Your Donation Protects Homeownership
Join us in raising $1.5 million to prevent families from losing their homes during times of hardship
What Your Support Makes Possible
Thousands of hardworking families are just one hardship away from losing their home. You can help change that.
When hardship strikes, AmPledge steps in:
Provide short-term mortgage payments through our patented Hardship Assistance Program™ and built-in Safety-Net Fund™, covering up to three months during qualifying hardships like job loss, medical emergencies, major home repairs, divorce, or the death of a loved one.
Give families time to recover without losing their home.
Use our Pay-It-Forward Model™ so every repaid dollar helps the next family in need.
Your donation fuels a program that works, one our industry regulators have asked us to prove nationwide.
Our Hardship Assistance Program™ will:
Reduce mortgage delinquencies by 50%
Preserve homeowners’ FICO scores during times of crisis
Lower foreclosure rates by 75%, reducing family displacement
Increase homeownership in underserved communities by 25%
Enable lenders to safely offer low down payment loans
Begin wealth creation in underserved families
Build lasting financial security in communities where it’s needed most
We've Raised $320,000
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Our Goal is $1.5 Million
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Help Us Make It Happen
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We've Raised $320,000 • Our Goal is $1.5 Million • Help Us Make It Happen •
Make a Donation or a Refundable Pledge
You have two ways to make a difference:
Donate: One-time gifts help families today and are repaid to help future families.
Make a Pledge: Considering a gift of $5,000 or more? Click the “Make a Pledge” button below to commit funds that are only used if needed—and fully returned to you after 5 years.
Whether you give $25 or $25,000, your support becomes part of a smarter, more sustainable safety net for working families who just need time to recover.
Your gift helps today. Their repayment helps tomorrow. That’s the power of paying it forward.
Donate or pledge now to help keep a family in their home.
