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Union Home Mortgage Foundation Announces Third Quarter 2025 Grant Recipients

The Union Home Mortgage Foundation, the philanthropic branch of Union Home Mortgage, is excited to announce its grant recipients for the third quarter of 2025. With a generous allocation of $57,500, the foundation has selected ten deserving nonprofit organizations across several states to support their impactful community work.

The mission of the Union Home Mortgage Foundation is to equip families with the essential tools and resources to achieve economic self-sufficiency, particularly concerning financial literacy and housing access. Speaking on the latest round of grant awards, Bill Cosgrove, CEO of Union Home Mortgage and Board Chairman of the Foundation, expressed pride in supporting these pivotal organizations that work diligently to improve the lives of families in their communities.

"Over the last couple of years, we have expanded the Foundation's outreach across the nation," said Cosgrove. "It's gratifying to see how our assistance is positively affecting communities."

Ashley Ali, the Director of Corporate Communications at Union Home Mortgage, also emphasized the importance of the foundation's support. "We are thrilled to renew our commitment to our third-quarter nonprofits this year. Each organization we've chosen not only meets our mission but nearly all have a history with the foundation, demonstrating their dedication to fostering economic self-sufficiency."

Since its establishment in 2015, the Union Home Mortgage Foundation has generously distributed over $2 million to nonprofits in more than 23 states. The organizations chosen for the third quarter of 2025 are positioned to create meaningful change in their communities through targeted programs.

Grant Recipients Breakdown

1. Homeless Youth Connection (Phoenix, Arizona) - $7,500
The funds will support the Host Family Program and the Hatcher Transitional Living Program, aimed at providing shelter and supportive services for homeless youth aged 18-21, facilitating their path toward self-sufficiency.

2. USA Cares Inc. (Louisville, Kentucky) - $2,500
This funding will bolster the Military Assistance Response Program, delivering crucial financial assistance to veterans and their families, aiding with expenses like rent and utilities.

3. Life of a Single Mom (Baton Rouge, Louisiana) - $10,000
Aimed at supporting Single Mom University, this contribution will enhance access to life skills education for single mothers, ensuring they are equipped with vital knowledge on parenting, finances, and health.

4. Home Repair Services of Kent County Inc. (Grand Rapids, Michigan) - $5,000
The grant will fund the Housing Counseling Education program, which provides financial counseling and workshops to alleviate residents' financial stress.

5. OhioGuidestone (Berea, Ohio) - $5,000
Support for the Berea Children's Home, a residential treatment program for children dealing with trauma, ensuring they receive the necessary care and resources for their development.

6. The City Mission (Cleveland, Ohio) - $5,000
This grant will enhance the New Horizons Transitional Housing program, assisting single mothers in gaining employment and achieving stable home ownership.

7. Empowering and Strengthening Ohio's People (ESOP) (Cleveland, Ohio) - $7,500
Funding will help expand homeownership and provide financial education services to enable residents to achieve financial stability.

8. Boys Hope Girls Hope (Garfield Heights, Ohio) - $10,000
This contribution focuses on financial literacy education for youth, helping them understand essential financial principles from a young age.

9. Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Western North Carolina (OnTrack) (Asheville, North Carolina) - $2,500
The grant aims to foster financial resilience among residents through education and direct support post-natural disasters.

10. CommunityWorks (Greenville, South Carolina) - $2,500
This support aids initiatives around affordable housing and homeownership, facilitating upward mobility for low-income families.

Conclusion

The efforts of the Union Home Mortgage Foundation reflect a commitment to building sustainable communities where families can thrive. As the Foundation continues its work, it remains dedicated to fostering economic self-sufficiency and promoting financial literacy and housing access in the communities it serves. For additional information, please visit Union Home Mortgage Foundation.