HAC Volunteer Coordinator Mary Everett-Patriquin (left), HAC CEO Alisa Galazzi (third from right), and HAC Board Member Paul Melville (far right) with Cornell University’s Alicia Yang (from left), Piragash Swargaloganathan, Crystal Pascal, Luna Oiwa, Keenan Ashbrook and Sean Allen. At [...]
During their time at HAC, Cornell students not only lent their voice to the agency’s monthly newsletter, but to its social media platform. […]
The Cornell students with children from The Village at Cataumet at the Hyannis Youth & Community Center. By CORNELL STUDENTS […]
Cornell University students Joon Jeong (from left), Allison Laphen, Irene Bae, Anum Chaudhry, Breanna Ross and Nupur Bhatt spent their alternative spring break “hijacking” HACbeat, creating content for this month’s newsletter. Staff in HAC’s communications and development department have the [...]
This year Housing Assistance Corporation (HAC) is not only celebrating its 40th anniversary, it is also observing another important milestone – a 10-year relationship with Cornell University which has been sending a small contingent of students to Cape Cod [...]
Prag bonded with Lillian at the Village at Cataumet. On October 5, 2009 Pragyashree (Prag) Sharma Basyal celebrated her 18th birthday by coming to America with her family from Nepal. When she graduates from Cornell University in May 2015 she [...]
Now celebrating its 40th anniversary the Housing Assistance Corporation serves as a model for other non-profits and individuals looking to address housing issues throughout the country. […]
Cornell University sophomore Christine Chow (right) decorates handmade picture frames with Nellyda and Josmalyz at the Village at Cataumet. For all but one of the six Cornell students who assisted Housing Assistance Corporation (HAC) in April, it was their first introduction [...]
Six students from Cornell spent their spring break with HAC. By the end of the week, they’d helped save someone from homelessness. After getting an introduction to HAC, the students learned about Project Prevention, a program that provides temporary financial [...]
Last week seven students from Cornell University spent a week at HAC. They interviewed parents at several of HAC's family shelters and worked on an art project with children who live in shelters. A story about their efforts made the front page [...]
