Every summer, we are privileged to host many groups of volunteers that come to Waco to serve homeowners with repairs to the outside of their homes. This summer so far we have two groups coming
Flowing water and swimming pools often make us think of creeks, rivers, and summertime fun. But this winter, these words are how people were describing water underneath their homes. The great freeze from Winter Storm
Are you in need of emergency repairs to your house as the result of the Winter Storm and live in the City of Waco? We are now accepting applications at Grassroots Community Development and Waco
We have scheduled multiple Financial Literacy and Homebuyer Education classes for 2021. Click on the links below for more information and to sign up.
by: Josh Caballero Everyone likes to feel included. Whether it’s being a part of the team or just being in the know for an inside joke, we all enjoy when we’re a part of something.
By: Jocelyn Williams, Community Organizer “It feels good to be able to help out and do something in our community for people during this time of uncertainty.” These were the words echoed over and over
By: Elise Jones 2020 has been quite a year. We are still in the midst of a global pandemic that has impacted tens of millions worldwide and is spotlighting health inequities in the US that
Claude Harris is a mature African American man who works at our local VA. He works hard each day to take care of his two children. He dreamed of becoming a homeowner for a long
Save the Date for this year’s 16th Annual Golf Scramble! We have moved to Twin Rivers – October 29th. Come join us.
Commitment. This word can be used to describe a family from One Hope Church in Athens who was determined to finish what they started even in the midst of COVID-19. Earlier this week, this family
