Homeownership

changes lives

empowers families

breaks the cycle of poverty

writes a new story

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a young boy and a girl are sitting on the steps outside of a house

First Story provides affordable homeownership opportunities to under-resourced families in the Northwest, breaking cycles of generational poverty.

$
2.4

Million donated to communities

117

NEW
HOMEOWNERS

71

STRONGER
 COMMUNITIES

WHY WE DO IT

The lack of affordable housing is holding families back and causing deep problems.

Poverty. Homelessness. Educational disparities.

But through affordable homeownership the lives of families are changed forever.

By giving neighbors a hand-up to homeownership, First Story is helping write new chapters.

Financial stability. Asset-building. Achievement of dreams.

This is why we do it.

Who  we serve

Our model is focused on removing barriers and providing access to the life-changing value of homeownership for diverse community members.

117

116 families served

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100%

100% earn less than 80% of area median income

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100%

100% are first-time homebuyers

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116

116 families served

a group of women standing next to each other
100%

100% earn less than 80% of area median income

two little girls standing in a room with their arms in the air
100%

100% are first-time homebuyers

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80%

80% are the first in their families to ever own a home

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30%

30% identify as minorities

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20%

20% are households with children who have disabilities

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80%

80% are the first in their families to ever own a home

a woman standing next to a young boy
30%

30% identify as minorities

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20%

20% are households with children who have disabilities

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