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Bridging the Gap: Housing, Food Access & Justice

According to the Capital Area Food Bank’s 2024 Hunger Report, 38% of DC residents are facing food insecurity, which means: one or more members of a household had to forego meals at some point in the year and/or people had to reduce the quality, variety or desirability of their diets because of affordability.  This discrepancy varies greatly across demographics. Over … Read More

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It Takes a Village

As we embrace the holiday season, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the spirit of fellowship that fuels Jubilee’s work.

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We Raised the Roof!

THANK YOU for helping Jubilee Housing Raise the Roof! The city skyline served as a striking backdrop to a high-spirited evening atop the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library. The night was filled with celebration, partnership, and hope for the future, as Jubilee enters its next 50 years. With your support, we raised over $360,000 to expand Justice Housing®–deeply affordable homes with onsite and nearby … Read More

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How Jubilee is Transforming Housing Advocacy

Tyrell Holcomb, Jubilee Housing’s Vice President of External Affairs, shares personal insights into Jubilee’s current initiatives and his vision for the future of Jubilee’s advocacy.

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Special Spotlight: Marty Mellet

For over 40 years, Martin “Marty” Mellet has been an outstanding community leader, dedicating his life and career to promoting social justice through housing, economic development, policy advocacy, and improving Washington, DC for everyone—especially those most in need.

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