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Habitat Ranks Among the 6th Largest Homebuilders Nationally

In a sign of the times, the sixth largest home builder last year was a non-profit, Habitat for Humanity International, which closed 6,032 homes in the United States last year. Sales at Habitat were up a robust 14%.

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Have Dreams of Owning your own home?

Apply for a Habitat Monroe Home. Your dreams could come true!

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BUILDING ON FAITH

Put your faith into action like never before. See how your church can partner with Habitat to show love to our neighbors.

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WOMEN BUILD

Calling all Women! Habitat Women build empowers and encourages women in the fundraising and building of Habitat homes.

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ADOPT-A-Day

Looking for a great team-building experience for your group? Our Adopt-a-Day program is just what you are looking for.

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What Will YOU Build?

Build volunteers needed every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

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Latest News & Stories

Take a look at all that has been done this year!
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Thrivent Builds - Habitat Monroe recieves 1 of 8 house sponsorships in the State
For the seventh year, Thrivent Financial for Lutherans is committing millions to stabilize, strengthen and secure communities by creating affordable housing in partnership with low-income families through its unique partnership called Thrivent Builds with Habitat for Humanity.
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Want to OWN your own home? Homeowner application process is currently open, apply now!!
Habitat for Humanity of Monroe County is currently accepting applications for new homeowners!
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Homeowner Story: The Ranville Family
Betty and her daughter moved into their Habitat for Humanity three bedroom home in 2007, nine months after she was accepted in the program. The Monroe High School Construction Tech students built it. Betty always brought pizza to the site for the kids and they will always remember this. Her home is on a dead end street that backs up to a cemetery. Betty likes her quiet neighbors.
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