Partners with Hunt Companies’ Affiliate City Light & Power to Advance Renewable Energy Goals.

Transaction expands HMC’s footprint to nearly 60,000 homes across more than 55 military installations

The Hunt Military Communities team at Nellis Air Force Base is embarking on a significant project to upgrade its HVAC systems, marking a pivotal step in enhancing energy efficiency and sustainability

Company Installs First TROES EV Charging Station at Barksdale AFB to Support Sustainability Goals and Increasing Resident Demand

Hunt Military Communities Foundation (HMCF), the non-profit organization founded by Hunt Military Communities (HMC), concluded their third annual Back-to-School Brigade®  program with Operation Homefront. In August, HMC delivered 2,064 backpacks filled with school supplies to military children living in HMC communities in the continental U.S. and Hawaii.

A heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems upgrade project began on June 19, 2023 for select Moody housing communities. The renovation project aims to help further modernize housing for Moody's Airmen and help improve their quality of life.

EL PASO, Texas (July 11, 2023)- Hunt Military Communities (HMC), the largest U.S. military housing owner, is investing $2,730,000 at Hanscom Air Force Base on boiler, air-handler, and HVAC replacement initiatives.  

EL PASO, Texas (July 11, 2023) - Hunt Military Communities (HMC), the largest U.S. military housing owner, is investing $1,970,000 at Little Rock Air Force Base on initiatives including HVAC replacement and smoke detectors.

EL PASO, Texas (July 11, 2023) -- Hunt Military Communities (HMC), the largest U.S. military housing owner, is investing $3,707,000 at Patrick Air Force Base on new roofs in the North and Central neighborhoods.

EL PASO, Texas (July 11, 2023) - Hunt Military Communities (HMC), the largest U.S. military housing owner, is currently investing $3,400,000 at Moody Air Force Base on initiatives including HVAC replacement, an extensive sewer line replacement, and painting project.  

On February 1, 2023, at the annual Leadership Conference and Gala held in El Paso, Texas, the Hunt Heroes Foundation announced it is now named Hunt Military Communities Foundation. This change aligns with the foundation’s work with Hunt Military Communities employees and vendors who continue actively supporting the foundation’s programs and services.

Hunt Heroes Foundation, the non-profit organization founded by Hunt Military Communities (Hunt), is excited to announce it has recently started accepting applications for its fifth annual HHF scholarship grants. Hunt will award $50,000 to deserving applicants.

PRNewswire -- Hunt Military Communities (HMC) and its non-profit organization, Hunt Heroes Foundation, are excited to announce the winners of its third annual "Hunt Little Heroes" program. In honor of the Month of the Military Child, the Hunt Little Heroes program recognizes dependent children of military service members who are making a difference within their communities or beyond. Each winner is awarded a monetary prize and gets to select a charity of their choice to receive a donation of equal value.

Eighteen Recipients Selected to Receive Grant Toward Undergraduate Education Costs Hunt Heroes Foundation (HHF), the non-profit organization founded by Hunt Military Communities (HMC), is pleased to announce the winners of its fourth annual Hunt Heroes Foundation Scholarship for dependents of active duty military members. This year, HMC committed $50,000 to give to deserving students who are seeking ongoing educational opportunities. Each of the 18 recipients will receive a grant award, ranging from $1,000 to $5,000, to help alleviate the burden of continuing education costs. 

Hunt Military Communities (HMC) is excited to announce the launch of its third annual “Hunt Little Heroes” program to recognize dependent children of military service members who are making a difference within their communities. In honor of Month of the Military Child, nationally recognized each April, Hunt Little Heroes will be highlighting military children ages 4 -15 years old that are making a positive impact within their communities or beyond. 

Hunt Heroes Foundation, the non-profit organization founded by Hunt Military Communities (Hunt), is excited to announce it has recently started accepting applications for its fourth annual HHF scholarship grants. Hunt will award $50,000 to deserving applicants.

Five winners were selected to receive a $100 cash prize for describing what it means to be a patriot.

Congratulations to our winners! Gavin D. - Fort Lee Asia R. - Fort Sam Houston Jonah W. - Fort Sam Houston Myra Y. - Hanscom Avery G. - Shaw  Visit Patriot.HuntHeroesFoundation.org to view their submissions.

Military veterans, active members, and loved ones are invited to an upcoming webinar in observance of National Suicide Prevention Month

Hunt Military Communities announces Brian Stann as Its New Chief Executive Officer 

“This is awesome,” read one Facebook comment. “Thank you for putting Soldiers first!” was the acknowledgement that immediately followed.It was part of the feedback from privatized family housing residents at Fort Lee as they witnessed the installation’s first Walking Town Hall, conducted on June 21 in the Monroe Manor and Adams Chase neighborhoods – the largest and most diverse communities on post.

