Join the World Habitat Day Photo Wall
Would you build a home? Better schools? Safe neighborhoods? Show your support by posting a photo of yourself that answers the question, "What will you build?"
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I Had a Hammer, paperback edition
Author David Rubel explains the mission of Habitat to tomorrow’s volunteers. The book includes a compelling forward by Former President Jimmy Carter. |
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Hurricanes Katrina and Rita: Five Years Later
Hurricanes Katrina and Rita made landfall in late 2005 and became one of the most destructive disasters in United States’ history. Now, five years later, 2,219 Habitat houses have been built in the U.S. Gulf Coast region, and Habitat’s recovery efforts continue. |
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Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative
Habitat will serve more families by responding to community needs with an expanded array of products, services and partnerships.
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Carter Work Project 2010
Habitat’s 27th annual Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project will kick off a week of building, rehabilitating and repairing homes in six U.S. cities beginning on World Habitat Day, Oct. 4. |
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Habitat World Magazine Online
Internationally recognized leaders from various faith traditions share their observations on the ways that belief and service come together in the Habitat ministry. Also in this issue, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn share why they volunteer. |
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Featured Ways to Get Involved
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Habitat ReStores
ReStores offer quality used and surplus building materials at a fraction of normal prices, while helping to fund Habitat for Humanity house construction.
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International Volunteer Program
In HFHI’s International Volunteer Program, you can dedicate three months or more to making a difference throughout the world. Positions are available now.
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AmeriCorps/VISTA Volunteers
Habitat’s AmeriCorps and VISTA volunteers serve local communities while earning educational awards. Search our position listings and apply online!
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Thrivent Builds Worldwide
Throughout the world, millions of families are living in substandard housing. Lutherans can help change their lives through the Thrivent Builds Worldwide program.
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