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A Message From Our Leadership

The journey continues, and our impact deepens.  

This year, innovation met proven results, data drove compassion, and every milestone brought us closer to a future where everyone has a home. In FY25, LifeMoves served 6,317 individuals and families across 25+ physical sites and additional community-based programs in Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties. But these numbers only begin to tell the story. 90% of our clients received the intensive case management and tailored support they needed to find housing, financial stability, health and wellbeing, and personalized pathways to independence.

This year brought significant expansion of our housing capacity and services. We welcomed clients to two transformative new communities–the 1111 Veterans Program and the Branham Lane interim housing community. Additionally, our San Mateo County Navigation Center expanded its integrated healthcare model to include dental services. Our outreach teams connected more than one person every single day to shelter or housing: 587 individuals and families moved from the streets to stability as a result of our teams’ efforts.

As a result of our growth, innovation, and focus on client success, 68% of families and couples we served moved directly into permanent housing, up from 57% last year. Even more encouraging: 96% of the families who exited to permanent housing were still permanently housed one year later. Structural challenges – including an aging population, sky-high rents and limited affordable housing availability – created steeper barriers for our single adults, 26% of whom secured permanent housing this year. We are encouraged that when single adults do secure housing, they succeed and we saw 90% retain their home for at least one year after leaving a LifeMoves community.

The housing crisis is only growing. For every 100 families seeking affordable housing in our region, only 24 units exist. And so our resolve and commitment to providing our neighbors with the critical interim housing and services they need is only growing too. With the generosity of our community, the competence of our partners, and the ingenuity of our services ecosystem, we will continue to deliver the support our neighbors need to thrive. We believe in the potential of every person we serve and in the power of Silicon Valley to ensure every member of our community has a safe place to call home.

Aubrey
Merriman
CEO, LifeMoves
Melissa
Selcher Chair, LifeMoves
Board

The Crisis Continues

The Reality We Face

The Bay Area homelessness crisis remains one of the most pressing challenges of our time. That’s precisely why LifeMoves exists: to move our most vulnerable neighbors off the streets quickly, effectively and with dignity and provide a pathway to stability for our most vulnerable neighbors.

A PERFECT STORM REQUIRES A POWERFUL RESPONSE

The expiration of COVID-era eviction protections has pushed families into homelessness at unprecedented rates, but LifeMoves is rising to meet this moment with expanded capacity and innovative solutions.

We’re also addressing the disproportionate impact on communities of color, particularly Black, Latino, and Indigenous populations who experience homelessness at rates far exceeding their representation. Our specialized programs support aging adults and people with disabilities, meeting their unique medical and housing needs with comprehensive care.

The Numbers That Define the Challenge

24

Affordable housing units exist for every
100 households in need in California

48%

Of California’s unhoused adults are age 50 and older

12,000

People experience homelessness in Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties

$3,000

Median rent for a one-bedroom apartment vs. $1,000 median monthly client income

Yet, despite these barriers,

WE'RE CREATING LASTING CHANGE.

While the obstacles are real, our results demonstrate that support changes outcomes. When people receive the tailored services they need, they don’t just find housing—they build stable lives.

94%

clients who secured a permanent home stayed there for at least 12 months.

96%

family/couple clients who moved into a permanent home stayed there for 12+ months.

ONE YEAR LATER, THEY'RE STILL HOME

These figures underscore what we’ve always known: when people receive support tailored to their unique needs, they not only find housing, but also build lives.

Every challenge we witness becomes a call to action. Every barrier we identify becomes a target for innovation. And every person we serve becomes a testament to what’s possible when tailored support meets individual resilience.

FY25 DAtA HIGHLIGHTS:

Progress in Numbers,
Impact in Lives

6,317 clients
served​

(90% received intensive
case management)

587 outreach clients

connected to interim or permanent housing, more than one person every single day

1.3 million
meals

served across
all sites

Who We Serve

62%

Single adults

22%

Aging adults (55+)

56%

People with at least 1 disability

19%

Clients who are children (0-17 yrs)

Supporting Children
and Families

1,169 children (ages 0-17) found stability in LifeMoves communities this year, a 2% increase from FY24. Families with children are experiencing homelessness at accelerating rates, driven by the end of COVID safety net programs and acute affordable housing scarcity.

