Find a Collegiate Challenge opportunity

$155.00

Build with Purpose. Experience the Gulf South.Spend your Collegiate Challenge week with East St. Tammany Habitat for Humanity in Slidell, Louisiana! Your team will gain hands on experience on an active home construction site while helping local families achieve safe, affordable homeownership. No experience is needed. We provide instruction, tools, workday lunches, an ESTHFH Collegiate Challenge T shirt, and a final day dinner with our staff.  Although we do not provide housing, we can connect your group with local lodging resources.  After building, explore the music, culture, history, and food of New Orleans or enjoy the beaches, coastal towns, and seafood of the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Come ready to build, serve, explore, and make lasting memories! Email Kriston, [email protected] for inquiries or to book directly.

$150.00

Located at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains is our beautiful Tahlequah, capitol of the Cherokee Nation. When not on the jobsite enjoy a scenic and historic adventure. Experience American Indian culture in Oklahoma - art, history, and living traditions. Explore our historic downtown, our many parks, museums and galleries. Take a trip to the Illinois River or trek one of our many hiking trails. Plenty of places to stay from hotels to AirBnBs and various dining experiences.  As of the beginning of 2026, Tahlequah Area Habitat has built 35 new homes and repaired 78 homes.  Join us this fall and build your experience.

$150.00

Trade your typical break for an unforgettable week of service, adventure, and connection in Taos, New Mexico, nestled among the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains. With dramatic mountain landscapes, a vibrant local community, and a rich Southwestern history, Taos offers an experience that goes far beyond the ordinary service trip.During your stay, you’ll spend your days working hard on the jobsite alongside Habitat staff, local volunteers, and future homeowners. Together, you’ll help create safe, affordable housing for families in the Taos community while gaining hands-on experience and making connections that last beyond your week here. No construction experience is necessary.  Just bring your energy, curiosity, teamwork, and willingness to get involved.When the workday is over, there’s a whole new side of Taos waiting to be explored. Visit Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in the United States. Discover the adobe architecture and history that have shaped the region for centuries, then take in the breathtaking views from the Rio Grande Gorge, where the river cuts dramatically through the high desert landscape (worth a google image search).  And after a full day of work and exploring, slow down and enjoy one of the experiences that makes Taos truly unique: the natural hot springs. Surrounded by mountains and the beauty of Northern New Mexico, they’re the perfect place to relax, recharge, and enjoy time with your team.A week in Taos is more than a service trip. It’s an opportunity to work hard, learn something new, experience a remarkable place, connect with a new community, and leave knowing that your time and effort made a meaningful difference for a local family.Come build with us. Come experience Taos.

$150.00

Trade your typical break for an unforgettable week of service, adventure, and connection in Taos, New Mexico, nestled among the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains. With dramatic mountain landscapes, a vibrant local community, and a rich Southwestern history, Taos offers an experience that goes far beyond the ordinary service trip.During your stay, you’ll spend your days working hard on the jobsite alongside Habitat staff, local volunteers, and future homeowners. Together, you’ll help create safe, affordable housing for families in the Taos community while gaining hands-on experience and making connections that last beyond your week here. No construction experience is necessary.  Just bring your energy, curiosity, teamwork, and willingness to get involved.When the workday is over, there’s a whole new side of Taos waiting to be explored. Visit Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in the United States. Discover the adobe architecture and history that have shaped the region for centuries, then take in the breathtaking views from the Rio Grande Gorge, where the river cuts dramatically through the high desert landscape (worth a google image search).  And after a full day of work and exploring, slow down and enjoy one of the experiences that makes Taos truly unique: the natural hot springs. Surrounded by mountains and the beauty of Northern New Mexico, they’re the perfect place to relax, recharge, and enjoy time with your team.A week in Taos is more than a service trip. It’s an opportunity to work hard, learn something new, experience a remarkable place, connect with a new community, and leave knowing that your time and effort made a meaningful difference for a local family.Come build with us. Come experience Taos.

$150.00

Located at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains is our beautiful Tahlequah, capitol of the Cherokee Nation. When not on the jobsite enjoy a scenic and historic adventure. Experience American Indian culture in Oklahoma - art, history, and living traditions. Explore our historic downtown, our many parks, museums and galleries. Take a trip to the Illinois River or trek one of our many hiking trails. Plenty of places to stay from hotels to AirBnBs and various dining experiences.  As of the beginning of 2026, Tahlequah Area Habitat has built 35 new homes and repaired 78 homes.  Join us this fall and build your experience.

$150.00

Trade your typical break for an unforgettable week of service, adventure, and connection in Taos, New Mexico, nestled among the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains. With dramatic mountain landscapes, a vibrant local community, and a rich Southwestern history, Taos offers an experience that goes far beyond the ordinary service trip.During your stay, you’ll spend your days working hard on the jobsite alongside Habitat staff, local volunteers, and future homeowners. Together, you’ll help create safe, affordable housing for families in the Taos community while gaining hands-on experience and making connections that last beyond your week here. No construction experience is necessary.  Just bring your energy, curiosity, teamwork, and willingness to get involved.When the workday is over, there’s a whole new side of Taos waiting to be explored. Visit Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in the United States. Discover the adobe architecture and history that have shaped the region for centuries, then take in the breathtaking views from the Rio Grande Gorge, where the river cuts dramatically through the high desert landscape (worth a google image search).  And after a full day of work and exploring, slow down and enjoy one of the experiences that makes Taos truly unique: the natural hot springs. Surrounded by mountains and the beauty of Northern New Mexico, they’re the perfect place to relax, recharge, and enjoy time with your team.A week in Taos is more than a service trip. It’s an opportunity to work hard, learn something new, experience a remarkable place, connect with a new community, and leave knowing that your time and effort made a meaningful difference for a local family.Come build with us. Come experience Taos.

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$150.00

Trade your typical break for an unforgettable week of service, adventure, and connection in Taos, New Mexico, nestled among the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains. With dramatic mountain landscapes, a vibrant local community, and a rich Southwestern history, Taos offers an experience that goes far beyond the ordinary service trip.During your stay, you’ll spend your days working hard on the jobsite alongside Habitat staff, local volunteers, and future homeowners. Together, you’ll help create safe, affordable housing for families in the Taos community while gaining hands-on experience and making connections that last beyond your week here. No construction experience is necessary.  Just bring your energy, curiosity, teamwork, and willingness to get involved.When the workday is over, there’s a whole new side of Taos waiting to be explored. Visit Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in the United States. Discover the adobe architecture and history that have shaped the region for centuries, then take in the breathtaking views from the Rio Grande Gorge, where the river cuts dramatically through the high desert landscape (worth a google image search).  And after a full day of work and exploring, slow down and enjoy one of the experiences that makes Taos truly unique: the natural hot springs. Surrounded by mountains and the beauty of Northern New Mexico, they’re the perfect place to relax, recharge, and enjoy time with your team.A week in Taos is more than a service trip. It’s an opportunity to work hard, learn something new, experience a remarkable place, connect with a new community, and leave knowing that your time and effort made a meaningful difference for a local family.Come build with us. Come experience Taos.

$250.00

Trade your typical break for an unforgettable week of service, adventure, and connection in Taos, New Mexico, nestled among the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains. With dramatic mountain landscapes, a vibrant local community, and a rich Southwestern history, Taos offers an experience that goes far beyond the ordinary service trip.During your stay, you’ll spend your days working hard on the jobsite alongside Habitat staff, local volunteers, and future homeowners. Together, you’ll help create safe, affordable housing for families in the Taos community while gaining hands-on experience and making connections that last beyond your week here. No construction experience is necessary.  Just bring your energy, curiosity, teamwork, and willingness to get involved.When the workday is over, there’s a whole new side of Taos waiting to be explored. Visit Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in the United States. Discover the adobe architecture and history that have shaped the region for centuries, then take in the breathtaking views from the Rio Grande Gorge, where the river cuts dramatically through the high desert landscape (worth a google image search).  And after a full day of work and exploring, slow down and enjoy one of the experiences that makes Taos truly unique: the natural hot springs. Surrounded by mountains and the beauty of Northern New Mexico, they’re the perfect place to relax, recharge, and enjoy time with your team.A week in Taos is more than a service trip. It’s an opportunity to work hard, learn something new, experience a remarkable place, connect with a new community, and leave knowing that your time and effort made a meaningful difference for a local family.Come build with us. Come experience Taos.

