Welcome to the Heart of Hubble! We would like to share with you some of the ways we are working to help make the neighborhoods, communities and surrounding areas we serve and call home, places of compassion and prosperity. Since its inception in 1997, Hubble Homes has contributed over $1,797,816.73 in donations to local charities and non-profits. Continuing in this long-time tradition of giving, we're excited to introduce several new initiatives including Company-Matched Donations, Hubble Grants, and The Hubble Hero House.
Hubble Homes is proud to continue our tradition of building a home for charity. As in the previous year, the 2021 Hubble Hero House will be sold and proceeds will benefit various treasure valley non-profit organizations. Construction is expected to start in May of 2021 and finish before the fall of 2021.
Hubble Homes' kickoff event for its 2021 Hubble Hero House was a huge success.
Hubble Homes is proud to partner with Mission Aviation Fellowship to bring help, hope, and healing to isolated people.
Construction for the 2020 Hubble Hero House started in July and was completed in October 2020. Our Hubble Hero House in south Nampa sold for $378,000 at the end of November to the highest bidder, and all of the proceeds were given to local charities that provide shelter and food for residents in need in our community.
Hubble Homes' kickoff event for its 2020 Hubble Hero House held at our Southern Ridge community in Nampa on Monday, July 29th, 2020 was a huge success...
Hubble Homes is proud to have been able to match an employee contribution to Hope House! One of our long-time employees, Cleve Cushing, generously donated $2,000 to Hope House. As part of our employee matching program, Hubble Homes came in with $1,000 for this incredible organization.
Hubble Homes proudly stepped up for 2020, and has started the initiative of an Employee Giving Program. Hubble Homes employees are eligible for a 50% gift match on their 501c3 donations of $50 or more, and not exceeding $2,000 per year.
Hubble Homes and "The Least" contribute $1,000 and $2,000 respectively to assist a young Nevada girl's fight against cancer.
