You're Invited: June 28 Housing Resource Fair
May 30, 2025
Live Well Springfield Transforming Communities Initiative invites you to attend their Housing Resource Fair
Join us for a FREE community Housing Resource Fair hosted by Live Well Springfield’s Transforming Communities Initiative!
- Connect with housing assistance organizations and experts,
- Discover resources and information for renters, homeowners, and aspiring buyers, and
- Learn about vital housing advocacy.
Enjoy a family-friendly atmosphere with a Kids' Activity Zone and delicious Food Trucks! Plus, the first 100 registrants receive a special goodie bag!
Mark your calendar: Saturday, June 28, 2025, from 11:00 am -2:00 pm at Brookings Elementary School.
Vendor Opportunities
This family-friendly event is designed to connect Springfield residents – including renters, current homeowners, and aspiring homeowners – with vital information, resources, and direct support related to housing.
Why Participate as a Vendor?
- Direct Engagement: Connect face-to-face with a diverse and engaged audience actively seeking housing-related services, resources, and information.
- Community Impact: Showcase your commitment to supporting the Springfield community and empowering residents on their housing journeys.
- Networking Opportunities: Collaborate with other housing assistance organizations and community partners.
- Visibility: Increase awareness of your programs, services, and initiatives.
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