$250.00

Trade your typical break for an unforgettable week of service, adventure, and connection in Taos, New Mexico, nestled among the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains. With dramatic mountain landscapes, a vibrant local community, and a rich Southwestern history, Taos offers an experience that goes far beyond the ordinary service trip.During your stay, you’ll spend your days working hard on the jobsite alongside Habitat staff, local volunteers, and future homeowners. Together, you’ll help create safe, affordable housing for families in the Taos community while gaining hands-on experience and making connections that last beyond your week here. No construction experience is necessary.  Just bring your energy, curiosity, teamwork, and willingness to get involved.When the workday is over, there’s a whole new side of Taos waiting to be explored. Visit Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in the United States. Discover the adobe architecture and history that have shaped the region for centuries, then take in the breathtaking views from the Rio Grande Gorge, where the river cuts dramatically through the high desert landscape (worth a google image search).  And after a full day of work and exploring, slow down and enjoy one of the experiences that makes Taos truly unique: the natural hot springs. Surrounded by mountains and the beauty of Northern New Mexico, they’re the perfect place to relax, recharge, and enjoy time with your team.A week in Taos is more than a service trip. It’s an opportunity to work hard, learn something new, experience a remarkable place, connect with a new community, and leave knowing that your time and effort made a meaningful difference for a local family.Come build with us. Come experience Taos.

$155.00

Build with Purpose. Experience the Gulf South.  Join East St. Tammany Habitat for Humanity in Slidell, Louisiana, for a meaningful fall or spring break experience. Your team will work on an active home construction site, gain hands on skills, and help local families move closer to affordable homeownership. No experience is needed. We provide instruction, tools, workday lunches, a Collegiate Challenge T shirt, and a final day dinner.  The $175 participation fee supports construction materials, meals and volunteer coordination. We do not provide housing, but we can connect your group with local lodging resources.  Experience the Gulf South during your free time with New Orleans and the Mississippi Gulf Coast nearby. Mardi Gras season begins in January, and Louisiana’s spring festival season begins in April. No matter when you visit, you will find plenty of food, music, history, culture, outdoor activities, and coastal attractions to enjoy.  Email Kriston Toney, [email protected] for inquiries or to book directly.

$250.00

Trade your typical break for an unforgettable week of service, adventure, and connection in Taos, New Mexico, nestled among the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains. With dramatic mountain landscapes, a vibrant local community, and a rich Southwestern history, Taos offers an experience that goes far beyond the ordinary service trip.During your stay, you’ll spend your days working hard on the jobsite alongside Habitat staff, local volunteers, and future homeowners. Together, you’ll help create safe, affordable housing for families in the Taos community while gaining hands-on experience and making connections that last beyond your week here. No construction experience is necessary.  Just bring your energy, curiosity, teamwork, and willingness to get involved.When the workday is over, there’s a whole new side of Taos waiting to be explored. Visit Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in the United States. Discover the adobe architecture and history that have shaped the region for centuries, then take in the breathtaking views from the Rio Grande Gorge, where the river cuts dramatically through the high desert landscape (worth a google image search).  And after a full day of work and exploring, slow down and enjoy one of the experiences that makes Taos truly unique: the natural hot springs. Surrounded by mountains and the beauty of Northern New Mexico, they’re the perfect place to relax, recharge, and enjoy time with your team.A week in Taos is more than a service trip. It’s an opportunity to work hard, learn something new, experience a remarkable place, connect with a new community, and leave knowing that your time and effort made a meaningful difference for a local family.Come build with us. Come experience Taos.

$250.00

Trade your typical break for an unforgettable week of service, adventure, and connection in Taos, New Mexico, nestled among the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains. With dramatic mountain landscapes, a vibrant local community, and a rich Southwestern history, Taos offers an experience that goes far beyond the ordinary service trip.During your stay, you’ll spend your days working hard on the jobsite alongside Habitat staff, local volunteers, and future homeowners. Together, you’ll help create safe, affordable housing for families in the Taos community while gaining hands-on experience and making connections that last beyond your week here. No construction experience is necessary.  Just bring your energy, curiosity, teamwork, and willingness to get involved.When the workday is over, there’s a whole new side of Taos waiting to be explored. Visit Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in the United States. Discover the adobe architecture and history that have shaped the region for centuries, then take in the breathtaking views from the Rio Grande Gorge, where the river cuts dramatically through the high desert landscape (worth a google image search).  And after a full day of work and exploring, slow down and enjoy one of the experiences that makes Taos truly unique: the natural hot springs. Surrounded by mountains and the beauty of Northern New Mexico, they’re the perfect place to relax, recharge, and enjoy time with your team.A week in Taos is more than a service trip. It’s an opportunity to work hard, learn something new, experience a remarkable place, connect with a new community, and leave knowing that your time and effort made a meaningful difference for a local family.Come build with us. Come experience Taos.

$155.00

Build with Purpose. Experience the Gulf South.Join East St. Tammany Habitat for Humanity in Slidell, Louisiana, for a meaningful fall or spring break experience. Your team will work on an active home construction site, gain hands on skills, and help local families move closer to affordable homeownership. No experience is needed. We provide instruction, tools, workday lunches, a Collegiate Challenge T shirt, and a final day dinner.The $155 participation fee supports construction materials and volunteer coordination. We do not provide housing, but we can connect your group with local lodging resources.Experience the Gulf South during your free time with New Orleans and the Mississippi Gulf Coast nearby. Mardi Gras season begins in January, and Louisiana’s spring festival season begins in April. No matter when you visit, you will find plenty of food, music, history, culture, outdoor activities, and coastal attractions to enjoy.Email [email protected] for inquiries or to book directly.

$150.00

AVAILABLE FOR WINTER, SPRING, AND SUMMER BREAKS!!!Looking for a Collegiate Challenge/Alternative Break experience that makes a lasting impact? Spend your week helping build affordable homes, supporting our mission in our ReStores, and exploring one of the most vibrant cities on the East Coast.Groups of five or more can volunteer with Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity on our construction sites and in our ReStores, making a tangible difference for local families while strengthening teamwork, building new friendships, and creating unforgettable memories.A typical week includes:ReStore volunteer daysHands-on homebuilding alongside our construction teamFree time to explore everything Richmond has to offerWe’ll even provide lunch on one of your volunteer days!When you’re not volunteering, discover why Richmond is such a great destination. Explore historic neighborhoods, enjoy the James River and its many parks, visit museums, experience RVA’s incredible local food scene, or take a day trip to the mountains, Virginia Beach, or Washington, DC, all within about 90 minutes.Every Collegiate Challenge is customized based on your group’s size and the week’s volunteer opportunities, making each experience unique. Join us for a week of service, connection, and impact. We’d love to welcome your group to Richmond!Click HERE to view our complete Alternative Breaks (Collegiate Challenge) packet!Interested in learning more? Reach out to Jenna, Volunteer Engagement Specialist, at [email protected]!

$150.00

Bring your Collegiate Challenge group to Goldsboro, North Carolina, and spend your spring break making a lasting difference alongside Habitat for Humanity of Goldsboro-Wayne.At McNair Heights, our newest affordable homeownership community, we are building more than houses. Through every wall raised, floor system installed, and nail driven, volunteers help create stability, dignity, and hope for hardworking families. Our ministry seeks to put God’s love into action by bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope and college students can play a meaningful role in that mission.No construction experience is necessary. Our team provides the tools, safety equipment, training, and on-site guidance your group needs. Lunches will be provided during your volunteer workdays. Simply come ready to serve, learn new skills, work together, and leave a lasting impact on a growing neighborhood.When the workday ends, there is plenty to experience throughout the area. Goldsboro offers Southern hospitality, locally owned restaurants and coffee shops, colorful downtown murals, parks, and a welcoming community. Your group can also explore:Mount Olive, known for its pickle heritage and the North Carolina Pickle FestivalDowntown Goldsboro, featuring local food, art, murals, and community attractionsRaleigh, North Carolina’s capital city, approximately one hour awayThe North Carolina coast, approximately 90 minutes awaySpring break is a wonderful time to serve, but your group is welcome throughout the year. If spring break does not work with your academic calendar or group schedule, we would be glad to explore other dates that allow your students to experience the mission and ministry happening at McNair Heights.Your visit can be more than a volunteer trip. It can be an opportunity to grow closer as a team, connect with a new community, and experience what happens when faith, service, and compassion come together to build homes and hope.

