Stand Up for Homes with Hope: Colbeck Capital Management Renews Support for Organization Addressing Homelessness in Fairfield County

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Colbeck Capital Management (“Colbeck”), today announced its continued support of Homes with Hope through sponsorship of the 2025 Stand Up for Homes with Hope event. The annual fundraiser, which unites the Fairfield County community for an evening of stand-up comedy, will take place on October 17 at the Quick Center for the Arts in Fairfield, Connecticut.

For more than four decades, Homes with Hope has worked to prevent and end homelessness in Fairfield County by providing a comprehensive range of programs and services, including emergency shelter, supportive housing, rapid re-housing, diversion programs, a community kitchen, food pantry, and youth development and mentoring initiatives. Through individualized case management, the organization helps clients build sustainable paths toward long-term independence.

In 2024, Homes with Hope supported 1,310 individuals and families. Continued engagement from sponsors like Colbeck ensures the organization can maintain its impact and reach those most in need. This year’s event will feature comedian, actor, and radio host Tom Papa as the headline performer. To learn more about Homes with Hope and the Stand Up for Homes with Hope event, please click here.

About Colbeck Capital Management

Colbeck Capital Management (colbeck.com) is a leading, middle-market private credit manager focused on strategic lending. Colbeck originates senior secured loans to companies going through periods of transition, providing creative capital solutions. Colbeck sponsors its portfolio companies through consistent engagement with management teams in areas such as finance, capital markets and growth strategies, distinguishing itself from traditional lenders. Colbeck was founded in 2009 by Jason Colodne and Jason Beckman and currently manages $3+ billion of invested and committed capital. Colbeck’s principals have extensive experience investing through different market cycles at leading institutions, including Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.