Projects — Hometown Missions

Hometown Missions

Since 2010, Hometown Missions has assisted dozens of families in the DSISD with housing. You don't have to travel far to join a mission of helping those in need. Read about some of Hometown Missions' projects. And for how Hometown Missions got its start, read about Rocio, the widow with five children that launched this local nonprofit.

Fall 2018 Project

liza nevarez and the Creek Road Project

When you have respiratory issues, the last thing you need is to live in a home that’s damp with mold. If you do and you’re 12 years old, you end up missing a lot of school.

Our current project focuses on a family with three children living in a home that’s frankly causing health problems for everyone in the house. In early November, we’ll demolish this three-generation family residence and move a mobile home on to their property. We know this will make a huge difference in the health of everyone. And for an 12-year old boy, it will make a difference in his quality of education. We need your help financially to bulldoze the current home, prepare the site for a mobile home, install a septic system, and furnish the interior. We also need boots-on-the-ground to help achieve these goals.

We need volunteers and their boots on the ground. The family needs some very specific items — everything from a water heater and washer/dryer to bed linens. And we need additional funds towards the new septic system and manufactured home set-up. Click below if you can help.

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Oct 4

Dripping Springs Century News October 4, 2018 article on the Creek Road Project and Liza.

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Oct 25

Dripping Springs Century News October 25, 2018 article on the Creek Road Project and Liza.

November 2, 2018

Reverends Nancy Marroquin of Dripping Springs Presbyterian Church and Jason McNutt of Hill Country Bible Church led Hometown Missions board members, Liza and her family, and Josh Garst, our demo guru, in a prayer to formerly kick off the Creek Road Project, bringing Liza a new home.

Read About Our Past Projects

Shack to Home Project

Shack to Home Project

Read how Hometown Missions transformed a shack into a beautiful tiny home for a mom and her teenage sons.

Robin RobinsonMay 6, 2018

Rocio, Widowed Mom of 5 Living in Unhealthy Conditions

Rocio, Widowed Mom of 5 Living in Unhealthy Conditions

With this family, Hometown Missions got its start. After losing her husband to a tragic car accident, Rocio and her five children find themselves in need of a new home.

Robin RobinsonApril 8, 2018

Pastor House Revival Project

Pastor House Revival Project

Read how Hometown Missions and a group of 40+ volunteers helped Pastor Jesus fix up his home.

Robin RobinsonFebruary 2, 2018

Adorable Girls Living in Camper Trailer

Adorable Girls Living in Camper Trailer

Living in a camper trailer, Hometown Missions help a family move into a 3 bedroom, 2 bath home.

Robin RobinsonJanuary 8, 2016

Aid for Wimberley Flood Victims

Aid for Wimberley Flood Victims

After the 2015 Wimberley floods, Hometown Missions helped rebuild.

Robin RobinsonJuly 8, 2015

Aid for Tornado Victimes

Aid for Tornado Victimes

Hometown Missions helps rebuild a trailer park after a tornado hit.

Robin RobinsonMay 20, 2015

Elderly Couple Living in Mold

Elderly Couple Living in Mold

An elderly couple gets a new home and leaves their mold-invested, trailer behind.

Robin RobinsonSeptember 10, 2014

Senior Living Outside

Senior Living Outside

Senior man finds himself living in the elements.

Robin RobinsonJune 12, 2013