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Helps those whose income is 30-50% of the area's median income. Usually, prospective Habitat home owners contribute a $1000 down payment as well as 300-500 hours of "sweat equity" on the building of their home or someone else's.

Construction experience not required to volunteer. Site workers, hosts and lunch providers needed.

Programs helps those whose income is 30-50% of the area's median income. Usually prospective Habitat home owners contribute a $1,000.00 down payment as well as 300-500 hours of "sweat equity" on the building of their home or a home belonging to someone else.

Construction experience not required to volunteer. Site workers, hosts and lunch providers needed.

Program provides housing opportunities .

Construction experience not required to volunteer. Site workers, hosts and lunch providers needed.

This program builds homes for a zero percent interest rate, making these homes affordable to persons and/or families who have lower than normal incomes. These homeowners then make monthly payments to Habit for Humanity instead of making payments to a bank.

Helps those whose income is 30-50% of the area's median income. Prospective Habitat home owners contribute a small down payment toward their closing costs as well as 400 hours of "sweat equity" on the building of their home or someone else's.

Program helps low-income participants to achieve their dream of home ownership through "sweat equity."

After successful completion of the program the veteran receives the deed to the home, mortgage-free. Accepts veterans who are honorably discharged or retired and service members currently serving in the National Guard or Reserves. Formerly known as Homes on the Homefront or (HOTH),