$200.00

Highlands County Habitat for Humanity invites college teams to participate in a transformative Collegiate Challenge experience in Sebring, Florida—a community known for its welcoming spirit, scenic lakes, and rich history. Sebring is home to the historic 12 Hours of Sebring endurance race and was featured on Season 3 of HGTV, highlighting its charm and vibrant local culture.During your Collegiate Challenge week, students will contribute directly to building safe, affordable housing for families in need. All Collegiate Challenge participants will stay at Camp Wingmann in Avon Park, Florida. Camp Wingmann offers comfortable dorm‑style lodging, spacious grounds, and a peaceful lakeside setting—perfect for team bonding after a day on the build site.To support construction materials, supervision, and volunteer coordination, we request a $200 donation per participant. This contribution directly fuels our mission and helps us continue building homes for Highlands County families.

$150.00

AVAILABLE FOR WINTER, SPRING, AND SUMMER BREAKS!!!Looking for a Collegiate Challenge/Alternative Break experience that makes a lasting impact? Spend your week helping build affordable homes, supporting our mission in our ReStores, and exploring one of the most vibrant cities on the East Coast.Groups of five or more can volunteer with Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity on our construction sites and in our ReStores, making a tangible difference for local families while strengthening teamwork, building new friendships, and creating unforgettable memories.A typical week includes:ReStore volunteer daysHands-on homebuilding alongside our construction teamFree time to explore everything Richmond has to offerWe’ll even provide lunch on one of your volunteer days!When you’re not volunteering, discover why Richmond is such a great destination. Explore historic neighborhoods, enjoy the James River and its many parks, visit museums, experience RVA’s incredible local food scene, or take a day trip to the mountains, Virginia Beach, or Washington, DC, all within about 90 minutes.Every Collegiate Challenge is customized based on your group’s size and the week’s volunteer opportunities, making each experience unique. Join us for a week of service, connection, and impact. We’d love to welcome your group to Richmond!Click HERE to view our complete Alternative Breaks (Collegiate Challenge) packet!Interested in learning more? Reach out to Jenna, Volunteer Engagement Specialist, at [email protected]!

$150.00

Bring your Collegiate Challenge group to Goldsboro, North Carolina, and spend your spring break making a lasting difference alongside Habitat for Humanity of Goldsboro-Wayne.At McNair Heights, our newest affordable homeownership community, we are building more than houses. Through every wall raised, floor system installed, and nail driven, volunteers help create stability, dignity, and hope for hardworking families. Our ministry seeks to put God’s love into action by bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope and college students can play a meaningful role in that mission.No construction experience is necessary. Our team provides the tools, safety equipment, training, and on-site guidance your group needs. Lunches will be provided during your volunteer workdays. Simply come ready to serve, learn new skills, work together, and leave a lasting impact on a growing neighborhood.When the workday ends, there is plenty to experience throughout the area. Goldsboro offers Southern hospitality, locally owned restaurants and coffee shops, colorful downtown murals, parks, and a welcoming community. Your group can also explore:Mount Olive, known for its pickle heritage and the North Carolina Pickle FestivalDowntown Goldsboro, featuring local food, art, murals, and community attractionsRaleigh, North Carolina’s capital city, approximately one hour awayThe North Carolina coast, approximately 90 minutes awaySpring break is a wonderful time to serve, but your group is welcome throughout the year. If spring break does not work with your academic calendar or group schedule, we would be glad to explore other dates that allow your students to experience the mission and ministry happening at McNair Heights.Your visit can be more than a volunteer trip. It can be an opportunity to grow closer as a team, connect with a new community, and experience what happens when faith, service, and compassion come together to build homes and hope.

$200.00

Highlands County Habitat for Humanity invites college teams to participate in a transformative Collegiate Challenge experience in Sebring, Florida—a community known for its welcoming spirit, scenic lakes, and rich history. Sebring is home to the historic 12 Hours of Sebring endurance race and was featured on Season 3 of HGTV, highlighting its charm and vibrant local culture.During your Collegiate Challenge week, students will contribute directly to building safe, affordable housing for families in need. All Collegiate Challenge participants will stay at Camp Wingmann in Avon Park, Florida. Camp Wingmann offers comfortable dorm‑style lodging, spacious grounds, and a peaceful lakeside setting—perfect for team bonding after a day on the build site.To support construction materials, supervision, and volunteer coordination, we request a $200 donation per participant. This contribution directly fuels our mission and helps us continue building homes for Highlands County families.

$150.00

AVAILABLE FOR WINTER, SPRING, AND SUMMER BREAKS!!!Looking for a Collegiate Challenge/Alternative Break experience that makes a lasting impact? Spend your week helping build affordable homes, supporting our mission in our ReStores, and exploring one of the most vibrant cities on the East Coast.Groups of five or more can volunteer with Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity on our construction sites and in our ReStores, making a tangible difference for local families while strengthening teamwork, building new friendships, and creating unforgettable memories.A typical week includes:ReStore volunteer daysHands-on homebuilding alongside our construction teamFree time to explore everything Richmond has to offerWe’ll even provide lunch on one of your volunteer days!When you’re not volunteering, discover why Richmond is such a great destination. Explore historic neighborhoods, enjoy the James River and its many parks, visit museums, experience RVA’s incredible local food scene, or take a day trip to the mountains, Virginia Beach, or Washington, DC, all within about 90 minutes.Every Collegiate Challenge is customized based on your group’s size and the week’s volunteer opportunities, making each experience unique. Join us for a week of service, connection, and impact. We’d love to welcome your group to Richmond!Click HERE to view our complete Alternative Breaks (Collegiate Challenge) packet!Interested in learning more? Reach out to Jenna, Volunteer Engagement Specialist, at [email protected]!

$175.00

Join Habitat for Humanity of the St. Vrain Valley for a week of building on one of our construction sites. No construction experience is necessary! Working alongside our construction supervisors, core volunteers, and future homeowners you have the opportunity to learn new skills while building homes, community, and hope in the St. Vrain Valley. A typical construction day goes from 9am to 4pm with an hour break for lunch. We provide housing for out-of-town teams for $175 per person per week. Our Volunteer Hospitality Center can accommodate up to 16 volunteers. Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age. The Volunteer Hospitality Center provides the following amenities:Two bunkroomsTwo full bathrooms with showersFull kitchenCommunal recreation/relaxation areaFree off-street parkingFree WiFiLinens and towels are provided.The Volunteer Hospitality Center is conveniently located within walking distance of historic downtown Longmont just a few blocks from Main Street. There are plenty of outdoor activities, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment in our town, and more adventures await you in the mountains. Longmont is north of the college town of Boulder (20-minute drive) and east of Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park (45-minute drive).  

$150.00

Looking for a fun and rewarding experience? Serve with Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna! You will gain practical skills in construction while impacting the local community. We provide workday lunches, a dinner with our staff, and your very own Maryland-themed collegiate challenge t-shirt! We offer the best of urban and rural experiences. We are just a half hour from Baltimore and one and half hours from Philadelphia and Washington DC. We are also near the Chesapeake Bay, have state parks, hiking trails, and much more! For a memorable experience, consider spending your winter and spring break with us!

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$0.00

Come join us at Habitat STW just 35 miles North of New Orleans in a chill Northshore town, Mandeville/Covington where we Build Tuesday-Saturday, 8:30am-3:00pm with no required donation and tons of area air bnbs to fill your group’s lodging needs. We offer lots of fun and on site training as we move through several different phases of building. Reach out to learn more about our delicious food and southern Hospitality!Hope to see Y’all soon!!

