H.O.M.E.'s board member Dr. June McKoy appeared on Windy City Live to talk about the sandwich generation.

Volunteers play an important role in helping H.O.M.E. serve low-income seniors.

July is on record as one of the wettest months in the history of Chicago.

CNT Energy Savers, a part of the Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT)  helps residential buildings lower their energy costs.

H.O.M.E once again participated in the Greater Chicago Food Depository’s Annual Hunger Walk, which was held on Saturday, June 25, 2011 at Soldier Field.

Through its Community Impact Grants Program, The Home Depot® Foundation has awarded $2,500 to H.O.M.E.  The donation will be used to purchase supplies for its Volunteer program.

H.O.M.E. has an urgent need for a good quality car, mini-van or van--can you help?

You can help H.O.M.E.

Members of the Tiger Den of Cub Scout Pack 3822 and several of their leaders and parents visited Pat Crowley House recently.

On Monday, March 7 at its March educational event GMC PCMA presented H.O.M.E. with a check for $22,358.

H.O.M.E. has recently entered into a partnership with Make It Better, an online community resource and magazine.

Check out two free Apps on elder care and personal crisis management.

H.O.M.E. has submitted applications for energy audits at all three of our buildings

Taproot Foundation has awarded H.O.M.E. their Key Messages & Brand Strategy Service Grant

One in six older Americans lives below the federal poverty line, according to a new government analysis which almost doubles the number of very poor seniors compared to the standard estimate.