The Coming Home Foundation

We are proud to showcase the work of co-founder Miranda Stabler in her role with the Lubbock Apartment Association. Her extensive background in nonprofit events, management, and community engagement continue to be an asset to our organization and further evidence why we are perfectly positioned as a team to execute our mission. We are proud to have you as part of our leadership!

A Milestone Moment for Our Foundation Last month, our foundation officially debuted in the Houston nonprofit community. With the incredible support of friends and colleagues across the real estate, fashion, tech, and energy sectors, our announcement and celebration were a tremendous success. A highlight of the evening was the moving and inspirational speech delivered by our founder and CEO, Hillary Krebs, whose passion and vision for supporting survivors set the tone for the impactful work ahead. Under her leadership, we are committed to making a meaningful difference—not only in Houston but across the globe. A genuine thank you to our founding members KEN HENRY and Miranda Stabler for your heart and incredible work. Our advisory board Kattya Lorena Distefano Ashlie H. Moises Brito, and to everyone who attended, sponsored, and continues to support our mission. This is just the beginning, and we look forward to sharing our journey and future successes with you all. A special thank you to Darryl Howard for capturing the evenings most beautiful moments. Your talent and professionalism truly brought the event to life through the lense and we look forward to collaborating again in the future. #NonProfit #CommunityService #Leadership #MakingChange

Escaping human trafficking is just the beginning. For many survivors, the journey to true freedom is long and filled with challenges—finding safe housing, accessing mental health support, and rebuilding their lives. The reintegration process can take years, and without the right resources, survivors face a high risk of homelessness or re-trafficking. Stable housing, job training, and legal assistance are not just helpful—they are essential. At The Coming Home Foundation, we are committed to ensuring survivors have the support they need to heal and thrive. Because freedom isn’t just about leaving—it’s about building a future with dignity and security. Let’s work together to make that future possible. #HumanTraffickingAwareness #SupportSurvivors #TheComingHomeFoundation

?? What does “home” mean to you? For many, home represents safety, stability, and a sense of belonging—a foundation that allows us to grow, heal, and build a future. According to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, shelter and security are fundamental to a person’s well-being. Without them, higher needs like personal growth, self-worth, and independence become nearly impossible to achieve. Survivors of human trafficking often escape their traffickers only to face homelessness, instability, and continued vulnerability. Without a safe place to rebuild, many are at high risk of being re-trafficked or falling into cycles of poverty and exploitation. Housing is not just a necessity but a critical step toward recovery and long-term freedom. At The Coming Home Foundation, we are committed to providing survivors with more than temporary shelter. We create a home—a place of safety, acceptance, and support—where they can heal and reclaim their future. ?? A home is more than a roof. It’s a second chance. ?? A home provides dignity, security, and hope. ?? A home is where healing begins. Join us in our mission. Please share this message, support our cause, and help us give survivors a real place to call home. #HumanTraffickingAwareness #EndExploitation #MaslowsHierarchy #TheComingHomeFoundation #EveryoneDeservesAHome

?? Labor Trafficking: A Hidden Crisis ?? Labor trafficking affects millions worldwide, forcing individuals into exploitative work conditions through coercion, fraud, and threats. It happens in industries we rely on every day—agriculture, construction, domestic work, and more—yet it often goes unnoticed. ?? Did you know? Migrant workers are 3 times more likely to be trafficked due to economic hardships and legal vulnerabilities. ?? Forced labor generates an estimated $236 billion in illegal profits annually, making it one of the largest criminal industries. This is not just a global issue—it’s happening in our own communities. We can make a difference by raising awareness, supporting ethical labor practices, and advocating for stronger protections. ?? How You Can Help: ? Educate yourself and others about labor trafficking. ? Support businesses that uphold fair labor standards. ? Report suspected trafficking to the National Human Trafficking Hotline: 1-888-373-7888. Together, we can break the cycle of exploitation. Share this post to help spread awareness! #LaborTrafficking #HumanTraffickingAwareness #EndExploitation #TheComingHomeFoundation