Hunt Military Communities to Assume Asset and Property Management at Fort Sam Houston

Fifteen Recipients Selected to Receive Grant Toward Undergraduate Education Costs

Hunt Military Communities (HMC) and its non-profit organization, Hunt Heroes Foundation, are excited to announce the winners of its second annual “Hunt Little Heroes” program.

Hunt Military Communities (HMC) is excited to announce the launch of its second annual “Hunt Little Heroes” program to recognize dependent children of military service members who are making a difference within their communities.

Hunt Heroes Foundation, the non-profit organization founded by Hunt Military Communities (Hunt), is excited to announce it has recently started accepting applications for its third annual HHF scholarship grants. Hunt will award $40,000 to deserving applicants.

The new system will reduce environmental impact and decrease reliance on non-renewable energy sources

Hunt Military Communities' Encourages Employees And Residents Alike To Participate In Long-standing Tradition To Honor Our Fallen Soldiers

Hunt Military Communities (HMC), the military housing division of Hunt Companies Inc., has been honored with a 2020 Air Mobility Command (AMC) Civil Engineer award at its Hanscom housing community in Massachusetts. This is the first time this community has been awarded the Brigadier General Michael A. McAuliffe Award for Housing Excellence.

HMC Hawaii Solar Rooftop PV Systems Reduce Energy Costs by $3m Per Year

The Largest Privatized U.S. Military Housing Developer Has Produced Over 116,000 MWh of Solar Energy Since December 2012

Military families across the U.S. to receive school supplies in preparation for the new school year

Work is set to begin next month on a planned $50 million project to upgrade housing across the garrison, starting with the oldest – and smallest – homes on post.

Hunt Military Communities (Hunt) celebrated the completion of a new, 40 home redevelopment of the Nani Ulupa’u neighborhood on Marine Corps Base Hawaii today

Twelve Recipients Selected to Receive Grant Toward Undergraduate Education Costs

Since mid-March, Hunt Military Communities (HMC) has been working and living under the current COVID-19 recommendations from State governments and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The Hunt Military Communities Pandemic Task Force has put in place precautions and initiatives to help protect the health and well-being of its employees, residents, clients, and vendors. As a result, modifications have been made to the traditional working environments and to HMC communities and operations. 

We are excited to announce the extraordinary Hunt Little Hero winners. Each winner will receive a cash prize and will designate the same amount to the charity of their choosing. Congratulations to the 2020 heroes!

Hunt Military Communities (HMC), the military housing division of Hunt Companies Inc., has been honored with a 2019 Air Mobility Command (AMC) Civil Engineer award at its Joint Base Charleston Family Housing community in South Carolina. This year marks the fifth time the community has been awarded the Brigadier General Michael A. McAuliffe Award for Housing Excellence.

With families struggling to feel connected during this nation-wide public health crisis, Blue Star Families (BSF) and Hunt Military Communities (HMC), two organizations with close ties to the military community, are teaming up with Facebook to help encourage connectivity for military families in Oceanside, CA. 

Hunt Heroes Foundation (HHF), the non-profit organization founded by Hunt Military Communities (HMC), is excited to announce it raised more than $162,500 at its second annual Hunt Heroes Foundation Gala. The event, recently held in Nashville, TN, featured a dinner, a silent auction and an awards ceremony for HMC employees, sponsors and partners.  

Hunt Military Communities (HMC) is excited to announce the launch of its inaugural “Hunt Little Heroes” program to recognize dependent children of military service members who are making a difference within their communities. In honor of Month of the Military Child, nationally recognized each April, Hunt Little Heroes will be highlighting military children ages 4 -15 years old that are making a positive impact within their communities or beyond. 

Hunt Military Communities (“Hunt”), the military housing division of Hunt Companies Inc., pledged its support of the Department of Defense’s Military Housing Privatization Initiative (“MHPI”) Resident Bill of Rights. 

Hunt Heroes Foundation (HHF), Hunt Military Communities Mgmt., LLC (“HMC”), nonprofit organization is excited to announce it has recently started accepting applications for its annual HHF scholarship grants.

Hunt Military Communities (Hunt) is pleased to have been recently awarded Duke Energy’s long-standing Power Partner award for 2019.

As part of its ongoing recognition and support of veterans, Hunt Military Communities volunteered this past weekend with the non-profit organization Wreaths Across America to support their wreath-laying efforts at multiple military cemeteries across the nation.