72% of children who exited from a LifeMoves interim supportive housing community went to a permanent home. Nearly three out of four kids who came through our doors now sleep in stable homes, an outcome that breaks generational cycles and creates futures filled with possibility.

Housing Outcomes

Through innovative partnerships and expanded programming, we’re creating more pathways to permanent housing for every person who walks through our doors.

68% of families and couples exiting LifeMoves interim supportive housing—685 households—secured permanent housing, up from 57% in FY24.

26% of single adults exiting LifeMoves interim supportive housing—284 individuals—secured permanent housing, a result closely aligned with San Mateo County’s 27% benchmark for non-congregate sites.

46% of clients exiting LifeMoves interim supportive housing—969 clients —secured permanent housing, outperforming Santa Clara County’s overall benchmark of 43% for all household types across all housing models.

Strategic Expansion:

New Communities and Enhanced Services

1111 Veterans Program

In Fall of 2024, we launched a purpose-built community for veterans experiencing homelessness. With 39 fully furnished units featuring private kitchenettes and located near the Menlo Park VA Medical Campus, 1111 represents a new standard in veteran-specific interim housing. Early results are promising: we’re seeing 6-month average stays with high rates of successful transition to VA permanent supportive housing.

Branham Lane Interim Housing Community

Our 204-unit, multi-story modular community in San José began welcoming individuals and couples in FY25. Funded by a $51M state Homekey award, Branham addresses San José’s acute need with private units, en suite bathrooms, kitchenettes, community spaces, and a dog park.

San Mateo County Navigation Center Expansion

Through a partnership with San Mateo County and the University of the Pacific’s Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry, the San Mateo County Navigation Center now offers an on-site dental clinic, reducing barriers to access and improving healthcare uptake among underserved populations.

Our Evolving Model

After reviewing thousands of client journeys and soliciting feedback from city and county partners, case managers and clients, we refined our service delivery model based on what the data revealed about client success. Our updated approach reflects years of learning distilled into a clearer, more empowering pathway.

Phase 1: Welcoming and Foundations

Focus: Safety, basic needs, initial assessment

  • Secure interim housing placement
  • Address immediate health/safety concerns
  • Complete intake and housing barrier assessment
  • Establish trust and rapport with the case management team

Phase 2: Empowerment

Focus: Building skills, addressing barriers, and housing preparation

  • Financial capability building (credit repair, savings, budgeting)
  • Legal support (documentation, record clearance, immigration)
  • Health and wellness (medical care, mental health, substance use support)
  • Employment and education pathways
  • Housing search and application support
  • Connection to community resources

Phase 3: Transition and Beyond

Focus: Move-in, connection to community supports and resources

  • Secure next-step housing
  • Move-in coordination and support

Real People,
Real Progress

Stories of Transformation

Every data point represents a life changed. Here are just a few of the 6,317 stories written in FY25.

Matthew: Journey from
Encampment To Stability

After three years of living in his van at the city of San Jose’s largest homeless community, Columbus Park encampment, Matthew connected with LifeMoves. Matthew had a college education and 40+ years in skilled trades, but self-employment costs left him homeless for over a decade. A stroke and chronic conditions at age 61 ended his physically demanding work.

LifeMoves case managers provided crucial support, connecting Matthew with permanent housing and coordinating essential resources. With furniture from the Bay Area Furniture Bank and ongoing budgeting support from our team, Matthew now has stability, showing how dedicated advocacy can transform lives.

Katalina: Finding Family and a Stable Home

After arriving at LifeMoves in April 2022, Katalina received tailored medical, dental, and behavioral health support that helped her stabilize. At the San Mateo County Navigation Center, she found unexpected community: “The people here… I have made so many friends. We’re all family.”

