Success Stories
Becoming a Trade Boss
Our newly launched Skilled Trades Program is already making a profound impact on the youth who participate in it.
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Success Stories
Next Steps: Chris’s Story
When Chris found himself facing homelessness at the age of 19, he wasn’t sure where to turn…
Success Stories
Teaching Lessons Learned at OHB
As a Chief Petty Officer in the United States Navy, Michael Branon inspires younger sailors by teaching them values that were instilled in him 18 years ago here at Omaha Home for Boys.
Success Stories
Leading by Example
“Honestly, I thought I would be on the streets all my life,” shared Dinero. “I feel proud of myself and happy to be here. It’s turned out to be something good.”
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Starting Point to Independence: Bennett’s Story
When twenty-year-old Bennett started looking for his first apartment, he was a bit overwhelmed. He recalls thinking “Rent is so much! Where do I even start?”
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Events
Fair Deal Open
07/10/2023, 11:00am – 6:30pmJoin us at the Fair Deal Open to have fun and raise funds for the youth, young adults and families at OHB. Register today! Read More
OHB Golf Outing at Dismal River Club
07/24/2023, 12:00am – 07/26/2023, 11:59pmThis is an invitation only event, Please contact Kelsey Ridder at kridder@ohb.org for details. Read More
OHB Golf Outing at ArborLinks
08/11/2023, 11:00am – 08/13/2023, 10:00amThis is an invitation only event. Please contact Kelsey Ridder at kridder@ohb.org for details. Read More
News
Employee Spotlight: Meet Kevin
This month our Employee Spotlight is shining on Kevin. Meet him and learn what’s kept him motivated to help youth at OHB for over eight years. Read More
The Chat
Kelsey Ridder, Chief Development Officer at OHB, shares ways you can help bring some fun to the youth and families at OHB. Read More
Our Journey to 100 Years: Recreation on the Rise
Our Journey to 100 Years series takes us to the late 1960’s when recreation was on the rise for the youth who called OHB home. Read More
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