The Bonanza Project

The Bonanza Project helps individuals and families experiencing long-term homelessness find and keep permanent housing. The program provides rental assistance and ongoing support to help participants stay housed, improve their well-being, and build stability over time. Services are tailored to each person’s needs and focus on long-term success in the community.

Where & Who We Serve

Where We Serve: Services are available in Cumberland County, North Carolina, including the Fayetteville area.
Who We Serve: We serve adults and families who are experiencing long-term homelessness and have a chronic disability that makes it harder to maintain stable housing. This may include individuals with mental health conditions, substance use challenges, or other barriers to housing.

Services Offered

Services are based on individual needs and may include:

Rental assistance to help pay for housing
Help finding and moving into an apartment
Regular case management and ongoing support
Help communicating with landlords
Transportation and food assistance
Life skills coaching and support
Help applying for benefits and income support
Connections to healthcare, mental health, and other community services

Participants live in apartments throughout the community, not in a shelter or group housing setting.

How to Enroll

This program is accessed through the local homeless response system. Individuals cannot apply directly.
To get started, go to Cumberland County Library at 300 Maiden Lane or 128 S. King St. in Fayetteville, North Carolina (Monday – Friday 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. ET) or call 910-482-6869 for coordinated entry. If eligible, you may be referred to available housing programs like Bonanza based on your needs and priority level.

At Endeavors, we serve our community with compassion and work to connect people with available resources and support. We will work tirelessly to find you the resources you need to recover, but please understand that eligibility depends on funder requirements which will ultimately impact whether we can obtain the assistance you need.

Funded By

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) through the Continuum of Care (CoC) Program
Reach Resilience Foundation