Today, with Social Security secured and her health stable, Katalina is preparing to move into her own apartment, where rent will be just 30% of her income—her stable home.

Ines: A Mother’s Courage Creates a New Beginning

When Ines and her two daughters arrived at First Step for Families in September 2024, they had fled domestic violence in El Salvador and were ready to rebuild. Despite learning a new language and healing from trauma, Ines secured her work permit, enrolled in ESL and GED classes, earned her driver’s license, and built her savings. With support from LifeMoves, including specialized services for her daughters, the family moved into their own apartment in San Mateo. 

“The number of times I’ve fallen is the number of times I’ve gotten up,” Ines shared.

FY25 FINANCIALS

Revenue

Expenses

Community & Donor Recognition

To our community of generous donors, partners, and advocates:

Thank you

Your support made it possible to serve 6,317 neighbors on their journey to a safe place called home.

Board of Directors 2024-2025

Melissa Selcher

Chair, LifeMoves Board

Greg Eckert

Treasurer

Pamela Weiss

Secretary

Lori Castillo-Martinez

1st Vice Chair

Lauren Koenig

2nd Vice Chair

2024-2025 Board Members:

Pastor Paul Bains, Tammy Crown, Danielle Fontaine, Laura Green, Ahmed Khatib, Leslie Little, Carrie O. Plietz, Ajwang Rading, May Topper 

