March 4th Un-Masquerade

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Home Again Foundation
  • Home
  • About
    • Press and Media
    • History
    • Board of Directors
    • Advisory Team
    • Construction Partners
    • Announcements
    • Contact
  • What we do
    • Affordable Housing
    • A New Type of Community
    • Construction Elements
  • Get Involved
    • Donate Funds
    • Promise of Tomorrow
    • Events & Happenings
    • Local Fundraising
    • Take Action
    • Volunteer
    • Newsletters
  • March 4th Event
  • Fundraising thru Amazon
  • July 2019 News & Herald
  • 12.12 Humanitarian Award
  • QC Nerve Article on HAF
  • Observer Article 2.24

It all started with a child's question

Back in 1995, when a young 7-year old daughter went out to eat one day with her father and mother they encountered a homeless man outside the restaurant asking for money or food. The daughter wanted to know why the man didn't have money or food. Not having a good answer the father did not how to respond. This spurred the father to find an answer for his daughters question. 


He researched and found a national program called Room In The Inn.  That man was Rick Gilbert and since then, and for the last 24 years, Rick and his family have worked tirelessly on behalf of the homeless through Room In The Inn.  They instituted Room In The Inn's Winter Shelter Program in Mint Hill, North Carolina.  This program provides safe shelter, warm meals, and fellowship for people struggling with homelessness during the coldest months of the year; in this area, December through March.


Rick had always wanted to do more and through his passion to help serve others he created Home Again Foundation, Inc.   


  • March 4th Event

Home Again Foundation, INC

Charlotte, NC 28227

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Save the Date!

March 4, 2023

Join us for a night of unmasking the homelessness and lack of affordable housing here in Charlotte, NC. We have a fun evening of dinner and dancing emceed by Molly Grantham! 

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