently located on just over 9 wooded acres in Attleboro, MA. Consisting of ten residential buildings spread throughout the property, Hillcrest Acres offers spacious flats as well as townhouse-style living. Also, on-site are picnic and barbecue areas, play areas, and a 3,000 square foot community/office building. Nestled between Providence, RI, just 13 miles south, and the City of Boston, 35 miles to the north, there is no shortage of things to do.

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Pasadena, CA– The Concord, a 149-unit affordable apartment community for low-income seniors, is scheduled to begin a $17 million renovation in mid-July.

Plans include renovating all common areas, adding a computer lab for residents, and creating a media area. We also plan to enhance a landscaped outdoor area for residents to enjoy. All balcony railings will be replaced and windows will be replaced with energy-efficient windows.

It is planned to replace all plumbing, throughout the building, all electrical systems, including the emergency generator and the fire alarm system. The existing emergency-call system will be upgraded and a new security system will be installed.

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Dr. Laverne R. Joseph has announced that he will be retiring as President and CEO of Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF), a non-profit provider of housing and services, as of March 1, 2021. He has served in this position since July of 1987.

During Dr. Joseph’s 33 years with RHF, the organization has more than tripled in size. Dr. Joseph has gained national stature, respect, and recognition in the fields of senior and affordable housing. He is a founding member of the National Affordable Housing Trust (NAHT), serves on LeadingAge California’s Public Policy Committee and Affordable Housing Cabinet frequently addresses professional service organizations and churches regarding housing and social service programs and issues, and has testified 12 times before Senate and Housing committees on issues concerning national housing and services legislation.

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Long Beach, CA – The Affordable Housing Management Association of Northern California and Hawaii (AHMA-NCH) has named Dr. Laverne Joseph its Pioneer in Affordable Housing awardee. This award recognizes individuals who have been a true leader and a pioneer in the affordable housing industry in Northern California and Hawaii.

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Culver City, CA – A celebration will be held on Thursday, March 21st at Culver City Rotary Plaza, a 100-unit, RHF (Retirement Housing Foundation) and Culver City Rotary Club housing community for low-income seniors, to celebrate the re-dedication of the community after a large-scale renovation.

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A celebration will be held in Perryville, Missouri on Wednesday, June 20, 2018, at 5:00 p.m. to celebrate Retirement Housing Foundation’s (RHF) acquisition of Wm J. Barnwell Apartments, a subsidized housing community for older adults.

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October 2017 – Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF) has sent a check for $106,652.93 to United Church of Christ’s (UCC) Disaster Ministries in response to this year’s devastating hurricane activity.

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On August 18th, a Category 4 hurricane struck southern Texas causing massive destruction and devastation in Houston and surrounding areas with flooding and tornado activity. RHF’s Board of Directors agreed to partner with the United Church of Christ’s Emergency USA Fund for Hurricane Harvey Relief, a special fund designated to specifically help the communities and residents impacted by this storm. 100% of the donations received will go directly to efforts supporting essential on-the-ground relief efforts.

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The Rev. Dr. Laverne Joseph, president, and CEO of Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF) was honored for his outstanding service to humanity by Ursinus College in Collegeville, Pa.

Joseph, who leads one of the nation’s largest faith-based providers of affordable housing, is the recipient of the 2017 Ursinus College Alumni Award for Service to Humanity. Joseph is a United Church of Christ minister and a 1960 graduate of Ursinus.

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A celebration will be held in San Antonio, Texas on Thursday, April 27th to commemorate the grand opening of Darson Marie Terrace, an RHF (Retirement Housing Foundation) housing community for low-income seniors and the last HUD 202 community to be built in San Antonio. This event will also serve as a celebration of the 55th anniversary of RHF.

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A celebration will be held in Houston, Texas on Tuesday, April 25th to commemorate the grand opening of Sagetree Terrace, an RHF (Retirement Housing Foundation) housing community for low-income seniors and the last HUD 202 community to be built in Houston. This event will also serve as a celebration of the 55th anniversary of RHF.

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A groundbreaking ceremony will be held for Crenshaw Gardens, an RHF (Retirement Housing Foundation) tax credit housing community for low-income families, and Crenshaw Villas, an RHF tax credit housing community for low-income older adults, in the West Adams-Baldwin Hills-Leimert area of Los Angeles on February 28th at 2 p.m.

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A celebration will be held in Oxnard, California on Thursday, October 13th to commemorate the grand opening of RHF Sonata at Riverpark, an RHF (Retirement Housing Foundation) housing community for low-income families. This event will also serve as a celebration of the 55th anniversary of RHF.

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RHF’s Sagetree Terrace, the last new construction project in Houston- funded by the HUD 202 program, broke ground on Wednesday, March 2nd with a ceremony and celebration held on the project site.

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One of the Last Construction Projects Funded by the HUD 202
Program Celebrates with a Dedication Ceremony

On September 23 Barringer Gardens, an affordable apartment community for low and fixed-income seniors celebrated its opening with a dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by local officials and civic leaders.

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Henry Cisneros, Executive Chairman of City View and former Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, and other state and local officials helped break ground on Darson Marie Terrace, San Antonio’s newest affordable senior apartment community, at a groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday, August 19th.

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