Delivering Impact
Together

Generous Donors

$1,000,000+
$500,000-$999,999
$100,000-$499,999
$50,000 - $99,999
$25,000 - $49,999
$10,000 - $24,999
$5,000 - $9,999
$2,500 - $4,999
$1,000 - $2,499
  • Anonymous (2)
  • Kaiser Permanente
  • John and Sue Sobrato
  • Mary and Mark Stevens
  • Valhalla Foundation
  • The David and Lucile Packard Foundation
  • Sequoia Healthcare District
  • Tipping Point Community
  • Anne Wojcicki Foundation
  • Anonymous (4)
  • Jennifer Burkham and Jason Krikorian
  • Connie and Robert Lurie CBL Foundation
  • Tammy and William Crown
  • El Camino Healthcare District
  • The Estate of Janice Boelke
  • The Eucalyptus Foundation
  • Google.org
  • Heron Family Foundation
  • Leslie and Gary Little
  • Jill and Deane Malott
  • Judy and Andrew Mendelsohn
  • Menlo Church
  • RW Family Foundation
  • Sand Hill Foundation
  • Melissa and Joel Selcher
  • Sobrato Philanthropies
  • Solid Rock Foundation
  • Stanford Health Care
  • Stanford Medicine Children’s Health
  • Ann and Joe Stockwell
  • Sunlight Giving
  • Sutter Health
  • Onnolee and Orlin Trapp
  • Troper Wojcicki Foundation
  • The Urbanek Family Foundation
  • Pamela Weiss
  • Anonymous (3)
  • Bertin Family Foundation
  • Carolyn and Preston Butcher
  • Dauber Foundation
  • El Camino Hospital
  • Ezrati/Syverson Family Trust
  • First Citizens Bank
  • Franklin Templeton
  • Gerri and Rich Wong Family Foundation
  • Dr. Rameen Ghorieshi
  • Google
  • Elaine and Eric Hahn
  • Kaiser Permanente South Bay
  • Kathleen Egan and Rod Ferguson
  • Laurie K. Lacob
  • Lillian Lincoln Foundation
  • Makahakama Foundation
  • May & Stanley Smith Charitable Trust
  • Bahia and Daniel Muriello
  • Noble & Lorraine Hancock Gift Fund
  • Palo Alto Community Fund (PACF)
  • Liz and George Pavlov
  • Peninsula Health Care District
  • Gloria Principe and John O’Farrell
  • Ronald & Ann Williams Charitable Foundation
  • The Rosendin Foundation
  • Wells Fargo Foundation
  • Johanna Wright
  • The Almanac
  • Anonymous (2)
  • The Applied Materials Foundation
  • Apple Computer, Inc.
  • Berkshire Foundation
  • The Bothin Foundation
  • Shannon and Clint Brayton
  • Allison Chang and Diane Gosney
  • Vicki and Greg Eckert
  • Kristen and Douglas Edwards
  • George H. Sandy Foundation
  • Harvey Family
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  • John and Marcia Goldman Foundation
  • Stephanie and James Judah
  • Marlo and Justin Kitch
  • Lockwood Family Foundation
  • Sari and Blake McConnell
  • Lily and Riaz Moledina
  • New Community Church
  • Norman Godinho
  • Oracle Corporation
  • Order of Malta
  • Marcia and William Pade
  • Jill and Geoffrey Parker
  • Adele and Carl Peterson
  • PwC Foundation
  • Gayle Riggs
  • Warmenhoven Family Foundation
  • Waymo
  • Woodlawn Foundation
  • Adobe Foundation
  • Kiranmayi and Srinivas Akkiraju
  • Altamont Capital Partners
  • Anonymous (3)
  • Anthem Blue Cross Medi-Cal
  • Nola and Harvey Armstrong
  • Atkinson Foundation
  • Bailard
  • Deborah and Paul Baker
  • Benest Grady Family Fund
  • Jessica Bernhardt and Ted Goldstein
  • Janice and Thomas Berthold
  • Marty Burchell and Michael Brownrigg
  • The Burdick Family Foundation
  • John Capek
  • Lori Castillo Martinez
  • The Charles and Roberta Katz Family Foundation
  • Chen Family Fund
  • Cisco Systems, Inc.
  • Compass Realty – Burlingame
  • Corey, Luzaich, de Ghetaldi & Riddle LLP
  • Erin Craig and Richard Dvorak
  • Crankstart Foundation
  • Ja’Nien and Mike Culver