$150.00

Looking for a fun and rewarding experience? Serve with Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna! You will gain practical skills in construction while impacting the local community. We provide workday lunches, a dinner with our staff, and your very own Maryland-themed collegiate challenge t-shirt! We offer the best of urban and rural experiences. We are just a half hour from Baltimore and one and half hours from Philadelphia and Washington DC. We are also near the Chesapeake Bay, have state parks, hiking trails, and much more! For a memorable experience, consider spending your winter and spring break with us!

$150.00

Bring your Collegiate Challenge group to Goldsboro, North Carolina, and spend your spring break making a lasting difference alongside Habitat for Humanity of Goldsboro-Wayne.At McNair Heights, our newest affordable homeownership community, we are building more than houses. Through every wall raised, floor system installed, and nail driven, volunteers help create stability, dignity, and hope for hardworking families. Our ministry seeks to put God’s love into action by bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope and college students can play a meaningful role in that mission.No construction experience is necessary. Our team provides the tools, safety equipment, training, and on-site guidance your group needs. Lunches will be provided during your volunteer workdays. Simply come ready to serve, learn new skills, work together, and leave a lasting impact on a growing neighborhood.When the workday ends, there is plenty to experience throughout the area. Goldsboro offers Southern hospitality, locally owned restaurants and coffee shops, colorful downtown murals, parks, and a welcoming community. Your group can also explore:Mount Olive, known for its pickle heritage and the North Carolina Pickle FestivalDowntown Goldsboro, featuring local food, art, murals, and community attractionsRaleigh, North Carolina’s capital city, approximately one hour awayThe North Carolina coast, approximately 90 minutes awaySpring break is a wonderful time to serve, but your group is welcome throughout the year. If spring break does not work with your academic calendar or group schedule, we would be glad to explore other dates that allow your students to experience the mission and ministry happening at McNair Heights.Your visit can be more than a volunteer trip. It can be an opportunity to grow closer as a team, connect with a new community, and experience what happens when faith, service, and compassion come together to build homes and hope.

$150.00

Looking for a fun and rewarding experience? Serve with Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna! You will gain practical skills in construction while impacting the local community. We provide workday lunches, a dinner with our staff, and your very own Maryland-themed collegiate challenge t-shirt! We offer the best of urban and rural experiences. We are just a half hour from Baltimore and one and half hours from Philadelphia and Washington DC. We are also near the Chesapeake Bay, have state parks, hiking trails, and much more! For a memorable experience, consider spending your winter and spring break with us!

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$150.00

Build by Day. Explore Carnival by Night.  Spend your college break making an impact with East St. Tammany Habitat for Humanity in Slidell, Louisiana! Gain hands on construction experience while helping build an affordable home, then experience the music, food, parades, and excitement of Carnival season throughout the Gulf South. No construction experience is needed. The $150 affiliate fee includes instruction, tools, workday lunches, an ESTHFH Collegiate Challenge T shirt, and a final day dinner.   ESTHFH does not provide housing, but we can connect your group with local lodging resources.  Gather your crew and come build, serve, and celebrate with us!    Email [email protected] for availability or to book directly.  

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$175.00

Join Habitat for Humanity of the St. Vrain Valley for a week of building on one of our construction sites. No construction experience is necessary! Working alongside our construction supervisors, core volunteers, and future homeowners you have the opportunity to learn new skills while building homes, community, and hope in the St. Vrain Valley. A typical construction day goes from 9am to 4pm with an hour break for lunch. We provide housing for out-of-town teams for $175 per person per week. Our Volunteer Hospitality Center can accommodate up to 16 volunteers. Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age. The Volunteer Hospitality Center provides the following amenities:Two bunkroomsTwo full bathrooms with showersFull kitchenCommunal recreation/relaxation areaFree off-street parkingFree WiFiLinens and towels are provided.The Volunteer Hospitality Center is conveniently located within walking distance of historic downtown Longmont just a few blocks from Main Street. There are plenty of outdoor activities, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment in our town, and more adventures await you in the mountains. Longmont is north of the college town of Boulder (20-minute drive) and east of Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park (45-minute drive).  

$150.00

Build by Day. Explore Carnival by Night.  Spend your college break making an impact with East St. Tammany Habitat for Humanity in Slidell, Louisiana! Gain hands on construction experience while helping build an affordable home, then experience the music, food, parades, and excitement of Carnival season throughout the Gulf South. No construction experience is needed. Your $150 participation fee includes instruction, tools, workday lunches, an ESTHFH Collegiate Challenge T shirt, and a final day dinner.   ESTHFH does not provide housing, but we can connect your group with local lodging resources.  Gather your crew and come build, serve, and celebrate with us!    Email [email protected] for availability or to book directly.  

$150.00

Looking for a fun and rewarding experience? Serve with Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna! You will gain practical skills in construction while impacting the local community. We provide workday lunches, a dinner with our staff, and your very own Maryland-themed collegiate challenge t-shirt! We offer the best of urban and rural experiences. We are just a half hour from Baltimore and one and half hours from Philadelphia and Washington DC. We are also near the Chesapeake Bay, have state parks, hiking trails, and much more! For a memorable experience, consider spending your winter and spring break with us!

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$150.00

Bring your Collegiate Challenge group to Goldsboro, North Carolina, and spend your spring break making a lasting difference alongside Habitat for Humanity of Goldsboro-Wayne.At McNair Heights, our newest affordable homeownership community, we are building more than houses. Through every wall raised, floor system installed, and nail driven, volunteers help create stability, dignity, and hope for hardworking families. Our ministry seeks to put God’s love into action by bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope and college students can play a meaningful role in that mission.No construction experience is necessary. Our team provides the tools, safety equipment, training, and on-site guidance your group needs. Lunches will be provided during your volunteer workdays. Simply come ready to serve, learn new skills, work together, and leave a lasting impact on a growing neighborhood.When the workday ends, there is plenty to experience throughout the area. Goldsboro offers Southern hospitality, locally owned restaurants and coffee shops, colorful downtown murals, parks, and a welcoming community. Your group can also explore:Mount Olive, known for its pickle heritage and the North Carolina Pickle FestivalDowntown Goldsboro, featuring local food, art, murals, and community attractionsRaleigh, North Carolina’s capital city, approximately one hour awayThe North Carolina coast, approximately 90 minutes awaySpring break is a wonderful time to serve, but your group is welcome throughout the year. If spring break does not work with your academic calendar or group schedule, we would be glad to explore other dates that allow your students to experience the mission and ministry happening at McNair Heights.Your visit can be more than a volunteer trip. It can be an opportunity to grow closer as a team, connect with a new community, and experience what happens when faith, service, and compassion come together to build homes and hope.

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$150.00

Bring your Collegiate Challenge group to Goldsboro, North Carolina, and spend your spring break making a lasting difference alongside Habitat for Humanity of Goldsboro-Wayne.At McNair Heights, our newest affordable homeownership community, we are building more than houses. Through every wall raised, floor system installed, and nail driven, volunteers help create stability, dignity, and hope for hardworking families. Our ministry seeks to put God’s love into action by bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope and college students can play a meaningful role in that mission.No construction experience is necessary. Our team provides the tools, safety equipment, training, and on-site guidance your group needs. Lunches will be provided during your volunteer workdays. Simply come ready to serve, learn new skills, work together, and leave a lasting impact on a growing neighborhood.When the workday ends, there is plenty to experience throughout the area. Goldsboro offers Southern hospitality, locally owned restaurants and coffee shops, colorful downtown murals, parks, and a welcoming community. Your group can also explore:Mount Olive, known for its pickle heritage and the North Carolina Pickle FestivalDowntown Goldsboro, featuring local food, art, murals, and community attractionsRaleigh, North Carolina’s capital city, approximately one hour awayThe North Carolina coast, approximately 90 minutes awaySpring break is a wonderful time to serve, but your group is welcome throughout the year. If spring break does not work with your academic calendar or group schedule, we would be glad to explore other dates that allow your students to experience the mission and ministry happening at McNair Heights.Your visit can be more than a volunteer trip. It can be an opportunity to grow closer as a team, connect with a new community, and experience what happens when faith, service, and compassion come together to build homes and hope.