Hunt Military Communities (HMC), the military housing division of Hunt Companies Inc., announced today its support for the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program this holiday season. A number of donation drop off stations have been designated at 19 Hunt Military Communities across the nation including: Barksdale (LA), Bolling (DC), Buckley (CO) Langley (VA), Hanscom (MA), Shaw (SC), Keesler (MS), Ohana Marines and Navy (HI), Crane (IN), Patrick (FL), Cottonwood (ID), Little Rock (AR), Kirtland (NM), Quail Hollow and Hunter’s Cove (TX), Nellis (NV), Robins (GA), and Scott (IL). 

Hunt Military Communities wants to honor veteran’s memories and is asking for veteran’s stories and imagery (photos) that will be incorporated into an artistic coffee table book with proceeds going to the Hunt Heroes Foundation. Hunt will be highlighting a different veteran throughout the month of November for their 30 Days for 30Families program, which coincides with Month of the Military Family.

Hunt Military Communities, the military housing division of Hunt Companies Inc., announced today there are more than 180 job openings across more than 30 Hunt Military Communities.  Of those, 30 are management positions and over 100 of them are maintenance-related jobs.  Job titles include Leasing Director, Executive Assistant, Maintenance Director, Maintenance Technician and Porter, as well as newly added positions including 15 new Quality Assurance/Quality Control Specialists, and two Portfolio Support Directors. Roles are based on need per location. 

Hunt Military Communities’ (HMC) employees joined forces to help support their local communities by participating in Hunt’s annual Helping Hands Day. In all, more than 35 organizations, located throughout the United States, were supported by hundreds of HMC employees who closed down their offices for the day to volunteer their time and energy in support of local organizations.  

Hunt Heroes Foundation (HHF), the non-profit organization founded by Hunt Military Communities (HMC), was honored to have served as a major sponsor for the recent wear blue: run to remember fundraising gala held recently in Chicago.

Hunt Military Communities, the military housing division of Hunt Companies Inc., is proud to announce the launch of its newly created, Hunt HEART Program.  This new initiative is designed to support residents and military members who live in a Hunt Military Community, with a focus on deployed spouses, military members who just returned from deployment, new residents, and those experiencing a family crisis. The HEART Program, which stands for Hunt Embraces: Activities, Resources & Training, provides services and educational training in the areas of navigating military life, how to access base resources, and activities for children and families.

Hunt Heroes Foundation (HHF), the non-profit organization founded by Hunt Military Communities (HMC), recently hosted more than 25 Memorial Day events at military communities around the nation, joining over 20,000 other runners and walkers around the world to remember America's fallen heroes and show support for the families they left behind.

Hunt Military Communities (HMC) today announced that Captain Jose L. Rodriguez, Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling Commanding Officer, and Colonel Leslie Maher, 375th Air Mobility Wing and Installation Commander, coined 13 HMC employees for going above and beyond the call of duty at Bolling Family Housing and Scott Family Housing. Being coined by military leadership is one of the greatest accolades a person can receive.

Hunt Military Communities (HMC) this month launched a company wide initiative supporting the Month of the Military Child.

Hunt Heroes Foundation (HHF), the non-profit organization founded by Hunt Military Communities ("HMC"), is excited to announce it raised more than $85,000 at its first-ever Hunt Heroes Foundation gala. 

Hanscom Family Housing, a Hunt Military Community, is honored to announce its employees have been "coined" by the Coast Guard Commander Captain Eric Doucette, and in the presence of Hanscom Wing Commander, COL Chad Ellsworth for helping support Coast Guard families impacted by the government shutdown. Being coined by military leadership is one of the greatest accolades a person can receive.

Thousands of Coast Guard service members and families faced financial hardship as a result of the recent government shutdown. Hunt Military Communities (HMC) and its non-profit arm, Hunt Heroes Foundation, organized to provide support across all of its communities.

We are the only Military Housing Developer chosen to do so. It was an honor to be a part of this highly watched program and to truly demonstrate what we offer our residents day-in and day-out.

Hunt Military Communities Mgmt., LLC ("HMC"), a subsidiary of Hunt Companies, Inc. ("Hunt"), new nonprofit, the Hunt Heroes Foundation ("HHF") was honored to have served as a major sponsor for the recent wear blue: run to remember fundraising gala recently held in Chicago.

Hunt Military Communities Mgmt., LLC ("HMC"), a subsidiary of Hunt Companies, Inc. ("Hunt"), is honored to announce that is has launched a new nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization. The Hunt Heroes Foundation ("HHF") focuses its efforts on supporting the military men and women who live in our homes and neighborhoods and the communities where Hunt employees live and work.