Justin Hilton

Founder @Safeplace International

San Francisco, CA, US
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j•••••@safeplaceinternational.org
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+14•••••••92

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WORK HISTORY

Apr 2017 — Present

Founder @Safeplace International

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San Francisco, CA, US

501c3 nonprofit corporation serving doubly marginalized refugees around the world through direct shelter, food and resource projects in Greece to funded grassroots initiatives from Tijuana to Cox Bazaar, Bangladesh.Projects:Athens Housing Collective: a safe home and loving community to LGBT refugees in Athens. To focus on integration, AHC conducts case-work and offers community center classes and events.Moms2Moms: supports single migrant mothers and pregnant women who have been the victims of trafficking and/or other kinds of violence Global Family: provides ongoing mentoring and financial support to small grassroots organizations and emergency support to Doubly marginalized individuals and families

SKILLS

CoachingReal Estate DevelopmentBuyer RepresentationInvestment PropertiesMicrosoft OfficeEntrepreneurshipReoSellersForeclosuresNew Home SalesSingle Family HomesShort SalesReal Estate TransactionsPublic SpeakingInvestorsProperty ManagementFirst Time Home BuyersResidential HomesReal Estate

ABOUT JUSTIN HILTON

An entrepreneur, writer, passionate activist, personal growth and spiritual leader who is deeply committed to social change. Justin has worked in India, Nepal, Cambodia, Bangladesh, Turkey, Mexico on LGBTQ+ transformational work focused on combating oppression and advocating for inclusion for over 3 years. Justin founded Safe Place International in 2018, after years of working in grassroots advocacy and relief work. Justin now serves as the board\'s Co-President. In recent years, Safe Place International has a sister NGO called Safe Place Greece which housed the projects that preceded them, Athens Housing Collective and Moms2moms. In addition to supporting over 20 unique shelter locations in Greece and a thriving community center SPI supports small nonprofits around the world working with Doubly Marginalized Refugee (DMR) communities through its Global Family project.

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