Category: In the News

Meet our New Chairman of the Board Emeritus

We’re pleased to announce that we’ve named Eugene Sepulveda as the Chairman of the Board Emeritus for our board. Eugene has played a part in our organization from the very beginning as a board member for the past 15 years. Eugene’s work and values have always lined up with what we stand…

We’re pleased to announce that we’ve named Eugene Sepulveda as the Chairman of the Board Emeritus for our board. Eugene has played a part in our organization from the very beginning as a board member for the past 15 years. Eugene’s work and values have always lined up with what we stand…

At home with John Paul and Eloise DeJoria

Excellent article in Austin Fit Magazine about our upcoming PeopleTalk guest speaker John Paul DeJoria, on his lifelong commitment to service and philanthropy. Read the article here.

Excellent article in Austin Fit Magazine about our upcoming PeopleTalk guest speaker John Paul DeJoria, on his lifelong commitment to service and philanthropy. Read the article here.

Austin Habitat to manage PeopleTrust, rename program

Austin Habitat for Humanity will take over management of PeopleFund’s PeopleTrust program. The board of directors of PeopleFund and Austin Habitat for Humanity have unanimously agreed to transfer the operations of PeopleTrust, and are renaming it Austin Habitat Trust. Read the full story on ABJ website  

Austin Habitat for Humanity will take over management of PeopleFund’s PeopleTrust program. The board of directors of PeopleFund and Austin Habitat for Humanity have unanimously agreed to transfer the operations of PeopleTrust, and are renaming it Austin Habitat Trust. Read the full story on ABJ website  

PeopleFund prepping to do SBA loans as part of growth plans

Austin Business Journal: PeopleFund is revving up to grow from $3 million in loans annually to $100 million within five years, beginning with its first-ever Small Business Administration loan program.

Austin Business Journal: PeopleFund is revving up to grow from $3 million in loans annually to $100 million within five years, beginning with its first-ever Small Business Administration loan program.