$150.00

Build by Day. Explore Carnival by Night.  Spend your college break making an impact with East St. Tammany Habitat for Humanity in Slidell, Louisiana! Gain hands on construction experience while helping build an affordable home, then experience the music, food, parades, and excitement of Carnival season throughout the Gulf South. No construction experience is needed. Your $150 participation fee includes tools, workday lunches, an ESTHFH Collegiate Challenge T shirt, and a final day dinner.   ESTHFH does not provide housing, but we can connect your group with local lodging resources.  Gather your crew and come build, serve, and celebrate with us!    Email [email protected] for availability or to book directly.  

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$150.00

Bring your Collegiate Challenge group to Goldsboro, North Carolina, and spend your spring break making a lasting difference alongside Habitat for Humanity of Goldsboro-Wayne.At McNair Heights, our newest affordable homeownership community, we are building more than houses. Through every wall raised, floor system installed, and nail driven, volunteers help create stability, dignity, and hope for hardworking families. Our ministry seeks to put God’s love into action by bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope and college students can play a meaningful role in that mission.No construction experience is necessary. Our team provides the tools, safety equipment, training, and on-site guidance your group needs. Lunches will be provided during your volunteer workdays. Simply come ready to serve, learn new skills, work together, and leave a lasting impact on a growing neighborhood.When the workday ends, there is plenty to experience throughout the area. Goldsboro offers Southern hospitality, locally owned restaurants and coffee shops, colorful downtown murals, parks, and a welcoming community. Your group can also explore:Mount Olive, known for its pickle heritage and the North Carolina Pickle FestivalDowntown Goldsboro, featuring local food, art, murals, and community attractionsRaleigh, North Carolina’s capital city, approximately one hour awayThe North Carolina coast, approximately 90 minutes awaySpring break is a wonderful time to serve, but your group is welcome throughout the year. If spring break does not work with your academic calendar or group schedule, we would be glad to explore other dates that allow your students to experience the mission and ministry happening at McNair Heights.Your visit can be more than a volunteer trip. It can be an opportunity to grow closer as a team, connect with a new community, and experience what happens when faith, service, and compassion come together to build homes and hope.

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$175.00

Flagler Habitat for Humanity will start a new build starting February 22nd 2027 - February 26th 2027We will provide lunch everyday on the job site for all of the students and core volunteersWe will also provide housing at one of our participating churches, with access to a kitchen the Church will probably provide dinner one night of the week Showers might be provided by the hosting church or by our local Swim & Racquet Facility 

$150.00

Bring your Collegiate Challenge group to Goldsboro, North Carolina, and spend your spring break making a lasting difference alongside Habitat for Humanity of Goldsboro-Wayne.At McNair Heights, our newest affordable homeownership community, we are building more than houses. Through every wall raised, floor system installed, and nail driven, volunteers help create stability, dignity, and hope for hardworking families. Our ministry seeks to put God’s love into action by bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope and college students can play a meaningful role in that mission.No construction experience is necessary. Our team provides the tools, safety equipment, training, and on-site guidance your group needs. Lunches will be provided during your volunteer workdays. Simply come ready to serve, learn new skills, work together, and leave a lasting impact on a growing neighborhood.When the workday ends, there is plenty to experience throughout the area. Goldsboro offers Southern hospitality, locally owned restaurants and coffee shops, colorful downtown murals, parks, and a welcoming community. Your group can also explore:Mount Olive, known for its pickle heritage and the North Carolina Pickle FestivalDowntown Goldsboro, featuring local food, art, murals, and community attractionsRaleigh, North Carolina’s capital city, approximately one hour awayThe North Carolina coast, approximately 90 minutes awaySpring break is a wonderful time to serve, but your group is welcome throughout the year. If spring break does not work with your academic calendar or group schedule, we would be glad to explore other dates that allow your students to experience the mission and ministry happening at McNair Heights.Your visit can be more than a volunteer trip. It can be an opportunity to grow closer as a team, connect with a new community, and experience what happens when faith, service, and compassion come together to build homes and hope.

$150.00

Marion-Dillon County Habitat for Humanity is located in Mullins, SC, which is approximately 50 miles from scenic Myrtle Beach, SC. Our affiliate has been hosting college groups during their Fall and Spring Breaks since 1997. This means we have a lot of experience in hosting students groups with our southern hospitality! Through Collegiate Challenge, your student group can travel to Marion and Dillon Counties to work alongside other Habitat volunteers, community members, and of course the homeowner family during our home construction projects. No previous construction experience is required--just a willingness to work hard, learn, and serve.Students will not only help build homes, but also friendships, leadership skills, and life-long memories while making a meaningful impact in our community. Bring your campus group! Bring your energy! Come build with us in beautiful South Carolina!

$200.00

Highlands County Habitat for Humanity invites college teams to participate in a transformative Collegiate Challenge experience in Sebring, Florida—a community known for its welcoming spirit, scenic lakes, and rich history. Sebring is home to the historic 12 Hours of Sebring endurance race and was featured on Season 3 of HGTV, highlighting its charm and vibrant local culture.During your Collegiate Challenge week, students will contribute directly to building safe, affordable housing for families in need. All Collegiate Challenge participants will stay at Camp Wingmann in Avon Park, Florida. Camp Wingmann offers comfortable dorm‑style lodging, spacious grounds, and a peaceful lakeside setting—perfect for team bonding after a day on the build site.To support construction materials, supervision, and volunteer coordination, we request a $200 donation per participant. This contribution directly fuels our mission and helps us continue building homes for Highlands County families.

$50.00

Hanover and King William Habitat for Humanity is a locally run, independent affiliate of Habitat International and is responsible for Hanover and King William Counties. For over 35 years, they have built homes alongside families who pay an affordable mortgage. Habitat’s repair program addresses critical repairs around the home. With Habitat’s help, and the help of the community, Habitat homeowners achieve the strength, stability, and independence they need to build a better life for themselves and their families.We build all of our homes with volunteer labor in partnership with volunteers like you. Under the supervision of our Construction Supervisor, all manual labor (except for licensed trades) is performed by volunteers. We truly could not do what we do without our amazing volunteers. Collegiate Challenge participants typically stay with us for 6 days and arrive on Sunday afternoon. They work 4 days on our construction site (weather permitting) with 1 day to sightsee, and leave on Saturday. Hanover and King William Habitat has a partnership with a local church that can provide living arrangements, if the group desires. 

$250.00

HOUSING PROVIDED. Come spend some time in beautiful Chatham County, North Carolina! Wander our miles of hiking trails, relax at Jordan Lake or take part in one of our quirky town events. Pittsboro has a diverse and accomplished artistic community, so there are plenty of small shops and independent galleries to explore- and the locals are the nicest folks you’ll ever meet! We’re a string of sleepy farm towns that have seen massive growth in the recent years, now we need your help to build stable, affordable homes for the people who have lived and worked here for generations. We will provide lunches on workdays and a big banquet-style dinner at the end of the week, but groups are responsible for other meals. Housing is provided by Tyson’s Creek Baptist Church, with separate spaces available for males/females. For more information head to https://www.chathamhabitat.org/collegiate-challenge

$50.00

Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity is based out of beautiful Wilmington, North Carolina. Our affiliate serves New Hanover, Pender, and Duplin counties stretching from the beautiful coast to peaceful farmlands. Since our organization was founded in 1987, we have served over 400 local families. We are currently working in our new Haven Place neighborhood, a 35 home development 15 minutes outside of downtown Wilmington. The location for the Collegiate Challenge build for 2027 has not been determined.Groups are responsible for finding their own housing accommodations, but we can offer a few contacts that may be able to help with housing depending on your group size. Lunch and snacks will be provided on site each workday (Monday - Friday). 

