habitat for humanity

Habitat for Humanity gets funding for 17 Franklin County homes

Buy A Drink From Dutch Bros. On Friday - Buck Goes To Housing Charity

Summer is just around the corner and the warm sunny days are already here. Sounds perfect for some home improvement if you ask me, so why not get started? Perhaps It is time to update your garden, fix your fence, paint the house, remodel your kitchen or bath, or even build a shed...

Seven decades ago, a woman abandoned her apartment in Paris to flee the Nazis. She lived to be 91, yet she never returned. The apartment was recently discovered, and no one had set a foot through that door since she left! Completely untouched and full of dust, this home is like taking a glance through a time machine!

Twice a year Tri-Cities Habitat for Humanity dedicates a day to fixing up the homes of needy people in our community. Townsquare Media is putting together a team to fix one of the homes and we need construction experts to join our team.

Twice a year, Habitat Tri-Cities, in partnership with homeowners, businesses, churches, and community organizations, sends work groups to select homes that are in desperate need of repair and face-lift. This work, based on the owner-investment model of Habitat, allows low-income homeowners—challenged by age, disability, or circumstance—to stay in their home, safely and affordably...