Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia has received an $85,000 grant from Lowe’s to help keep families safe, warm and dry this winter by funding 10 critical home repairs.
Thanks to the generous support of our corporate and community partners, these four homeowners brought more than $95,000 in first-time homeowner assistance to the table. None will pay more than $800 per month on their zero-interest mortgages.
Habitat Philadelphia launches its first-ever Carpentry Fellowship program, expanding its community impact beyond housing to workforce development.
Mayor Parker’s executive order marks the next formal step on the path to ‘Mission 30,000’ – making housing a top priority for the second year of her administration.
Habitat Philadelphia partnered with the Philadelphia TITAN 100 for an impactful day of service at the Allegheny Ave ReStore in North Philadelphia.
The world is a better place because of President Carter, and not just for the homes he had a hand in building.
The milestone comes at the halfway point of a three-year doubling in capacity for Habitat’s home repair program, scaling up resources and staff to provide 200 repairs per year by 2026.
The Haines Family Foundation announced today a $3 million donation to Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia in support of the organization’s efforts to help Philadelphians build or improve a place they can call home, while uniting the city around the cause of affordable housing.
Floyd Lebrón, Chief Strategic Officer with construction management firm Dale Corporation, has served on Habitat’s board for seven years.