Housing Development Alliance, Inc.

Give to support Housing Development Alliance on GivingTuesday!

This Giving Tuesday, help us raise $5,000 to bring more families home
in Breathitt, Knott, Leslie, and Perry counties.

Giving Levels:

$25 – Friend: Provides basic materials and supplies that support safe housing work.
$50 – Neighbor: Helps HDA respond to urgent housing needs across our four-county service area.
$100 – Builder: Helps move a family one step closer to a safe, affordable home.
$250 – Framer: Supports home construction, repairs, and services that help families reach stability.
$500 – Foundation: Helps sustain the staff, tools, and program capacity needed to serve families.
$1,000 – Cornerstone: Makes a major investment in long-term housing solutions in Eastern Kentucky.

Every gift, at every level, helps Eastern Kentucky families stay, return, and thrive in the place they call home.

About Housing Development Alliance:

Housing Development Alliance, Inc. (HDA) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) affordable housing developer based in Eastern Kentucky. Our work spans new home construction, critical home repairs, rental development, disaster recovery, financial education, and workforce training – serving families and individuals across Breathitt, Knott, Leslie, and Perry counties. Since our founding, our programs have helped well over 3,000 people secure safer housing, improve financial stability, and build a stronger future in the place they call home.

Their Mission:

To use the power of housing to transform lives and build a brighter future for our community.

Appalachian Kentucky Counties Served:

Breathitt, Knott, Leslie, Perry

Want to donate items?

Donated goods and services, such as quality building materials, appliances, tools, trucks, and skilled professional services, directly support HDA’s construction, repair, and recovery work. Because our needs change with each project, please contact Mindy Miller before delivering any donation.

Email: mindy@hdahome.org
Phone: 606-436-0497

“The word home to me means a safe place for me and my family to enjoy and actually get
to live our lives without being in a constant state of fear.”
– Andrea Eastmon, Flood Survivor & New Homeowner

During the historic 2022 floods, Andrea Eastmon watched the home she shared with her family break apart and wash downstream. She survived by clinging to a tree until daylight, uncertain whether the people she loved had survived. In the months that followed, Andrea, her partner Travis, and their young daughter shared a single room with family while working to rebuild their lives. With determination, financial coaching, and support from the Housing Development Alliance, they paid down debt, built savings, and achieved something that once felt impossible. Today, they’re homeowners.

Chestnut Ridge: a new high-ground community for families displaced by
the 2022 & 2025 floods and for those who just want a safer future.