Stay up to date on some of the latest happenings at Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity and enjoy plenty of content about ways to give back in your community and more!
A story of growth, grit and opportunity: Marquane shares how showing up on time, staying positive, and taking pride in his work helped him transition from a youth employment participant to a vital member of Habitat’s construction team.
Learn more about what is happening this season at our ReStore locations, including deals on Dining for Thanksgiving, Small Business Saturday and an exciting new online shopping experience for Cyber Monday.
Catch up on the latest stories, milestones, and updates from Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity in this month’s Habitat Happenings e-newsletter.
The City of Cleveland is facing an affordable housing crisis. A new effort is underway to turn more residents into homeowners.
Places like thrift outlets and salvage operations can offer some of the deepest discounts available. NBC’s Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY to break down the art of bargain shopping with tips and resources to save money when shopping for everything from clothing to lawn equipment and iPhones.
Sonnhalter partnered with Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity for its 16th Annual Tool Drive this past August and collected $36,000 worth of donations of tools and building materials. Since Sonnhalter began its efforts in 2010, it has raised $603,000 in donations benefiting ReStore and Habitat.
Champion Homes has pledged to donate the value of a brand-new modular home to Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity. This collaboration will help expand affordable housing opportunities in Cleveland, with the donated home being part of a larger neighborhood revitalization project.
Through a project named for Pope Leo XIV, Habitat for Humanity will build 15 affordable homes in Cleveland's Buckeye-Woodhill neighborhood by 2027.
Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity is launching Pope Leo Village — 15 affordable homes on Elwell Avenue in Cleveland’s Buckeye-Woodhill community, inspired by Pope Leo XIV’s vision of service.
John Litten, President and CEO of Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity, was honored as a “Hometown Hero” at the Cleveland National Air Show, recognizing his leadership and dedication to building stronger communities.
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