Click Here for Affordable Housing Awareness Week 2013 Photos

Check out these great photos of our 2013 volunteers and projects.

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Shelly Perkins of Lite98 Gets Involved with AHAW 2013

Kelly King Horne, Executive Director of Homeward, and Mary Kay Huss with Better Housing Coalition talk to Shelly Perkins of Lite98 on the air about the April 25th homeless simulation, "Walking in Their Shoes."

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Affordable Housing Awareness Week in the News

Read the latest articles from this week's Affordable Housing Awareness Week including a spotlight in the Richmond Times-Dispatch about Homeward's "Walking in Their Shoes".

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Richmond Association of REALTORS® Board of Directors

Area REALTORS® came out in support of Affordable Housing Awareness Week efforts. Click to view more photos.

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Franklin Federal Savings Bank

Franklin Federal Savings Bank employees roll up their sleeves again this year to help their community. Thank you to our Title Sponsor for all of your support!

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Thank You Volunteers!

Photos from Affordable Housing Awareness Week 2013 are now available online. Thank you to everyone who made this another successful year!

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Educate

PHA provides stakeholders with the most up to date information about affordable housing in the Richmond region with its newsletter, interactive tool box and library of relevant articles and research reports.

Participate

Since AHAW began, more than 2500 volunteers from across the Richmond area have worked at over 170 worksites, improving the quality of life for hundreds of our neighbors.

Collaborate

In 2012, Richmond Community Development Alliance (RCDA) became a division of PHA merging the resources, values and goals of both organizations.

Donate

When you donate to PHA, you support activities like Affordable Housing Awareness Week and other local efforts that help our neighbors in the Richmond region to have access to safe, affordable and stable housing.

“Our sponsorship of Affordable Housing Awareness Week allows us to support the many not-for-profit agencies who work tirelessly for others. It is rewarding to see government officials, business leaders and the general public work together to improve the living environments of our neighbors.” --Franklin Federal