Michael’s House A Legacy of Giving, A Future of Hope.

Homes for HOPE partners with the building industry in connecting their corporate philanthropy to job-creating and dignifying solutions that help families around the world overcome all forms of poverty. They've developed multiple ways to support the building community in leveraging generosity to give millions of people living in some of the toughest places on earth access to a safe place to save, business loans, and training that equips them to provide for themselves and find lasting hope.

The name "Michael's House" honors the memory and legacy of company founder, the late Michael J. Mungo who grew up in abject poverty, put himself through the University of South Carolina, and found success in the land development and home building business. Mr. Mungo worked quietly and tirelessly throughout his life to ensure that those less fortunate were afforded life's basic needs: food, shelter, and healthcare.

Discover the Loblolly, a spacious home designed with five bedrooms and space for real life to happen. This floor plan offers five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and 2,334 square feet of living space, along with a two-car garage. When you step inside through the foyer, you're welcomed by a main-level bedroom and full bathroom, giving you the flexibility for guests, a home office, play area, or an extra room when you need it. You're then brought into the main living area where the great room, kitchen, and dining space all come together. The kitchen is centered around a large island, making it the perfect spot for cooking or gathering throughout the day, with pantry storage nearby to keep everything organized. Upstairs, the primary bedroom is tucked away at the back of the home and includes a tray ceiling, a private en-suite bathroom with double sinks, and a spacious walk-in closet with direct access to the laundry room! Three additional bedrooms feature their own walk-in closets and a shared full bathroom nearby. With the Loblolly's five-bedroom layout and intentional use of space, this floor plan offers room to grow while still feeling comfortable and connected!

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The inaugural Michael's House, located in Hendrix Farms in Lexington, SC, helped fund the Village at St. Andrews, a joint project between the United Way and Homeless No More designed to create housing for families in the Midlands.