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Welcome to The Hand-Up Hub: Bringing Our Work to You!

Habitat for Humanity of Monroe County keeps our partner families, volunteers, and donors informed and connected to our work through The Hand-Up Hub, our quarterly newsletter.

Each digital issue highlights stories from our partner families, updates on home builds and repair programs, upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, and ways you can get involved in building safety, stability, and hope in Monroe County. The Hand-Up Hub is our way of keeping you connected to the families and projects your generosity helps bring to life!

Changing The World, One House At A Time!

Before becoming homeowners through Habitat, we were long-term renters in Monroe. Our family of five lived in a three-bedroom townhome, which worked when our kids were younger, but as they grew—and as we welcomed two more babies—we knew we needed more space. We looked at houses within our budget, but they were too small, and the process quickly became overwhelming and discouraging. A neighbor, who had a Habitat home, first told us about the program, and while I had always followed Habitat Monroe on Facebook, I never thought we would qualify. Eventually, we decided to take a chance and apply. At the time, I was a student and a waitress, and Zachary worked in the trades doing siding, so finding time for volunteer hours and childcare felt like a challenge. But we committed and took it one day at a time. Now, as homeowners, our favorite part is having space to call our own without the tight quarters of a townhome. More than that, it’s the incredible sense of accomplishment in knowing that we helped build a safe and stable home for our family from the ground up. Our best advice for anyone considering the program? Just go for it! You might not think you qualify or have the time, but if you take it step by step, it’s absolutely worth it.”– Family Partners, Zachary & MaKayla

Real Stories, Real Impact!

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Use this form or contact Habitat Monroe at (734) 243-2048 or kpierce@habitatmonroemi.org.

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