$375.00

Come volunteer with Habitat Broward in sunny South Florida!Fort Lauderdale is among USA’s most cost-burden areas and we strive to provide housing to as many of our neighbors as possible. Collegiate Challenge students help us build more to serve more families through construction activities Tuesday-Friday from 8am-1pm on the build sites alongside skilled leaders, future homeowners, and our staff. We partner with a State Park on beautiful Fort Lauderdale beach to provide housing. There are a main lodge and six air-conditioned sleeping cabins within the park with direct access to the beach. Student groups may find their own accommodation, please email us for details on rates for that option. Lunch, snacks and drinks are provided every day that you are volunteering on the job sites. We also provide one dinner during the week with our regular volunteers and future homeowners. Students will volunteer Tuesday-Friday from 8am-1pm on the build sites alongside skilled leaders, future homeowners, and our staff.We can’t wait for you to join us for Week #1 of 2027 Collegiate Challenge!

$150.00

AVAILABLE FOR WINTER, SPRING, AND SUMMER BREAKS!!!Looking for a Collegiate Challenge/Alternative Break experience that makes a lasting impact? Spend your week helping build affordable homes, supporting our mission in our ReStores, and exploring one of the most vibrant cities on the East Coast.Groups of five or more can volunteer with Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity on our construction sites and in our ReStores, making a tangible difference for local families while strengthening teamwork, building new friendships, and creating unforgettable memories.A typical week includes:ReStore volunteer daysHands-on homebuilding alongside our construction teamFree time to explore everything Richmond has to offerWe’ll even provide lunch on one of your volunteer days!When you’re not volunteering, discover why Richmond is such a great destination. Explore historic neighborhoods, enjoy the James River and its many parks, visit museums, experience RVA’s incredible local food scene, or take a day trip to the mountains, Virginia Beach, or Washington, DC, all within about 90 minutes.Every Collegiate Challenge is customized based on your group’s size and the week’s volunteer opportunities, making each experience unique. Join us for a week of service, connection, and impact. We’d love to welcome your group to Richmond!Click HERE to view our complete Alternative Breaks (Collegiate Challenge) packet!Interested in learning more? Reach out to Jenna, Volunteer Engagement Specialist, at [email protected]!

$250.00

Join Habitat for Humanity of Georgetown County for a one-week Collegiate Challenge service trip and make a direct impact in a community where 1 in 5 households spend half or more of their income on housing and 16% of residents live below the poverty level. Habitat Georgetown has already built 121 homes and repaired more than 80, and your week of service helps continue that momentum. You’ll work alongside future Habitat homeowners and our skilled construction team throughout the week — no experience needed, and lunches are provided on service days. Housing is provided with a $250 contribution, giving you a comfortable home base as you explore Georgetown’s historic waterfront, museums, shops, and the natural beauty of the Lowcountry during your free time.Contact:Madi Codispoti, Marketing and Events CoordinatorE: [email protected]: +1 (843) 331-5757

$150.00

Bring your Collegiate Challenge group to Goldsboro, North Carolina, and spend your spring break making a lasting difference alongside Habitat for Humanity of Goldsboro-Wayne.At McNair Heights, our newest affordable homeownership community, we are building more than houses. Through every wall raised, floor system installed, and nail driven, volunteers help create stability, dignity, and hope for hardworking families. Our ministry seeks to put God’s love into action by bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope and college students can play a meaningful role in that mission.No construction experience is necessary. Our team provides the tools, safety equipment, training, and on-site guidance your group needs. Lunches will be provided during your volunteer workdays. Simply come ready to serve, learn new skills, work together, and leave a lasting impact on a growing neighborhood.When the workday ends, there is plenty to experience throughout the area. Goldsboro offers Southern hospitality, locally owned restaurants and coffee shops, colorful downtown murals, parks, and a welcoming community. Your group can also explore:Mount Olive, known for its pickle heritage and the North Carolina Pickle FestivalDowntown Goldsboro, featuring local food, art, murals, and community attractionsRaleigh, North Carolina’s capital city, approximately one hour awayThe North Carolina coast, approximately 90 minutes awaySpring break is a wonderful time to serve, but your group is welcome throughout the year. If spring break does not work with your academic calendar or group schedule, we would be glad to explore other dates that allow your students to experience the mission and ministry happening at McNair Heights.Your visit can be more than a volunteer trip. It can be an opportunity to grow closer as a team, connect with a new community, and experience what happens when faith, service, and compassion come together to build homes and hope.

$175.00

Flagler Habitat for Humanity will start a new build starting February 22nd 2027 - February 26th 2027We will provide lunch everyday on the job site for all of the students and core volunteersWe will also provide housing at one of our participating churches, with access to a kitchen the Church will probably provide dinner one night of the week Showers might be provided by the hosting church or by our local Swim & Racquet Facility 

$100.00

* ISO Large Team (8-12 members) *Looking for a meaningful, hands-on alternative break experience? Join Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity for a week of service in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina (45 minutes S/E of Great Smokey Mountain National Park). Students will be immersed in Asheville’s vibrant arts culture, incredible food scene, and miles of scenic trails while contributing to hands-on work that strengthens our community. Affordable housing has long been one of Asheville’s most urgent challenges, and the need has only intensified in the wake of 2024’s devastating tropical storm – Hurricane Helene. With median home prices over $590,000, rents above $1,500, and vacancy rates near 1%, many Asheville families struggle to find safe, stable housing. Hurricane Helene has only intensified this need, driving greater demand for repairs, accessibility upgrades, and long-term recovery support. Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity partners with families to build and preserve affordable housing through volunteer labor, homebuyer sweat equity, green building methods, and no-profit mortgages capped at 30% of income. Our Home Repair program also plays a critical role in helping long-time residents remain safely in their homes – an effort now more important than ever after the storm’s impact. A Collegiate Challenge week offers students the chance to learn new skills, forge meaningful connections, and play a direct role in Asheville’s ongoing recovery and resilience, while creating memories that last far beyond spring break.

$200.00

Charleston Habitat for Humanity’s Collegiate Challenge offers college students a hands-on opportunity to serve the Charleston community while learning about the importance of safe, affordable housing. Student groups work alongside Habitat staff on active build sites, gaining practical construction experience and seeing the direct impact of their service. No construction experience is required. All training and tools are provided.

$100.00

* ISO Small Team (4-6 members) *Looking for a meaningful, hands-on alternative break experience? Join Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity for a week of service in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina (45 minutes S/E of Great Smokey Mountain National Park). Students will be immersed in Asheville’s vibrant arts culture, incredible food scene, and miles of scenic trails while contributing to hands-on work that strengthens our community. Affordable housing has long been one of Asheville’s most urgent challenges, and the need has only intensified in the wake of 2024’s devastating tropical storm – Hurricane Helene. With median home prices over $590,000, rents above $1,500, and vacancy rates near 1%, many Asheville families struggle to find safe, stable housing. Hurricane Helene has only intensified this need, driving greater demand for repairs, accessibility upgrades, and long-term recovery support. Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity partners with families to build and preserve affordable housing through volunteer labor, homebuyer sweat equity, green building methods, and no-profit mortgages capped at 30% of income. Our Home Repair program also plays a critical role in helping long-time residents remain safely in their homes – an effort now more important than ever after the storm’s impact. A Collegiate Challenge week offers students the chance to learn new skills, forge meaningful connections, and play a direct role in Asheville’s ongoing recovery and resilience, while creating memories that last far beyond spring break.

$200.00

Visit the beautiful Pacific Northwest and spend a week building with Tacoma/Pierce County Habitat for Humanity, with the possibility of also spending a couple days with one of our neighboring affiliates - Habitat for Humanity South Puget Sound (Olympia) or Habitat for Humanity of Kitsap County (Bremerton). All build sites are within 30 miles of one another and centralized housing is offered through one of our church partners in Tacoma. Your experience includes a welcome pizza dinner, snacks and lunches all days you work on site, a farewell dinner at the end of the week, t-shirt and beanie.