  • Catherine and John Debs
  • James Diller
  • Andrea and Stephen Dover
  • Christine Doyle and Michael Yessik
  • Lisa Dusseault and Eric Rescorla
  • Connie Ellerbach
  • Margareta and Staffan Encrantz
  • Jill and Richard Fair
  • Helen and Steven Feinberg
  • Fenwick & West LLP
  • Foothills Congregational Church
  • Frazier Life Sciences
  • Lauren Friedman and Eric Albert
  • Dana and Rob Frohwein
  • The Glastenbury Foundation
  • Goldie Anna Charitable Trust
  • Yael Goshen and Dylan Smith
  • Grace Presbyterian Church of Silicon Valley
  • Stuart Greene
  • Deborah and Russell Hall
  • Joanne and Art Hall
  • Valorie and John Hamachek
  • Rachael Hardin and Jeremy Sugerman
  • Kaarin and Alexander Hardy
  • Kathy Hawes
  • Eleanor and Megan Heister
  • Andrea and John Hennessy
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  • Karen and Rick Iwamoto
  • Diane Jacobson and David Johnson
  • Sue and Kurt Jaggers
  • Jacqueline and John Jarve
  • Esther John and Aart de Geus
  • John & Cindy Cook Family Foundation
  • Puja and Samir Kaul
  • Margaret and Francis Keeler
  • Jill and Don Knuth
  • Lauren and Brad Koenig
  • Jiye Lee and Wonyoung Kim
  • Cathie Lesjak and Brian Boisseree
  • Beth and Karl Levy
  • The Lilac Foundation
  • Martin Lueker Boden
  • Anne and Jeffrey Maggioncalda
  • Marina and Andrew Martin
  • Leslie and Matthew Mayerson
  • Deedee McMurtry
  • Ann Morrical and Matt McWright
  • Kay Melchor
  • Michelle Mello and Rakesh Chopra
  • Alison and Scott Mellon
  • Meta
  • Katharine Miller and Scott Carlson
  • Cynthia and William Montgomery
  • Ann Mylod and Martin Yee
  • Naecker Family Foundation
  • Netflix
  • Laura and Michael Nibbi
  • Angela Nomellini and Kenneth Olivier
  • Sally and Craig Nordlund
  • Norman and Sadie Lee Foundation
  • Andrea Okamura and Jeffrey Chambers
  • Omar Family Charitable Fund
  • Joan and Rollie Opp
  • Andrea Palmer and Mark Orttung
  • Paniagua Tapiero Family
  • Pauly/Sutherlin Family
  • Suzanne and Bob Pellican
  • Mary and David Phillips
  • Kitty and Lee Price
  • Qualcomm Inc.
  • Ann and William Regan
  • Susan Richardson and Harold Luft
  • Jane Rytina and Jonathan Chadwick
  • Valerie and Derek Sanders
  • The Sawyer Estate
  • Daniel Scales
  • Nancy and Greg Serrurier
  • Kaye and James Slavet
  • Carol Smythe
  • Stamos Capital Partners, LP
  • Stanford University
  • Harise and Peter Staple
  • Star One Credit Union
  • Grace and Colin Stewart
  • Storm Castle Foundation
  • Anne-Marie and Trevor Strohman
  • Lea Stublarec and Curtis Peterson
  • Lisa and Ron Sturzenegger
  • Sharmeen Suri
  • Ryan and Jennifer Sweeney
  • Elaine and Arthur Taylor
  • Sandi and John Thompson
  • May and James Topper
  • Lauren and Johnie Treadwell
  • Jennifer Urmson
  • Lyndsay Vogel and Kyle Knutson
  • Beth and Kurt von Emster
  • Joan Weaver
  • Lia and Jim Whitehead
  • Wilson Sonsini Foundation
  • Nancy Wong and Rob Lipshutz
  • Woodruff Sawyer
  • Alisa Yaffa and Kenneth McElvain
  • Dennis Yarak and Margaret Becker
  • Patrick Young
  • Jennifer and Bill Youstra
  • Anna Maria Zara and Robert English
  • Cynthia Zollinger and Mike Minor
  • Agile Physical Therapy
  • Anonymous (5)
  • Arkay Foundation
  • Amy and Scott Arnold
  • Carol and Par Arvidsson
  • Assistance League of San Mateo
  • Hildy and Cesar Agustin
  • Cindy and Brian Axe
  • Kara Bailey
  • Alethea Bair-Sutherland & Ben Sutherland
  • Linda and Laurence Baker
  • Wendy and Joel Bartlett
  • Phyllis and Scott Bedford
  • Stan Beraznik
