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Our Mission
Our Mission
Advance collaborative strategies and innovative solutions to create and preserve safe, decent, and affordable housing in the Inland SoCal region.
Where we work?
Where we work?
The Inland SoCal Housing Collective operates within Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, an area defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as the Riverside–San Bernardino–Ontario Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA). This region covers approximately 27,277 square miles and is home to about 4.74 million people based on the most recent estimates.
As of 2024, the Riverside–San Bernardino–Ontario MSA ranks among the largest metropolitan areas in the United States, with a population size comparable to that of an average U.S. state such as Tennessee or Louisiana—underscoring both the scale of regional demand and the importance of coordinated housing solutions.
Area: 20,053 sq. mi.
Population: 2,214,281 (2025)
Area: 7,303 sq. mi.
Population: 2,419,962 (2025)
Our Work?
Our Work?
ISCHC drives impact through advocacy, partnerships, education, and innovative housing solutions.
Our Collective Priorities are grounded within our working pillars.
Advocates for local, state, and federal policies that expand affordable housing opportunities in the Inland Empire, including funding programs.
Support housing stability through wealth-building strategies that expand financial access and strengthen household resources across the region. Through this work, the BankOn Inland SoCal Coalition increases access to safe, affordable bank and credit union accounts for residents.
Develop and explore innovative housing strategies, projects and programs that increase the housing supply and affordability in the region.
Build cross-sector partnerships to align regional housing efforts and foster collaboration.
Who are We serving?
Who are We serving?
Our work benefits residents across Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, with a focus on individuals and families across the full housing continuum, from those experiencing homelessness to households earning up to 120% of Area Median Income (AMI).
Based on current regional income limits, 120% AMI equates to approximately $124,700 for a family of four.
ISCHC’s efforts are designed to support:
Individuals and families experiencing homelessness
Extremely low, very low, low, and moderate-income households (0–120% AMI)
Renters, homeowners, and homebuyers
First-time and returning (boomerang) homebuyers
Seniors and families with children
Veterans
Immigrants
Justice-involved individuals
Foster youth
Join Us
Join Us
The Inland SoCal Housing Collective is a group of volunteers from different sectors that convenes monthly to discuss and take action on the advancement of housing for all families in the Inland SoCal Region. If you are interested in being a part of this work please
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