A historic town hall that houses a senior citizen center seeks to adapt its space to provide a better, safer, and more flexible and spacious area for seniors to socialize, dine and exercise. The space will also help the hall better serve the community with an improved space to host events.

A low-income housing organization seeks to build a tiny home village that could temporarily house up to 50 residents at a time, helping get homeless people off the ground by providing them with a transitional space that is warm, safe, dry and healthy.

A food pantry that has seen a significant increase in the number of clients served seeks to become a higher-capacity and more sustainable organization. They need assistance in constructing a permanent outdoor covering for receiving, storing and distributing food. The improvement will offer staff, clients, and food products protection from the elements during curbside pickups and benefit thousands of households that depend on this service.

A nonprofit organization working to eliminate barriers to housing, employment and community connection for the formerly incarcerated, homeless or drug addicted seeks support in creating a construction classroom offering skills training for construction industry trainees. The organization aims to create and rebuild a collaborative, one-stop re-integration resource center that offers access to housing, jobs/jobs training, treatment, and therapy in an effort to reduce recidivism rates.