Happy Housers Event This September

Happy Housers, A Quarterly Happy Hour Event

TICKETS NOW 50% OFF! Join us at Dr. Funk in Downtown San Jose. 

Join us for a special Happy Housers Happy Hour, sponsored in partnership with our friends at Equity Forward Anchor Network (EFAN)!

You’re in for a good conversation over drinks with people who care about creating a more inclusive Silicon Valley. It’s a chance to swap ideas, make new connections, and talk about how local campuses, churches, and community institutions could help open doors for more housing.

Come curious, leave connected.

Whether you’re deep in the housing world or just curious about what’s possible, this is your space to meet new people, share ideas, and be inspired.

Drink ticket and light appetizers included with ticket purchase.

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We are excited to include you as we celebrate the creation of SV@Home, a new start-up venture that will tackle the affordable housing crisis in Santa Clara County.  This new membership-based organization will lead efforts to secure new funding sources, support stronger land use policies, and engage and educate the community about the importance of affordable housing.

Please join us on June 25th to meet our board of directors, our funders, and our executive director, and to learn about our exciting initiatives for our first year. Leadership Board Chair Ron Gonzales, former Mayor of San Jose, will introduce our partners and leaders to share how we got here, and most importantly, where we are going.  Coffee and light refreshments will be served.

A consortium of Housing Trust Silicon Valley, the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, and the Nonprofit Housing Association of Northern California, has been working for over 18 months to give birth to SV@Home.  It is a product of input from stakeholders from across the county, with more voices joining the chorus every day.

Santa Clara’s affordable housing crisis is real.  It takes more than $54 an hour to afford the area’s median apartment rent of $2,825.  The median house price is $879,000.  More than 7,000 people are homeless every night.  We must take action to respond—our quality of life and continued economic success depends on it.