Our vision is to create vibrant, supportive communities where families can thrive, build strong connections, and enjoy a better quality of life. Affordable housing provides many community benefits, including increased consumer spending, job and economic growth, reduced evictions, and decreased homelessness. In addition, it provides stability for children who need safe, stable places to learn and grow.
In 2022, the Call to Action Foundation, a private operating foundation, was established to preserve and expand access to affordable housing for working families and seniors in the West and Midwest. Since our inception, we have invested over $80 million to help secure and preserve affordable housing for communities in need. Our mission is to develop and maintain high-quality, affordable housing in the communities where we live and work. We are committed to providing safe, welcoming homes that foster stability and growth.
Our Housing Investments
We currently operate affordable properties across the West and Midwest in collaboration with many key community partners. Please click on the map below to visit the locations for our properties. For questions about availability, eligibility, or the application process, please visit the website for the property and contact the property manager directly.
For information regarding our upcoming property, The Afton at Sparks Marina, property and waitlist, click here.
Senior Housing
Seniors have spent their entire lives living and working as members of the communities they reside in. Unfortunately, it can be difficult and costly to maintain a family residence that is far larger than most seniors need. Market-rate rental units can often be too expensive on a fixed income as well. Affordable senior living ensures that seniors can enjoy their retirement in the communities where they can live and thrive for a long time to come.
Workforce Housing
We believe that accessible and affordable workforce housing is crucial to the prosperity and growth of communities. The rapid rise in home prices, combined with increasing interest rates, means that many housing options available to working families are no longer attainable at reasonable prices. More essential workers, such as teachers, police, and firefighters, are forced to move out of the communities they call home. Workforce housing ensures that workers can live and thrive in the communities where they work and play.