After a multi-year journey to find a permanent home, HPP purchased its three-story building in 2005 for $4.65 million, solidifying the agency?s permanent place in our community.?? However, HPP put its capital needs on hold in 2007 to better support programming in response to the recession.? Last year, the agency re-launched the Capital Campaign following a very generous $650,000 gift from a donor advised fund of the San Francisco Foundation, which was directed by the late Dr. Gilbert W. Cleasby and his wife Mrs. Marie Mendenhall Cleasby.? Now with a remarkable donation from Board Member Barry Lipman and his wife Marie HPP is thrilled to announce that our building will be paid off by the new year, and will now be named the Barry and Marie Lipman building!? In addition, the Lipmans? gift will launch the agency?s first ever endowment.
Barry and Marie Lipman with Barbara Kimport (center)
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HPP is honored to be the recipient of such inspiring philanthropic vision.? With many thanks to the Cleasby Family, the San Francisco Foundation, the Lipman family and all the donors and volunteers who have invested in the agency?s mission to end the cycle of childhood poverty, we look forward to sharing our home with families in need for years to come.
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Our home at 2500 18th Street.
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Source: http://www.homelessprenatal.org/featured/home-is-where-the-heart-is
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