- 1942–1964 [1]
- 1965–1976 [2]
- 1977–1983 [3]
- 1984–1989 [4]
- 1990–1992 [5]
- 1993–1995 [6]
- 1996–1997 [7]
- 1998–2000 [8]
- 2001–2005 [9]
- 2006–2010 [10]
- 2011–Present [11]
Building on a dream
Next [5]
- The excitement generated by the annual Jimmy Carter Work Project raises awareness of Habitat's work.
- Global Village facilitates short-term work trips in which volunteers fund and build Habitat houses in participating countries around the world.
- 1984
- Habitat World [12], a publication about Habitat's work, is introduced.
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter [13] and his wife Rosalynn become Habitat partners. The first Jimmy Carter Work Project is held in New York City.
The tithe program is written into Habitat's U.S. affiliate covenant. - 1986
- The first Habitat affiliate in Canada is approved.
HFHI celebrates its 10th anniversary with a 1,000-mile walk from Americus, Georgia to Kansas City, Missouri. The walk is led by Millard [14] and Linda Fuller [15]. - 1987
- HFHI headquarters moves to 121 Habitat Street in Americus.
The Habitat for Humanity International board of directors approves the Youth Programs [16] department. The first campus chapter is at Baylor University in Waco, Texas. - 1988
- HFHI celebrates its 12th anniversary with a twelve hundred-mile walk from Portland, Maine to Atlanta, Georgia.
The first affiliate in Australia begins.
High school students become a part of the Youth Programs family when Marist School in Atlanta, Georgia forms the first secondary school campus chapter.
Habitat's Global Village [17] short-term mission program, which offers vacation builds around the world, is established. The Global Village and Corporate Donor departments are established. - 1989
- Hurricane Hugo hits South Carolina; all Habitat homes in the state survive the storm.
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