Pacific House Gala Dancing 2019

Pacific House Gala Raises Funds for Emergency Shelter, Affordable Housing

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With more than 350 guests in attendance, Pacific House hosted a successful and festive 18th Annual Pacific House Gala on Friday, Oct. 25 at the Hyatt Regency Greenwich. The event raised funds to support the essential services provided by the organization, including an emergency shelter for men and young adults and a steadily expanding portfolio of deeply affordable supportive housing. The gala is the organization’s largest fundraiser of the year. Pacific House must raise $1 million annually from public donations just to support the daily operations of the emergency shelter.

18th Annual Pacific House Gala

At Pacific House’s signature annual fundraising event, the Pacific House Annual Gala, is not only an elegant evening of cocktails, dinner and dancing. The region’s most socially-minded residents and community leaders will gather together to compete for outstanding items and experiences in an exciting live and silent auction. Also, each attendee will have an opportunity to ‘tour’ the Pacific House shelter and properties via virtual reality to see the impact of their support. The event will honor Round Hill Community Church and celebrate the work Pacific House does to transform lives and make a difference in our area.

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Pacific House Gets $1.6M State Grant for ‘Supportive Housing’ for the Homeless in Stamford

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With the start of the New Year came a substantial gift to Stamford-based Pacific House from the State of Connecticut. The state granted Pacific House $1,610,456 for the acquisition of five affordable permanent supportive housing properties. 
— an announcement from Pacific House
The properties comprise central Stamford’s “Fairfield Commons” village, a development that preserved existing historic homes to create a supportive housing community. With this grant, Pacific House will be able to advance its long-standing initiative to provide continued permanent supportive housing to the homeless community. Currently, Pacific House owns and manages six affordable supported housing properties and two more are in development. “We’re extremely grateful, these funds will allow our agency to continue its mission of developing and providing affordable housing and services to homeless people of the Greater Stamford community,” said Rafael Pagan Jr., executive director of Pacific House.