Open doors to homeownership
Our Home is Just that. It’s ours Nicolette is a native of Phoenix and chose to stay local for her two boys so they can grow up around family. Buying
Our Home is Just that. It’s ours Nicolette is a native of Phoenix and chose to stay local for her two boys so they can grow up around family. Buying
Who are the people behind Trellis success For over 48 years, Trellis has relied on our staff, our subject matter experts who excel at helping clients prepare for homeownership, achieve
Their Dream Home Waited for Them Congratulations to Sarah and Giovanni Damian on the purchase of their first home! They were so excited to pick up their keys yesterday. Sarah
Wonderful turnout of volunteers to provide 147 people a sit-down Thanksgiving meal and 100 packed to-go meals on November 18th at Eastlake Park Gym. This was a collaborative effort of
Thank you for your interest in our November 2023 online Financial Literacy class. This is a FREE three-day class and each 2-hour session has a separate Zoom link. You must attend all three
Why Credit Matters When Buying a House Buying a house is one of the biggest financial decisions you will ever make. It requires a lot of planning, saving, and research.
October 24 2023 at 5:30 pm – October 26 at 5:30 pm Thank you for your interest in our October 2023 online Financial Literacy class. This is a FREE three-day class and each
Thank you for your interest in our September 2023 online Financial Literacy class. September 26 2023 at 5:30 pm – September 28 at 5:30 pm This is a three-day class and
43 affordable rental townhome community will transition to homeownership in fifteen years. The Grand Opening of Trellis @ Mission February 15th, celebrated the addition of 43 affordable homes to the
Donor, Board Member, Trellis Advocate Arturo Perez, Community Affairs Manager at US Bank and Trellis Board Member, uses his knowledge as a banker and to advocate for Trellis and the
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