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Take action in support of these new federal housing bills
Affordable housing is a critical social issue that can’t be solely tackled through building and repairing homes. We must address this crisis by changing local, state and federal policies as well. And you can be a part of this change right now. By advocating for two...
Crew leader Roman dedicated to giving back to his community
“We are God’s hands and feet,” Roman said. “We have to do things for Him. That’s why I want to help and do good for as long as I can.”
Habitat Orlando & Osceola homeowners illustrate local housing crisis
Dire stats regarding Central Florida housing were recently released by the National Low Income Housing Coalition.
Something to call her own: Jakenia’s Story
“In a few months, I’ll have something I can call mine,” says future homeowner Jakenia. “I’ll be one happy person.”
How to take on Central Florida’s affordable housing crisis as an advocate
Take a stand for affordable housing in Central Florida with the new Cost of Home campaign. You can become an advocate for Habitat for Humanity Greater Orlando & Osceola County in just five quick steps.
Crew leader Bill reflects on 20 years of service
The rewards of being a crew leader with Habitat for Humanity Greater Orlando & Osceola County are whatever you make of them, according to Bill Droste. Bill would know. His volunteer work at a church-sponsored Habitat build site expanded into 20 years of dedicated service with Habitat Orlando & Osceola.
Help us make the Cost of Home something we ALL can afford.
One in 6 families in the U.S. are making difficult choices to make ends meet. What would you give up for a safe and comfortable place to live?
Adding homeownership to the to-do list: Patricia’s Story
“Habitat works with you,” Patricia said. “They’re hand in hand with you. They’re part of my family now.”
Women Build volunteer Kelli builds community six years running
“Every year, we learn new skills,” says Kelli of her six years participating in Women Build. “We get something out of it, and we get to give back.”