When you donate your car to Greater Matthews Habitat for Humanity, you’re doing more than clearing space in your driveway—you’re helping local families move toward lasting stability and the security of a safe, affordable home.

“Housing has always been my biggest interest when I was a planner,” he said. “And volunteering here, I feel like I’m doing something meaningful. I call it my Renaissance career.”

When most people think about elections, they picture national races. But the decisions made right here — in Matthews, Mint Hill, and Mecklenburg County — often have a greater impact on your daily life, especially when it comes to housing.

At Greater Matthews Habitat for Humanity, we believe that preserving affordable housing is just as important as building it. That’s why we’re excited to share that our Critical Home Repair Program has officially surpassed $1 million in completed home repairs.

Myth #1: Greater Matthews Habitat Gives Away Homes Truth: Habitat homes are not free. Every Habitat homeowner purchases their home at 2%...

Volunteers from the Canopy Housing Foundation, clad in bright purple t-shirts, gathered alongside Greater Matthews Habitat for Humanity for the annual spring Rock the Block event

When mold crept into Leanne's ceilings and closets, her sanctuary became a threat.

As we grow older, our homes become even more important.

For many families, achieving homeownership remains out of reach due to systemic barriers and financial constraints.

Housing affordability is a topic that affects individuals, families, and entire communities. But what does it really mean?

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we reflect on the legacy of a man whose vision for justice, equality, and unity continues to inspire us.

President Jimmy Carter’s life was a testament to the power of compassion and service.

Future Habitat homebuyer  Kiara is eagerly anticipating a new chapter in her life as she prepares to settle into her very own home.

Future Greater Matthews Habitat homeowner Javonne Green knows the power of planting seeds.

For Brittney, her future home is more than just a physical structure. It’s a place of safety, stability, and love