Featured Event
HART of Folsom Community Faire 2026
November 7, 2026 · 10:30 AM – 3:30 PM · Folsom Community Center, 52 Natoma St, Folsom
Kick off the holiday season with artisan crafts, local vendors, and community spirit — supporting HART's mission to reduce homelessness in Folsom.
Presented by Dignity Health and 3 sponsors
The Village Is Opening!
3 Housing Units Available at the Student Village
New emergency housing in Folsom for unhoused single female students — a safe place to land, with room to keep moving forward.
- Private studio, kitchen & bathroom
- Six-month emergency housing program
- For single female students
- About a 15-minute walk to Folsom Lake College
- Mentor support and professional case management
Take the first step: apply by emailing our Housing Intake Coordinator. sandy@hartoffolsom.org
You Did It: $44,379 Raised for the Student Village
Thank you to every donor and to the Zurbuchen Family Trust. See how construction is coming along.
You Did It: $44,379 Raised for the Student Village
Thanks to this community, September's matching campaign didn't just hit its $15,000 goal — you pushed all the way past the Zurbuchen Family Trust's stretch goal of $20,000, too. That's $44,379 headed toward finishing five tiny homes at Oak Hills Church for Folsom Lake College students. The match has ended, but the need hasn't — every gift still moves us closer to home.
100% of the $20,000 stretch goal secured
Our Programs
HART housing, a seasonal winter shelter, and referral & supportive services that meet the whole person.
How we help →The Student Village
We're building a housing village for unhoused Folsom Lake College students.
Building project →Get Involved
Join 350+ volunteers powering our work, or give to help a neighbor move toward stability.
Volunteer with us →A collective community, working together
At HART of Folsom, we understand the power of a collective community working together for the benefit of everyone in our city. With our upcoming initiatives, we hope you'll join us as we expand pathways for more individuals to achieve self-sufficient futures.
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