United Airlines Partners with Givearoof.org Founder Claudio Bono to End Homelessness Through Airline Miles

 

 

Cupertino, CA – June 8, 2026 – In a groundbreaking move that promises to transform America’s fight against homelessness, GiveaRoof.org today announces its official partnership with United Airlines through the airline’s MileagePlus “Miles on a Mission” program. This collaboration launches a powerful new channel for converting airline miles—resources that often go unused into immediate, dignified shelter for those experiencing homelessness.

Following the explosive success of Claudio Bono’s book The Homelessness Fix: How to Save the World While Everyone Else Argues About It, which reached the #1 position on Amazon in key categories including Poverty & Social Issues, this partnership marks a pivotal “from pages to action” moment. Bono, a 36-year hospitality veteran, community leader, and GiveaRoof.org founder, delivers a data-driven, taxpayer-free blueprint to address homelessness by harnessing untapped resources such as hotel points, credit card rewards, and Airline miles.

Turning Unused Miles into Real Shelter

Through the dedicated donation portal (https://donate.mileageplus.com/Charity/Details/3203952), United MileagePlus members can now seamlessly donate unused miles directly to Give a Roof Every mile translates into safe hotel stays for screened individuals and families ready to rebuild their lives with stability, support, and a path toward employment.

No new taxes. No endless debates. Just roofs, dignity, and results.

This partnership builds on GiveaRoof  innovative model:

• Centralized coordination with hotels, nonprofits, and communities.

• Rigorous screening and personalized support designed to promote long-term success.

• Economic multipliers that help fill vacant hotel rooms, generate Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) revenue for cities, create jobs, and stimulate local economies.

As Claudio Bono states in his Book The Homelessness Fix:

“This isn’t charity; it’s smart economics that saves the world while others argue.”

Every mile translates into safe hotel stays for screened individuals and families ready to rebuild their lives with stability, support, and a path toward employment and/ or reunite long-distance Families.

United Airlines Partners with Givearoof.org Founder Claudio Bono to End Homelessness Through Airline Miles

 

A Practical Solution to a Growing Crisis

California’s homelessness crisis demands bold, proven solutions, and GiveaRoof.org offers leaders a practical roadmap for measurable results. By embracing initiatives such as this, policymakers can help reduce homelessness, provide dignified housing solutions, and unlock private resources that traditional approaches have often failed to leverage.

Supporters believe initiatives like this can help expand awareness, strengthen collaboration, and contribute to meaningful progress in addressing homelessness through practical solutions focused on homes, hope, and human dignity.

Turning Untapped Resources into Housing Solutions

Through ongoing discussions with policymakers and stakeholders, GiveaRoof.org is advocating for updates to IRS Code Section 170, which governs charitable contributions.

Central to scaling this initiative is a targeted refinement that would allow donations of loyalty points, miles, and rewards at fair market value, creating stronger incentives for individuals, corporations, and travel industry leaders to participate at scale.

According to GiveaRoof.org, this change could help unlock an estimated $25 billion annually in currently expiring assets, accelerating efforts to address homelessness without burdening taxpayers. It empowers everyday Americans to make a direct impact while providing economic benefits to hotels and airlines.

“With this reform, the partnership with United Airlines becomes a model for how the private sector, corporate innovation, and public policy can work together to address homelessness”

Building a Broader Movement for Change

“This partnership with United Airlines is more than a donation portal—it’s the beginning of the end of homelessness in America,” said Claudio Bono. “Following the success of The Homelessness Fix, momentum around the mission continues to grow. Together with United, we’re turning unused miles into real roofs and real futures. We believe initiatives like this can help expand awareness, strengthen collaboration, and contribute to meaningful progress in addressing homelessness.”

Expanding the Mission Through Product Blue

GiveaRoof.org has also entered into an agreement with Product Blue.

ProductBlue.org is a national movement that turns consumer spending into social impact, creating new funding streams to help address homelessness.

By partnering with businesses, nonprofits, and healthcare leaders, Product Blue and GiveaRoof.org are working to mobilize millions of consumers and billions of dollars toward housing, healthcare, and long-term community support for those in need.

About Give A Roof

GiveaRoof.org is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization focused on developing innovative approaches to addressing homelessness through public-private partnerships, hospitality industry collaboration, and the utilization of underused resources.

The organization works with businesses, community stakeholders, and nonprofit partners to expand access to temporary housing and supportive services for individuals and families experiencing housing insecurity.

Founded by hospitality veteran, author, and GiveaRoof.org founder Claudio Bono, the organization promotes practical, market-driven solutions that leverage existing private-sector resources to create measurable outcomes for communities across North America.

Donate Your Miles Today

Learn more and get the #1 book: Visit www.GiveaRoof.org or The Homelessness Fix book is available on more than 70 major platforms and retailers worldwide, including Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, and many others.

 Media Contact: 

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Nate Tran/ GiveaRoof.org 
Email: Nathan@pac3marketing.com |
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