A different way forward

Stability starts
with a place
to call home.

We help individuals and families move from crisis to stability through affordable housing, meaningful work, and practical support—building a path toward lasting independence.

$600/moTarget affordable rent for a qualifying family in a SafeHSE home
Housing provides stability. Work creates opportunity. Community makes it sustainable.
The mission

More than a roof.
A path to restoration.

We believe lasting change happens when families have both the stability to get started and the practical support to keep moving forward.

02 / OPPORTUNITY

Steady Work

Connect people with employment opportunities, job-readiness resources, training pathways, and partners who can help them move toward sustainable income.

03 / SUPPORT

Stronger Families

Coordinate practical support—from transportation and childcare-related help to essential needs, financial literacy, and trusted community referrals.

The WORX Model

Why We Believe Work Restores.

A stable home can give someone the foundation to move forward. Meaningful work can give them the opportunity to build a better future.

At WORX Foundation, we believe these two things belong together.

Through SafeHSE, we're working to make affordable housing accessible to families facing hardship. Alongside that effort, we're developing employment connections and partnerships with mission-driven businesses that can create practical opportunities for people seeking work.

As our housing portfolio grows, so does the need for services like property maintenance, lawncare, cleaning, and repairs. Our vision is to connect those needs with people who need the opportunity to earn a living.

Housing creates stability. Work restores opportunity. Together, they help transform communities.

Introducing SafeHSE

A home should be a starting point, not a finishing line.

Our first goal is straightforward: raise the funds to acquire an affordable three-bedroom home that can offer a qualifying family stable housing at a reduced rent.

$150–165KIllustrative first-home acquisition budget
$600Target monthly rent, subject to property costs and affordability requirements
SafeHSE · Home 001

One home.
One family.
Then the next.

Instead of waiting for a perfect system, we're building a practical one home at a time. Charitable gifts help acquire housing; affordable rent contributes to operating costs; additional partners help residents overcome barriers to work and family stability.

✓ Homes acquired with a long-term affordability mission
✓ Objective, income-based resident eligibility
✓ Clear property oversight and financial stewardship
✓ Connections to employment and family support
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The practical approach

Make the impact
visible and repeatable.

We want supporters to understand exactly how the mission moves from an idea to a home—and how the lessons from one home improve the next.

Raise

Invite individuals, businesses, and community partners to support a transparent housing goal.

Acquire

Identify a suitable home, complete diligence, and obtain required Board approvals before closing.

Stabilize

Offer qualifying families affordable housing alongside practical support and connections to work.

Repeat

Share results, preserve housing for the long term, and grow responsibly—one home at a time.

Join the founding supporters

Help make the first SafeHSE home possible.

Home 001 is the beginning of a long-term mission. We're building the community of supporters who will help turn stable housing, steady work, and practical support into lasting change.

Worx Foundation, Inc. has applied for IRS recognition under section 501(c)(3). Its determination is pending. We will update our donor disclosures when recognition is received.

Home 001 · Founding campaign
$165,000
Proposed fundraising target

For an initial three-bedroom home, subject to final acquisition costs and reserves.

Donations are processed securely through Givebutter. Please review the campaign disclosures and the Foundation’s pending IRS determination status before giving.

Good questions

Transparency builds trust.

Is Worx Foundation already a 501(c)(3)?

Worx Foundation, Inc. is a Florida nonprofit corporation. It submitted its IRS Form 1023 application for recognition of exemption under section 501(c)(3) in October 2026, and the IRS determination is pending. We will accurately disclose its status as it changes.

Who qualifies for a SafeHSE home?

SafeHSE is intended for qualifying low-income households experiencing housing instability or financial hardship. Selection will use documented, objective, nondiscriminatory eligibility criteria, including applicable income limits, as the program becomes operational.

Why is the target rent $600 a month?

Lower rent can provide families with room to stabilize finances, maintain employment, and build a stronger future. The $600 figure is an initial program goal, not a guarantee for every property; actual rents must reflect affordability standards and sustainable property operations.

What happens after the first home?

Our vision is to preserve each acquired home for charitable housing purposes while building the resources and partnerships to create additional housing opportunities. Growth will depend on fundraising, operating costs, property conditions, and Board decisions.

Can a business partner with the Foundation?

Yes. We welcome discussion with employers, service providers, churches, community organizations, and individual supporters. Program collaborations and financial transactions are evaluated under the Foundation's governance and conflict-of-interest policies.

Our invitation

Help turn hope
into a home.

We are building something practical, transparent, and designed to last. Be part of the first chapter.

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