Investing in Communities

This year, 4.2 million kids will be homeless in America.

Since 1972, Covenant House has opened its doors to over 1.5 million young people experiencing homelessness and trafficking, one youth at a time.

Tricon Residential Team Members participated in Covenant House’s Sleep Out event, raising awareness and funds to support the organization.

To learn more about Covenant House and how you can support their mission, visit https://lnkd.in/eRGskWj

COVID-19 has had a dramatic effect on everyone’s lives, but its impact is felt most by those who were already most vulnerable in our communities.

At Tricon Residential, we acknowledge that Toronto is facing a housing crisis, which is why we’ve partnered with Red Door Family Shelter to support families with the resources and the time they need to heal and ultimately, achieve their goal of independence.

Families Forward is a local organization dedicated to helping families achieve and maintain self-sufficiency.

Our corporate office team participated in a back-to-school drive, providing Families Forward with 50 backpacks, 15 of which were filled with school supplies as an added surprise.

For Operation Christmas Child, our Folsom team filled shoeboxes with small toys, hygiene items and school supplies.

The shoeboxes were delivered to children affected by war, poverty, natural disaster, famine or disease, as well as children living on Native American reservations across the United States.

For City Serve Day, our California team lent a hand by painting homes for the less fortunate. Their hard work supported Acres of Hope, an organization that attempts to break the cycle of homelessness for women with children.

UMOM New Day Centers restore hope and help to rebuild lives by providing shelter, services and affordable housing to people experiencing homelessness.

Our Phoenix team was happy to donate warm coats and other clothing to assist in the mission of the UMOM New Day Centers need.

Our employees took to their bikes for the Moon Ridge annual charity ride. The event supports Bert’s Big Adventure, which provides children with chronic and terminal illnesses, and their families, with a magical, all-expenses-paid five-day trip to Walt Disney World^®.