$250.00

HOUSING PROVIDED. Come spend some time in beautiful Chatham County, North Carolina! Wander our miles of hiking trails, relax at Jordan Lake or take part in one of our quirky town events. Pittsboro has a diverse and accomplished artistic community, so there are plenty of small shops and independent galleries to explore- and the locals are the nicest folks you’ll ever meet! We’re a string of sleepy farm towns that have seen massive growth in the recent years, now we need your help to build stable, affordable homes for the people who have lived and worked here for generations. We will provide lunches on workdays and a big banquet-style dinner at the end of the week, but groups are responsible for other meals. Housing is provided by Tyson’s Creek Baptist Church, with separate spaces available for males/females. For more information head to https://www.chathamhabitat.org/collegiate-challenge

$175.00

Join Habitat for Humanity of the St. Vrain Valley for a week of building on one of our construction sites. No construction experience is necessary! Working alongside our construction supervisors, core volunteers, and future homeowners you have the opportunity to learn new skills while building homes, community, and hope in the St. Vrain Valley. A typical construction day goes from 9am to 4pm with an hour break for lunch. We provide housing for out-of-town teams for $175 per person per week. Our Volunteer Hospitality Center can accommodate up to 16 volunteers. Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age. The Volunteer Hospitality Center provides the following amenities:Two bunkroomsTwo full bathrooms with showersFull kitchenCommunal recreation/relaxation areaFree off-street parkingFree WiFiLinens and towels are provided.The Volunteer Hospitality Center is conveniently located within walking distance of historic downtown Longmont just a few blocks from Main Street. There are plenty of outdoor activities, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment in our town, and more adventures await you in the mountains. Longmont is north of the college town of Boulder (20-minute drive) and east of Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park (45-minute drive).  

$150.00

Looking for a fun and rewarding experience? Serve with Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna! You will gain practical skills in construction while impacting the local community. We provide workday lunches, a dinner with our staff, and your very own Maryland-themed collegiate challenge t-shirt! We offer the best of urban and rural experiences. We are just a half hour from Baltimore and one and half hours from Philadelphia and Washington DC. We are also near the Chesapeake Bay, have state parks, hiking trails, and much more! For a memorable experience, consider spending your winter and spring break with us!

$200.00

Highlands County Habitat for Humanity invites college teams to participate in a transformative Collegiate Challenge experience in Sebring, Florida—a community known for its welcoming spirit, scenic lakes, and rich history. Sebring is home to the historic 12 Hours of Sebring endurance race and was featured on Season 3 of HGTV, highlighting its charm and vibrant local culture.During your Collegiate Challenge week, students will contribute directly to building safe, affordable housing for families in need. All Collegiate Challenge participants will stay at Camp Wingmann in Avon Park, Florida. Camp Wingmann offers comfortable dorm‑style lodging, spacious grounds, and a peaceful lakeside setting—perfect for team bonding after a day on the build site.To support construction materials, supervision, and volunteer coordination, we request a $200 donation per participant. This contribution directly fuels our mission and helps us continue building homes for Highlands County families.

$150.00

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$50.00

Hanover and King William Habitat for Humanity is a locally run, independent affiliate of Habitat International and is responsible for Hanover and King William Counties. For over 35 years, they have built homes alongside families who pay an affordable mortgage. Habitat’s repair program addresses critical repairs around the home. With Habitat’s help, and the help of the community, Habitat homeowners achieve the strength, stability, and independence they need to build a better life for themselves and their families.We build all of our homes with volunteer labor in partnership with volunteers like you. Under the supervision of our Construction Supervisor, all manual labor (except for licensed trades) is performed by volunteers. We truly could not do what we do without our amazing volunteers. Collegiate Challenge participants typically stay with us for 6 days and arrive on Sunday afternoon. They work 4 days on our construction site (weather permitting) with 1 day to sightsee, and leave on Saturday. Hanover and King William Habitat has a partnership with a local church that can provide living arrangements, if the group desires. 

$275.00

Come volunteer with Habitat Broward in sunny South Florida!Fort Lauderdale is among USA’s most cost-burden areas and we strive to provide housing to as many of our neighbors as possible. Collegiate Challenge students help us build more to serve more families through construction activities Tuesday-Friday from 8am-1pm on the build sites alongside skilled leaders, future homeowners, and our staff. During this week, we are not able to offer accommodations; student groups will need to find their own accommodation. Please email us for details on rates for that option. Lunch, snacks and drinks are provided every day that you are volunteering on the job sites. We also provide one dinner during the week with our regular volunteers and future homeowners. Students will volunteer Tuesday-Friday from 8am-1pm on the build sites alongside skilled leaders, future homeowners, and our staff.We can’t wait for you to join us for Week #2 of 2027 Collegiate Challenge!

$175.00

Flagler Habitat for Humanity will start a new build starting February 22nd 2027 We will provide lunch everyday on the job site for all of the students and core volunteersWe will also provide housing at one of our participating churches, with access to a kitchen the Church will probably provide dinner one night of the week Showers might be provided by the hosting church or by our local Swim & Racquet Facility 

$200.00

Charleston Habitat for Humanity’s Collegiate Challenge offers college students a hands-on opportunity to serve the Charleston community while learning about the importance of safe, affordable housing. Student groups work alongside Habitat staff on active build sites, gaining practical construction experience and seeing the direct impact of their service. No construction experience is required. All training and tools are provided.

$250.00

Join Habitat for Humanity of Georgetown County for a one-week Collegiate Challenge service trip and make a direct impact in a community where 1 in 5 households spend half or more of their income on housing and 16% of residents live below the poverty level. Habitat Georgetown has already built 121 homes and repaired more than 80, and your week of service helps continue that momentum. You’ll work alongside future Habitat homeowners and our skilled construction team throughout the week — no experience needed, and lunches are provided on service days. Housing is provided with a $250 contribution, giving you a comfortable home base as you explore Georgetown’s historic waterfront, museums, shops, and the natural beauty of the Lowcountry during your free time.Contact:Madi Codispoti, Marketing and Events CoordinatorE: [email protected]: +1 (843) 331-5757

$250.00

HOUSING PROVIDED. Come spend some time in beautiful Chatham County, North Carolina! Wander our miles of hiking trails, relax at Jordan Lake or take part in one of our quirky town events. Pittsboro has a diverse and accomplished artistic community, so there are plenty of small shops and independent galleries to explore- and the locals are the nicest folks you’ll ever meet! We’re a string of sleepy farm towns that have seen massive growth in the recent years, now we need your help to build stable, affordable homes for the people who have lived and worked here for generations. We will provide lunches on workdays and a big banquet-style dinner at the end of the week, but groups are responsible for other meals. Housing is provided by Tyson’s Creek Baptist Church, with separate spaces available for males/females. For more information head to https://www.chathamhabitat.org/collegiate-challenge

$150.00

Looking for a fun and rewarding experience? Serve with Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna! You will gain practical skills in construction while impacting the local community. We provide workday lunches, a dinner with our staff, and your very own Maryland-themed collegiate challenge t-shirt! We offer the best of urban and rural experiences. We are just a half hour from Baltimore and one and half hours from Philadelphia and Washington DC. We are also near the Chesapeake Bay, have state parks, hiking trails, and much more! For a memorable experience, consider spending your winter and spring break with us!

$150.00

Located at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains is our beautiful Tahlequah, capitol of the Cherokee Nation. When not on the jobsite enjoy a scenic and historic adventure. Experience American Indian culture in Oklahoma - art, history, and living traditions. Explore our historic downtown, our many parks, museums and galleries. Take a trip to the Illinois River or trek one of our many hiking trails. Plenty of places to stay from hotels to AirBnBs and various dining experiences.  As of the beginning of 2026, Tahlequah Area Habitat has built 35 new homes and repaired 78 homes.  Join us this spring and build your experience.

$200.00

Highlands County Habitat for Humanity invites college teams to participate in a transformative Collegiate Challenge experience in Sebring, Florida—a community known for its welcoming spirit, scenic lakes, and rich history. Sebring is home to the historic 12 Hours of Sebring endurance race and was featured on Season 3 of HGTV, highlighting its charm and vibrant local culture.During your Collegiate Challenge week, students will contribute directly to building safe, affordable housing for families in need. All Collegiate Challenge participants will stay at Camp Wingmann in Avon Park, Florida. Camp Wingmann offers comfortable dorm‑style lodging, spacious grounds, and a peaceful lakeside setting—perfect for team bonding after a day on the build site.To support construction materials, supervision, and volunteer coordination, we request a $200 donation per participant. This contribution directly fuels our mission and helps us continue building homes for Highlands County families.

