ATLANTA (March 30, 2015) – Habitat for Humanity has been named the “Brand of the Year” in the social services nonprofit category in the 2015 Harris Poll EquiTrend study, an annual survey that measures the brand equity of an organization in the U.S.
More than a dozen elderly people in Northeast Philadelphia are living in spruced-up homes thanks to some dedicated young residents. (Published Sunday, Mar 22, 2015 | Credit: NBC10)
No family should have to choose between putting food on the table and heating their home. Fortunately, there is a roadmap for addressing residential energy efficiency and building a better, more prosperous nation to boot.
Tears streamed down Rhonda Moore’s face on Monday when she received the keys to her newly-renovated house.
By Sam Newhouse, Metro Philadelphia
After Black Friday and Cyber Monday comes Giving Tuesday — but does the holiday work?
A ride home from a community building project meeting at La Salle University ended up being the chance of a lifetime for Kenneth Houston.
The Philadelphia Eagles defensive linemen Brandon Bair, Fletcher Cox, Taylor Hart, Bennie Logan and quarterback Mark Sanchez volunteered their time this week at Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore to refurbish furniture, stock shelves, load fixtures onto trucks, tag supplies and much more. The ReStore accepts these new and gently-used home goods, fixtures and building supplies in an effort to build and repair homes in partnership with families in need.
A major building project underway in Point Breeze. (WPVI)
In September 2014 members of Team Rubicon, Student Veterans of America, and The Mission Continues assisted Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia with construction on 4 new homes for some worthy new homeowners.