  • Ilissa and Brian Best
  • Kathryn and Jeremy Blanchard
  • Patty and Robert Brigham
  • Sherry and Michael Campbell
  • Claire Campodonico and Keith Paulson
  • Chrislow’s Legacy LLC
  • Christiana Foundation, Inc.
  • Lisa Claude
  • Holly and Andy Cohen
  • Congregation Beth Am
  • Congregational Church of the Peninsula | United Church of Christ
  • Kathleen and Reese Cutler
  • Dana & Thomas Hayse and Leonard C. & Mildred F. Ferguson Foundation
  • Laurie and Dario de Ghetaldi
  • Kaiann and Matt Drance
  • Dudley-Vehmeyer-Brown Memorial Foundation
  • The E. Richard Jones Family Foundation
  • The Eliot Family Fund
  • Pamela and Craig Flower
  • Frank & Dolly Halden Family Giving Fund
  • Marion Gallagher
  • Meg and Marc Galletti
  • The George and Judy Marcus Foundation
  • GMMB
  • Elizabeth and Cristos Goodrow
  • Maggie Grauer Pringle and Frederick Grauer
  • Carol and John Hamilton
  • Kari and Craig Hanson
  • Stephanie and Fred Harman
  • Heaven’s Helping Hand Foundation
  • Mitzi Henderson
  • Susan Henry
  • Emiko Higashi
  • Kathy Howe and John Lilly
  • Jeannette Hung and Ashok Singhal
  • Hutton Family Foundation
  • Ike Nizam Foundation
  • Mary and Ed Jennings
  • Tabitha Jordan
  • Lisa Keamy and Lloyd Minor
  • Judy Klein
  • Deborah Krass
  • Mrs. Joan F. Lane
  • April Lanz
  • Dolly Lee
  • Kimberly and Tom LeMieux
  • LinkedIn
  • Janet Littlefield and William Coggshall
  • Bryant and Patricia Macy
  • Marie Keese Lelash Foundation
  • Rose and Bill Mark
  • Ingrid Mazul and Ravi Viswanathan
  • Wendy and Tim McAdam
  • Evan McCulloch
  • Debra and Bryan McLaughlin
  • The Mervyn L. Brenner Foundation, Inc.
  • Jess and Ross Millikan
  • Wendy Mines
  • The Mirnahill Foundation
  • Judith and Bob Mohr
  • Kelly Moran and Mark Eliot
  • Allison Morantz and Daniel Wohl
  • The Morrison & Forster Foundation
  • Robert and Meg Nibbi
  • Nibbi Brothers General Contractors
  • Clari Nolet and Ken Siegel
  • Paul A. Carter Family Foundation
  • Nancy Paxton and Gaurang Desai
  • Cathy and Mike Podell
  • PwC
  • Padma and Krish Ramakrishnan
  • Harriet Roeder
  • Roberta and Leon Rosenberg Family
  • Lottie Rezneck
  • Ruehlow Family Foundation
  • Rupert H. Johnson, Jr. Foundation
  • Katherine and Kip Sheeline
  • Bryan Silverthorn
  • Mary and Mark Sliwkowski
  • Hallie Smith
  • Jared Smith
  • Jocelynn and Jeff Staley
  • Susanne Stevens
  • TDA Investment Group
  • Kelly and Jedediah Thompson
  • Joy and Bill Tobin
  • Trinity Church | an Episcopal Community in Menlo Park
  • Amy Truesdale
  • Barbara Tyler
  • Letty and Frits Vanderlinden
  • Julia and James Vandermade
  • Sandra and Brent Vaughan
  • Marie Violet
  • Diana and Christopher Walsh
  • Michele and Ted Wang
  • Wang Ching-Yee and Wang Hu Chia-Chiue Family Foundation
  • Rebecca and David Weekly
  • Margaret and Mark Wheeler
  • Patricia and James White
  • Woman’s Club of Palo Alto
  • Tiffany and Jon Woodruff
  • Elizabeth and Jim Yeager
  • Heather and John Abbis
  • Maryan and Stephen Ackley
  • Adobe Inc.
  • Jessica and Jonathan Agnich
  • Leslie Airola and Hy Murveit
  • Juliana and Dana Andersen
  • Richard Andrews
  • Anonymous (3)
  • AzamaLee Family Charitable Fund
  • Barbara and Brian Beattie
  • Becker Family Foundation
  • Mary and John Bellack
  • Darrell Benatar
  • Sarah Boisseree
  • Blue Owl Capital
  • The Borch Foundation
  • Vlada Bortnik
  • Jeremy Brown
  • Robert Brush
  • Carolyn and Robert Bunje
  • Allison Butler and Richard Peers
  • Mary Carp
  • Joan and Park Chamberlain