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made last night’s inaugural event for The Coming Home Foundation an unforgettable beginning. Your presence, your belief, and your unwavering support are the foundation upon which this mission will rise. Our founder and CEO Hillary Krebs spoke not just with vision, but with conviction—a call to restore, to rebuild, and to bring hope where it has been lost. In a room filled with leaders, advocates, and changemakers, we were reminded that transformation is not the work of one, but of many, bound together by kindness and purpose. To our extraordinary sponsors, your generosity fuels this journey. To every guest who lent their voice and their heart, you are part of something profound—something that is already changing the lives or survivors and overcomers for the better. This is more than a moment; it is the first step toward a future where every person of every walk of life is afforded the opportunity to be at home. Many more thanks and kudos to our incredible Founding and Advisory Board members. We are doing amazing work together. Miranda Stabler Ashlie H. Moises Brito KEN HENRY Kattya Lorena Distefano #Celebrate #Home #AntiHumanTrafficking #HoutstonTX

In anticipation of our celebratory inaugural event this evening we would like to take a moment and thank our silent auction sponsors for their gracious contributions. RIDE Indoor Cycling Maria Elena Sandovici Pippa & Pearl & Miranda Stabler Photography We will have some exceptional items up for bid tonight at our event and are thrilled to be able to showcase a few of the #Houston community’s local artists and business. A sincere #thankyou to each of these exceptional business for their support. Bids open at 6:00pm, with the evenings event beginning promptly at 6:30. We can’t wait to see you there! For more information on the items for bid, follows the link below: https://lnkd.in/ga8E9mUX

With our inaugural celebration less than 1 week away, we’d like to take a moment and thank our amazing sponsors for their generous contributions. Thanks to your kind support, we are not only able to make this event a success, but also contribute even more profoundly to the lives of survivors. It means a great deal to already have such incredible support from the community, particularly the real estate industry that is an elemental part of the solution we aim to create. Join us next Wednesday, February 12th from 6:30-8:30 pm and learn more about our mission, our programs, and how we are already making an impact in the community. Register via the link below. We can’t wait to share our vision with you all! https://lnkd.in/gSxBEDcE @Mavenly Homes BluPrint Home Loans Goosehead Insurance Agency Fresh Start Home Services @BritMo Solutions BWC Lending, LLC | NMLS #1823206 BRPS Title LLC

An exceptionally grand Welcome to Moises Brito as the newest member of The Coming Home Foundation’s Advisory Board! Moises is a distinguished #finance professional with over 20 years of experience in commercial banking, lending, and community development financing. Currently at JPMorganChase, he has a strong background in business development, cash flow management, and access to capital. Before this role, Moises spent nearly 11 years at Houston Business Development, Inc., a 501c(3) nonprofit that focuses on community development, and it is where he led small business lending programs, supporting the growth of minority-owned businesses. A native of the #DominicanRepublic and fluent in Spanish, Moises has called #Houston home since 2001. His expertise in financial strategy and relationship management makes him an invaluable addition to our board. We look forward to his #leadership in advancing our mission. Welcome, Moises!

We are elated to welcome Kattya Lorena Distefano as the newest member of our Advisory Board! Kattya brings a wealth of experience as a dynamic entrepreneur with a strong background in strategic sales, marketing, and corporate events. Originally from Mexico City and raised in #Houston, she began her career in transportation and international logistics, leading major projects in Oil & Gas, Power, Renewables, and Chemical sectors for 15 years. As the Founder & CEO of Kattya & Co., she specializes in strategic sales consulting and marketing, delivering innovative solutions for corporate clients and trade shows. Beyond her business, Kattya is deeply committed to sustainability and wellness, serving on the board of Stressie and co-founding the Society for Low Carbon Technologies. Her involvement with other #nonprofit organizations including PETA and redM Join The Movement further exemplify her dedication to serving the global community. Her passion for business, philanthropy, the environment, and the community makes her an invaluable addition to our team. Join us in welcoming Kattya!