Work is ongoing at a tiny home village that will be occupied by 60 homeless people.
Linda Heagy, treasurer of Hand-in-Hand of Glynn, Inc., the nonprofit organization that is building the housing complex, said the first residents on the waiting list could be living in the new furnished homes within a month if the city can get the vouchers so the homes can be occupied.
We write you today with exciting news! Hand in Hand of Glynn, Inc. has now matched the incredibly generous and forward-facing $200,000 “matching grant” from Jeanne Kauffman and her husband, Roger, which initiated our Endowment Fund, called ” The Hand in Hand of Glynn Fund”.
There are so many daily happenings at Hand in Hand of Glynn, Inc. that we thought it a good idea to send an update highlighting a few of the activities and accomplishments since our 2020 Annual Report went out to you in January.
The numbers went up Tuesday on the doors of tiny houses on Altama Avenue that will soon offer stable housing to Glynn County’s homeless.
Join us for an exclusive conversation with Ron. Ron’s story inspired a best-selling book, a feature-length film, and a life committed to ending homelessness in America.
Aug. 6—Construction of a tiny home village for the homeless in Brunswick is progressing on schedule and should be ready to house its first residents early next year.
We are beyond grateful for the generosity of The Southeast Georgia Health System Volunteer Services that recently celebrated Christmas in July by helping Hand in Hand of Glynn.
College of Coastal Georgia School of Business and Public Management students taking the Marketing Strategy course with Professor Scott Williamson dedicated their semester to developing a marketing plan for our tiny-home community!
Pete Correll’s legacy in Brunswick has been cemented with his generosity over the years.
A Brunswick native, Correll served as the CEO and chairman of the board of Georgia-Pacific from 1993-2005.
A successful businessman, Correll has supported the Boys and Girls Club of Southeast Georgia, College of Coastal Georgia, and most recently Hand in Hand of Glynn, where the Correll Family Foundation has…
BRUNSWICK, Ga. — ‘Tiny but mighty’ is the motto for a south Georgia non-profit that is putting a focus on housing the homeless.
The founders of Hand in Hand of Glynn Inc. are making their mark in Brunswick by bringing attention to – and building a tiny house community for – the homeless…
Our founder Anne Stembler shares Hand in Hand of Glynn’s mission and vision with Pamela Bailey.
Our founder Anne Stembler shares Hand in Hand of Glynn’s mission and journey to help our neighbors in Glynn County experiencing chronic homelessness.
In this video, Anne Stembler shares details about Hand in Hand of Glynn’s programs, construction updates, and information about the services we will provide to help our residents live a life of dignity.