Big Wave Project - Half Moon Bay, California

Address: 350 Airport St, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019, United States.

Website: bigwaveproject.org
Specialties: Disability services and support organization, Farm, Housing development.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Opinions: This company has 13 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.6/5.

📌 Location of Big Wave Project

Big Wave Project 350 Airport St, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019, United States

The Big Wave Project is a disability services and support organization located at 350 Airport St, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019, United States. Their specialties include disability services and support, farm, and housing development. They are known for their wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance.

This organization has received positive reviews with a 4.6/5 average rating on Google My Business. Many commend their commitment to creating a loving community for individuals with disabilities, providing housing and support for those on the peninsula with intellectual disabilities.

For more information, visit their website at bigwaveproject.org.

👍 Reviews of Big Wave Project

Big Wave Project - Half Moon Bay, California

Jack E.

5/5

Housing for individuals on the peninsula with intellectual disabilities is in very short supply. Many of these individuals are not able to create their own community - they need parents and loved ones to help do that. The Big Wave Project is committed to developing a loving community where individuals with disabilities can live their best lives and have a home and community for their entire life, even after their parents and loved ones are gone. It has my support!!

Jeanne C.

5/5

The central feature of Big Wave is community. It will provide a safe home where residents can thrive and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow residents. Although construction is still underway, our future residents are already benefiting from a shared purpose and many and varied community events. We are grateful to have found Big Wave!

KM

1/5

So they want $550,000 for the opportunity to pay $2000-2,500 per month. This is a country club structured as a nonprofit to dodge taxes and they're trying to get credit for being some big, benevolent thing. Pretty gross

I also suggest you look into how many of the positive reviews are from people affiliated with the project 👀

Apologies for thinking disabled people without deep pockets need more help than people who can afford to live here.

Leslie N.

5/5

As the parent of a young adult with special needs, I am incredibly grateful for this project that will offer much-needed housing, a sense of community, and a place to belong for over 35 adults with disabilities. I applaud the families who have committed to making this dream a reality for others of all different abilities and backgrounds.

Marc P.

5/5

As the parent of a special needs adult child Big Wave Project is the answer to a dream for our family and many like us who've worried, "What will happen to my child when I'm gone?". Big Wave is an opportunity for our special children to have their own community and a forever home right here in the Bay Area, a full life that will survive our children's biological family. This is something we prayed for but never found until now. A world of thanks to the parents who persevered for 20+ years to get this project built!

Sountru

5/5

I have been involved with this organization for 14 years. My niece Elizabeth will be a future resident here. I have piece of mind that Elizabeth will have a safe & supportive life long place to live.

Karen S. H.

5/5

Big Wave is up and coming housing for special needs adults. It is a caring community of adults with disabilities and their families in a beautiful location. Soon to be constructed!

Valerie Z.

5/5

So happy to see this incredible project finally being built. What a win for the Bay Area and Northern California! Having friends with special needs family members I know the need for a community like the Big Wave Project. Congratulations to the hard working people who made this happen!