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Overview: Vista 44

Dan Gregory July 15, 2019

Supportive housing for families in Hopkins

Vista 44 will be about 50 apartment homes for families. Located just blocks from vibrant downtown Hopkins, Vista 44 will allow families to live in a community they love and invest in its prosperity. Support services will be tailored to each member of the family and what they need to thrive together.

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The Essentials

  • About 50 high-quality, well-managed apartment homes.
  • For families who make less than $30,000 a year.
  • One, two, and three-bedroom apartments.
  • Individualized on-site support services.

Why Hopkins

  • Close to everything families want, including Central Park, a vibrant downtown, health centers, grocery stores, and entertainment.
  • Easy access to bus routes and two new Green Line light rail stations.
  • One of the highest-rated and most diverse school districts in Minnesota.
  • There is need for supportive housing in the suburbs.

Supportive Housing

  • Support services through Volunteers of America.
  • Tailored support helps children do better in school, parents increase income, and families improve long-term health.

Connected Stories:
“Supporting the Home” – Jessica shares why supportive housing works for her family
“Say Hello to Vista 44” – Project Announcement

“Vista 44: A Fabulous Opportunity” – A Hopkins neighbor shares why she is excited for Vista 44

Get Involved

You can help create the apartment homes at Vista 44 through your gift and action. It will take:

About $750,000 in private gifts allows Beacon to do all the work needed before construction begins: the planning, organizing, design and financing. It takes a “Seed” of $21,000 per home for Beacon to do all the work needed before construction begins, including the planning, organizing, design and financing. Contact Lisa to discuss making a gift.

Congregations demonstrating public support at critical times in zoning, land use, and planning decisions. Contact Ricky to discuss how your congregation can be organizing to take action.