Building Bridges of Hope
"My wish for you is that you continue. Continue to be who and how you are, to astonish a mean world with your acts of kindness."
-Maya Angelou
Our Story
The Coming Home Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing a sense of "home" to survivors of human and sex trafficking. Founded in 2024 and based in Houston, Texas, we aim to bridge the gap between rehabilitation program completion and permanent independence for survivors. Our primary focus is to offer secure, long-term housing alongside essential support services, empowering survivors to rebuild their lives with safety, dignity, and hope.
As a survivor-led organization, The Coming Home Foundation understands that "home" is often a foreign concept for many who have endured trafficking. The journey to finding peace and security often involves emotional and physical displacement. Our name, Coming Home, reflects our commitment to providing survivors with a supportive place to belong—to find safety, acceptance truly, and the tools to build a future of stability and self-worth.
Mission Statement
The Coming Home Foundation provides long-term housing and economic empowerment for survivors of human trafficking through financial literacy and creating pathways to permanent housing.
#1 City for Human Trafficking
Houston is at the center of the human trafficking crisis, with over 300,000 victims identified in Texas each year. The Coming Home Foundation is committed to addressing this urgent need by providing safe housing for survivors.
Increases Risk of Re-Trafficking
Without safe, stable housing, survivors of trafficking are at high risk of returning to dangerous situations. Housing instability often leads survivors back to the streets, where they are vulnerable to exploitation. The Coming Home Foundation addresses this critical issue by providing stable, supportive housing that breaks the cycle of homelessness and re-trafficking, empowering survivors to build a future free from exploitation.
From Crisis to Independence
Houston lacks accessible, dedicated housing for survivors of human trafficking. The Coming Home Foundation provides a vital stepping stone with rent-free housing, empowering survivors to rebuild their lives and achieve lasting independence.
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Our Founders
Hillary Krebs
Founder & Chairwoman
Hillary brings extensive experience in nonprofit work and community leadership, including her roles with redM Join The Movement, United Against Human Trafficking, and Greater Houston Partnership. She is deeply passionate about helping underserved communities and creating programs that empower individuals to become leaders who drive meaningful change.
Her seven years in real estate and corporate relocation gave her a deep understanding of housing stability, which fuels the organization’s initiatives and strengthens her leadership as president.
With a background in social psychology and economics, Hillary leverages her expertise in human behavior and community dynamics to address systemic challenges.
Under her leadership, The Coming Home Foundation is creating lasting, positive change for individuals and their communities.
Kenny Henry
Co-Founder & Vice Chair
Ken is an undeniable asset to our organization as a dedicated community leader, nonprofit advocate, and entrepreneur with over 20 years of impactful experience.
Co-founder of the Compton Human Trafficking Task Force and serving on the board of Restoration Diversion Services, where he has supported survivors of human trafficking, Ken is also a graduate of the National Human Trafficking Leadership Academy. He has developed life skills programs, coached traumatic brain injury survivors, and continues to make a difference in countless lives.
Ken’s unwavering commitment to social impact and innovation continues to inspire us all.
Miranda Stabler
Co-Founder & Secretary
We are pleased to introduce Miranda Stabler, co-founder of The Coming Home Foundation. With extensive experience in nonprofit leadership, event planning, and community engagement, Miranda is pivotal in advancing the foundation’s mission of creating safe spaces and empowering individuals to rebuild their lives. Her strategic vision and dedication have driven impactful initiatives and fostered lasting community change. We are honored to have her leadership as we continue working toward brighter futures for those we serve.
Vision Statement
Our vision is a world where every survivor of human and sex trafficking finds lasting safety, stability, and economic empowerment.