  • Cynthia and Lanhee Chen
  • Julie Clugage and Richard Hardegree
  • Lisa Coates
  • Judy Cohn
  • Congregational Church of San Mateo, UCC
  • Roshni Cooper and Vinith Misra
  • James Corbett
  • Melanie and Peter Cross
  • Katherine and Jon Dart
  • Destination: Home
  • Stephen Dick
  • Leslie Dorosin
  • Elisabeth Dutton and Daniel Shader
  • Michelle Earvin Munro
  • Edwards Family Foundation
  • Elkind Family Foundation
  • Jane Farish and Jim Savage
  • First Congregational Church of Palo Alto, UCC
  • Shelley and James Fisher Fishkin
  • Anne and Buzz Frahn
  • Sally and Derek Freyberg
  • Sharon and Joel Friedman
  • Genentech, Inc.
  • Cindy and Phillip Gibson
  • Jessica and John Gilmartin
  • Nancy and Richard Goldcamp
  • Alison Greenspan and Stanley Mainzer
  • Katie and Bill Hammerson
  • Judith and Ted Hoff
  • Hope Lutheran Church
  • The Hylke and Anna Wiersma Charitable Fund
  • Sally and George Kadifa
  • Kathryn Kalas
  • Charley Kearns and Frank Ching
  • Maureen and David Kennedy
  • Judy Kislitsyn
  • Susan and Robert Kresek
  • Erika and Eric Krugler
  • Young Kyung Grace Lee
  • Shirley and Daniel Lee
  • Jill and Phillip Lighty
  • Tim Linerud
  • Los Altos Mountain View Community Foundation
  • Lovett McLuckie Family
  • Patricia and Joseph Mach
  • Nancy and Alex Malaspina
  • Patricia McBrayer
  • Abigail McBride and Paul Goldstein
  • Elizabeth and lain McDougall
  • Wendy and Rob McDowell
  • Lynn and Neil McKinnon
  • Meg and Stuart McLaughlin
  • Patsy and Charles McLure
  • Valerie and John Metcalfe
  • Mission City Community Fund
  • Suzanne Nakamura and Andrew Leventhal
  • Eliane and Armand Neukermans
  • New Life Community Church
  • Next Legacy
  • Susan Nitzberg
  • Nvidia Corporation
  • Jennifer and Robert O’Donnell
  • Karen Offen
  • Soraya and Everett Oliven
  • Omidyar Network Fund, Inc.
  • Deborah and Frans Op den Kamp
  • Shari and Donald Ornstein
  • Pamela and James Patterson
  • David Payne
  • Holly Pedersen and Signe Erickson
  • Rachel Perkel and Shawn Becker
  • Lynn and Joseph Pinto
  • Kathryn and Christopher Potts
  • Erika and Eduardo Pretell
  • Qiagen Sciences, LLC
  • Gertrude and Daryl Reagan
  • Joni and Jeff Reicher
  • Laura and Jeff Robbin
  • Susanna Ricco
  • Suzanne Rocca-Butler and Eric Butler
  • Rotary Club of Menlo Park Foundation
  • Amy and Eric Sahn
  • Santa Clara Family Health Plan
  • Sara and David Schnell
  • Katie and Paul Scott
  • John Sheu
  • Janet and Mike Shinn
  • Beth and John Shuman
  • Joyce and Bradley Smith
  • Chakra Srivatsa
  • St. Bede’s Episcopal Church
  • Bryan Stansell
  • Edye and Larry Stein
  • Beth Walsh and John Stephenson
  • Carmen Tam and Kirby Miller
  • Nancy and Edward Taylor
  • Lissa Teoman
  • Holly and Buzz Thompson
  • Susan and Carl Thomsen
  • Tidemark 10 Foundation
  • Mary and Gary Tietz
  • Rachel and Michael Tucker
  • Visa
  • Rachel and Kevin Visscher
  • Judith Wasserman
  • Barry Wealand
  • Nina Weil
  • Sharon and Daniel Winnike
  • World Wings International, Inc.
  • Caroline Yuan
  • Jane and Mitchell Zimmerman
  • Sharon and Dave Ziony
  • Abbott Laboratories
  • Jacob Abrams
  • Betsy and Jay Adams
  • Wendy Adams and Pete Rukavina
  • Agilent Technologies, Inc.
  • Nancy and Lynn Alens
  • American Association of University Women (AAUW)
  • Amgen Foundation
  • John Ananny
  • Linda Anderson
  • Patty Anixter
  • Anonymous (12)
  • Nicole Aron
  • Julia Aspinwall
  • Avalon Bay Communities
  • Cathy and Rob Aveson
  • Megan Baca
