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A coalition of Habitat for Humanity Affiliates in California empowering affordable homeownership -

10/15/2026

Natosha Reid Rice has made an extraordinary impact on Habitat for Humanity in California and across the country. Today, we’re celebrating Natosha and the incredible legacy she leaves at Habitat for Humanity. She has led with vision, courage, compassion, and authenticity, inspiring colleagues, strengthening our movement, and helping all of us stay focused on the deeper purpose behind this work.

We are so grateful for the leadership, encouragement, and heart you have shared with Habitat, Natosha. Thank you for making this movement stronger.

09/28/2026

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06/01/2026

June is National Homeownership Month, and affordable homeownership needs to be on California’s to-do list.
✅ Build more homes families can afford to own
✅ Preserve affordable homeownership opportunities
✅ Invest in proven programs that help working families build stability
✅ Restore funding for CalHome
As final state budget negotiations continue, we need one more strong push to make sure CalHome is included in the final 2026–27 State Budget.

CalHome is California’s only state program dedicated to the production and preservation of affordable homes for ownership. But the Governor’s May Revise included no funding for it.

This National Homeownership Month, help us send a clear message: California must invest in homes families can afford to own.

Take action today and urge state leaders to include $500 million for CalHome in the final budget. https://takeaction.io/habitatca/build-brighter-futures-for-califonians-fund-calhome/

05/22/2026

California’s budget negotiations are in the final stretch and affordable homeownership funding is on the line. With the Governor’s May Revise released, the Administration and Legislature are now making final decisions about what will be included in the 2026–27 State Budget. We need to make sure CalHome is part of it.

CalHome is California’s only state program dedicated to the production and preservation of affordable homes for ownership. Without renewed funding, shovel-ready affordable homeownership projects across the state could stall.
Take action today and urge state leaders to include $500 million for CalHome in the final budget.

https://takeaction.io/habitatca/build-brighter-futures-for-califonians-fund-calhome/

04/27/2026

California is at another critical moment in its budget process. Without sustained investment in affordable housing and homelessness programs, the state risks fewer homes, increased homelessness, and lost economic opportunity. With previous bond funding depleted, General Fund investments are essential to meet immediate needs. A coalition of over 100 organizations is urging the Legislature to invest at least $3.3 billion in these programs. Now is the time to act. Contact Senate Budget Sub-4 members ahead of the April 30th hearing and make your voice heard: tinyurl.com/CAHousingBudget2026

04/23/2026

California’s housing crisis will be front and center in Oakland on May 8 at the California Gubernatorial Candidate Housing Forum, hosted by Housing Action Coalition and moderated by Ezra Klein.

Hear directly from candidates for governor as they discuss one of the most pressing issues facing our state. Don’t miss this important conversation!

Get tickets here: https://ci.ovationtix.com/36995/production/1272472?performanceId=11795850

04/13/2026

California is at a critical moment in its budget process. Without sustained investment in affordable housing and homelessness programs - including CalHome - the state risks fewer homes, increased homelessness, and lost economic opportunity. A coalition of over 100 organizations is urging the Legislature to invest at least $3.3 billion in these programs. Now is the time to act. Contact Assembly Budget Sub-5 members ahead of the April 14 hearing and make your voice heard: tinyurl.com/CAHousingBudget2026

01/09/2026

Congratulations to the new California State Senate leadership under the guidance of the new President pro Tempore Monique Limon. We’re especially encouraged to see Senator Jesse Arreguin elevate homeownership as a priority this year as the Chair of the Senate Housing Committee.

As Senator Arreguin so powerfully shared, for millennials and working families, the dream of owning a home in California often feels out of reach. That’s exactly why sustained investment in programs like CalHome matter. Expanding access to affordable homeownership isn’t just a policy choice; it’s a pathway to stability, equity, and stronger communities.

We look forward to working with Senate leadership in the 2026 legislative session to advance solutions that help more Californians achieve the dream of homeownership.

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2619 Broadway
Oakland, CA
94612

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https://www.habitatca.org/

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