Habitat for Humanity

Habitat for Humanity is a U.S. non-governmental, and nonprofit organization with religious affiliation. It uses volunteer labor to construct homes, and makes no profit from the sales. In some locations outside the United States, Habitat for Humanity charges interest to protect against inflation, and is funded by national governments, philanthropic foundations, corporations and media companies.

Founded in 1976, Habitat for Humanity is based in Americus, Georgia.

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Latest Habitat for Humanity News

Laguna Beach, Calif. features its own city-supported aging-in-place program 

Jan 18, 2024By Chris Clow

The city piloted its own dedicated aging-in-place program in 2017, aiming to cater to more seniors wishing to remain in their homes.

• The next coronavirus front: evictions and foreclosures 

  Dec 17, 2020By Jonathan T.M. Reckford

• Coronavirus hits Habitat for Humanity hard as nonprofit set to lay off 10% of its staff 

  Apr 24, 2020By Ben Lane

• Habitat for Humanity Extends to Aging in Place Assistance in Georgia 

  Feb 13, 2020By Chris Clow

• Former HUD Deputy Secretary Pam Patenaude joins Habitat for Humanity board of directors 

  Jun 24, 2019By Ben Lane

• HUD awards $10 million in “sweat equity” grants 

  Feb 19, 2019By Ben Lane

• Jimmy Carter: Trump administration ignoring affordable housing crisis 

  Aug 31, 2018By Jessica Guerin

• Message from housing finance groups: Congress must work on GSE reform 

  Sep 21, 2017By Brena Swanson

• August Kudos: Celebrating milestones, launches and awards in the mortgage industry 

  Aug 01, 2017By Caroline Basile

• Getting the American Dream back on track 

  Jun 26, 2017By Mark Tribuna

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