  • Rashmi Bachireddy
  • Jennifer Bailey and John Zeisler
  • Deborah and Steve Baloff
  • Julie Barney
  • Meg and Harris Barton
  • Catherine and Frank Bator
  • Eileen and Ralph Battat
  • Linda and John Bauer
  • Melody and Walter Baumgartner
  • Marilyn Bautista and Greg Becker
  • Angelica Beard
  • Donna and Kevin Bebb
  • Melanie and Christopher Bebbington
  • Ryan Beenken
  • Susan and David Bell
  • Patty and Louis Bellardo
  • Mary Ellen and Thomas Benninger
  • Berliner Cohen LLP
  • Ellen Berryhill
  • Deborah Best
  • Pearl Bethel
  • Jayita Bhojwani and Aaron D’Souza
  • Mary Bimba
  • Jo Anne and David Birdsall
  • Jennifer and Brian Blatnik
  • Nancy Blears
  • John and Michael Blessent
  • Cynthia and Joshua Bloch
  • Amy Blodgett
  • Lori Bogard and Erik Toomre
  • Donna Bohling and Douglas Kalish
  • Gabrielle Boles and Benjamin Baer
  • Jomary and Robert Bolles
  • Mary Bona
  • Julie and James Borden
  • Nancy and Howard Bott
  • Neil Brast and James Roh
  • Kristin and John Brew
  • Bright Horizons Foundation for Children
  • Amy Brown and Justin Mitchell
  • Lorraine and Joel Brown
  • Valerie Brown
  • Susan Bryan and Frank Adams
  • Marda Buchholz
  • Stephen Buchner
  • Maureen Buckley and Steve Albertolle
  • Barbara and Henry Bugatto
  • Judith and Sydney Buttrill
  • Justin Cardozo
  • Julie Carver Cardillo and Louis Cardillo
  • Carol and Gary Castro
  • Caviness Corp.
  • Madeline Chaleff and David Arfin
  • Linda and John Chamberlain
  • Emily Chiang
  • Laura and Simon Chiu
  • Christ the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
  • Christine and Michael Clarke
  • Mia and Tim Clark
  • Jan and Morton Cohen
  • Peter Colby
  • Edith and John Collin
  • Brian Collins
  • Catherine and Donald Coluzzi
  • Cathy and Stephen Combs
  • Henry Cook
  • Robert Cook
  • Carla Cornaglia
  • Laura and Catalin Cosovanu
  • Heidi and Andrew Cotton
  • Richard Craig
  • Judy Creek
  • Beth Cross and Tony Stayner
  • Daedalus Structural Engineering
  • Maria Dalal
  • Paul Dankert
  • Mary and Mike Danko
  • David and Lucile Packard Foundation
  • Carolyn and Gordon Davidson
  • Jean Dawes
  • Sam Dawson
  • Amanda Decker
  • Miriam DeJongh
  • Laura Demsetz and Bernard Adelstein
  • Daniel Dermer and Frank Pratt
  • Josh DeWitt
  • Kelly Dike
  • Jeremy Dilatush
  • Honor Doherty
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Opening Spring 2026:

LifeMoves Palo Alto

This spring, we will welcome clients to our newest interim housing community in Palo Alto, providing 88 units (64 for singles and 24 for families). The site was made possible in part through a $26.5 million Homekey grant and a strong partnership with the City of Palo Alto.

This community will feature:

  • Family-friendly units with en suite bathrooms
  • Community kitchen and dining spaces
  • Children’s activity areas and outdoor play spaces
  • Integrated behavioral health and medical services
  • Pet-friendly policies

Learn more about LifeMoves Palo Alto

News & Updates

San Jose will open its largest interim housing site this month

FEB 19, 2025

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Housing for San Jose homeless opens at former encampment site

MAR 17, 2025

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Santa Clara’s New Way to Stop Homelessness:
Keep people in their homes

MAY 30, 2025

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What to Do If Your Loved One is Homeless

MAY 1, 2025

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