“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.”

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.

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.

Explore James' journey for home repairs, ensuring safety and dignity in his family's historic house.

Under our Home Preservation and Aging in Place Initiatives, we are set to commence work on the historic Rowland-Clay home.

Emma and her family had lived without heat or air for over a year. Then the GMHFH Critical Repair program installed a system at no cost.

By partnering with Greater Matthews Habitat to build and buy his own home, Ryan looks forward to the family having their own safe space.

Michael and Janet, who had been living without heat for 2 years, found their lives changing with the GMHFH Critical Home Repair Program.

As the Habitat ministry leader of his church for the past eight years, Todd doesn’t have just one favorite part of volunteering on the...

For Natalie, Isaiah, and their family, knowing they didn’t have to move again changed their outlook for the future. “

As a retired physical education teacher, Cindy loves that volunteering in the ReStore keeps her moving.

For Lissa, family is everything and her biggest goal is to be the best mom she can be for JaColby and her ten-year-old daughter, TaLeah.

Ann couldn't sleep if she thought it was going to rain.

Vivian is one of the 2 million people in the US without water – and had been for 9 months.

We simply couldn’t allow the homeowner to keep living this way- it wasn’t safe for anyone to be living in this home.

Natalie is more than a glass half full person - she reminds herself and her kids regularly that they are lucky to have a glass.

"I just didn't sit outside anymore, like I used to", Willie said, describing the adjustments she had made when the railings on her front...