$175.00

Join Habitat for Humanity of the St. Vrain Valley for a week of building on one of our construction sites. No construction experience is necessary! Working alongside our construction supervisors, core volunteers, and future homeowners you have the opportunity to learn new skills while building homes, community, and hope in the St. Vrain Valley. A typical construction day goes from 9am to 4pm with an hour break for lunch. We provide housing for out-of-town teams for $175 per person per week. Our Volunteer Hospitality Center can accommodate up to 16 volunteers. Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age. The Volunteer Hospitality Center provides the following amenities:Two bunkroomsTwo full bathrooms with showersFull kitchenCommunal recreation/relaxation areaFree off-street parkingFree WiFiLinens and towels are provided.The Volunteer Hospitality Center is conveniently located within walking distance of historic downtown Longmont just a few blocks from Main Street. There are plenty of outdoor activities, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment in our town, and more adventures await you in the mountains. Longmont is north of the college town of Boulder (20-minute drive) and east of Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park (45-minute drive). 

$50.00

Hanover and King William Habitat for Humanity is a locally run, independent affiliate of Habitat International and is responsible for Hanover and King William Counties. For over 35 years, they have built homes alongside families who pay an affordable mortgage. Habitat’s repair program addresses critical repairs around the home. With Habitat’s help, and the help of the community, Habitat homeowners achieve the strength, stability, and independence they need to build a better life for themselves and their families.We build all of our homes with volunteer labor in partnership with volunteers like you. Under the supervision of our Construction Supervisor, all manual labor (except for licensed trades) is performed by volunteers. We truly could not do what we do without our amazing volunteers. Collegiate Challenge participants typically stay with us for 6 days and arrive on Sunday afternoon. They work 4 days on our construction site (weather permitting) with 1 day to sightsee, and leave on Saturday. Hanover and King William Habitat has a partnership with a local church that can provide living arrangements, if the group desires. 

$375.00

Come volunteer with Habitat Broward in sunny South Florida!Fort Lauderdale is among USA’s most cost-burden areas and we strive to provide housing to as many of our neighbors as possible. Collegiate Challenge students help us build more to serve more families through construction activities Tuesday-Friday from 8am-1pm on the build sites alongside skilled leaders, future homeowners, and our staff. We partner with a State Park on beautiful Fort Lauderdale beach to provide housing. There are a main lodge and six air-conditioned sleeping cabins within the park with direct access to the beach. Student groups may find their own accommodation, please email us for details on rates for that option. Lunch, snacks and drinks are provided every day that you are volunteering on the job sites. We also provide one dinner during the week with our regular volunteers and future homeowners. Students will volunteer Tuesday-Friday from 8am-1pm on the build sites alongside skilled leaders, future homeowners, and our staff.We can’t wait for you to join us for Week #3 of 2027 Collegiate Challenge!

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$150.00

Welcome to Sumter Habitat for Humanity!We are excited to welcome Collegiate Challenge groups to Sumter! Sumter Habitat for Humanity has participated in Collegiate Challenge since 1998, and we are grateful for the energy, hard work, and enthusiasm college volunteers bring to our community each year.During your week with us, you’ll have the opportunity to make a hands-on impact while experiencing a little of what makes Sumter and South Carolina special.Where You’ll StayLodging will be provided at one of our local church partners. We provide:Air mattressesSheets and blanketsPillows and pillowcasesAt the end of each workday, volunteers will have access to showers at our local YMCA.Please bring your own:TowelsToiletriesAny other personal items you may need for the weekMealsOne of our favorite parts of Collegiate Challenge is connecting visiting volunteers with our community!Our local partners help provide:Lunch on the jobsite each workdayDinner at least three evenings during the week, with the possibility of additional meals depending on community partner availabilityYour group will be responsible for providing all breakfast meals and any additional meals not provided during your stay.What You’ll Be Working OnYour volunteer experience may include work on:New home constructionRehabilitation of an existing homeDepending on where our projects are when your group arrives, you may be helping build a home from the ground up or giving new life to an existing home.No matter the project, your work will directly support our mission of helping build a stronger Sumter.Explore Sumter & South CarolinaSumter, known as Gamecock City, is located near the geographic center of South Carolina.While you’re here, you may want to visit Swan Lake Iris Gardens, a beautiful local attraction and the only public park in the United States featuring all eight species of swan.Sumter is also within driving distance of some of South Carolina’s most popular destinations:Columbia: approximately 45 miles westCharleston: approximately 100 miles southMyrtle Beach and the Grand Strand: approximately 100 miles eastBlue Ridge Mountains: approximately 175 miles westWant a Day to Explore?Groups may choose Wednesday or Friday as a day off to explore Sumter or take a regional day trip.Please choose your day off in advance. Once your group commits to either Wednesday or Friday, the selected day cannot be changed because our construction schedule, staff, and projects will be planned around your group’s workdays.Collegiate Challenge ContributionThe Collegiate Challenge contribution is:$150 per participantYour contribution is non-refundable and directly supports the purchase of construction materials for the home or homes your group will be working on.Payment is due 30 days prior to your arrival.As a thank you for serving with us, every participant will receive a Sumter Habitat for Humanity volunteer T-shirt!We’re Looking Forward to Having You!We want your Collegiate Challenge experience to be meaningful, memorable, and fun. Your group will not only help build and improve homes, you’ll become part of the work happening right here in Sumter to create strength, stability, and opportunity through housing.Please reach out anytime with questions or concerns as you prepare for your trip. We can’t wait to welcome you to Sumter!

$200.00

Visit the beautiful Pacific Northwest and spend a week building with Tacoma/Pierce County Habitat for Humanity, with the possibility of also spending a couple days with one of our neighboring affiliates - Habitat for Humanity South Puget Sound (Olympia) or Habitat for Humanity of Kitsap County (Bremerton). All build sites are within 30 miles of one another and centralized housing is offered through one of our church partners in Tacoma. Your experience includes a welcome pizza dinner, snacks and lunches all days you work on site, a farewell dinner at the end of the week, t-shirt and beanie.

$150.00

AVAILABLE FOR WINTER, SPRING, AND SUMMER BREAKS!!!Looking for a Collegiate Challenge/Alternative Break experience that makes a lasting impact? Spend your week helping build affordable homes, supporting our mission in our ReStores, and exploring one of the most vibrant cities on the East Coast.Groups of five or more can volunteer with Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity on our construction sites and in our ReStores, making a tangible difference for local families while strengthening teamwork, building new friendships, and creating unforgettable memories.A typical week includes:ReStore volunteer daysHands-on homebuilding alongside our construction teamFree time to explore everything Richmond has to offerWe’ll even provide lunch on one of your volunteer days!When you’re not volunteering, discover why Richmond is such a great destination. Explore historic neighborhoods, enjoy the James River and its many parks, visit museums, experience RVA’s incredible local food scene, or take a day trip to the mountains, Virginia Beach, or Washington, DC, all within about 90 minutes.Every Collegiate Challenge is customized based on your group’s size and the week’s volunteer opportunities, making each experience unique. Join us for a week of service, connection, and impact. We’d love to welcome your group to Richmond!Click HERE to view our complete Alternative Breaks (Collegiate Challenge) packet!Interested in learning more? Reach out to Jenna, Volunteer Engagement Specialist, at [email protected]!

$150.00

Bring your Collegiate Challenge group to Goldsboro, North Carolina, and spend your spring break making a lasting difference alongside Habitat for Humanity of Goldsboro-Wayne.At McNair Heights, our newest affordable homeownership community, we are building more than houses. Through every wall raised, floor system installed, and nail driven, volunteers help create stability, dignity, and hope for hardworking families. Our ministry seeks to put God’s love into action by bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope and college students can play a meaningful role in that mission.No construction experience is necessary. Our team provides the tools, safety equipment, training, and on-site guidance your group needs. Lunches will be provided during your volunteer workdays. Simply come ready to serve, learn new skills, work together, and leave a lasting impact on a growing neighborhood.When the workday ends, there is plenty to experience throughout the area. Goldsboro offers Southern hospitality, locally owned restaurants and coffee shops, colorful downtown murals, parks, and a welcoming community. Your group can also explore:Mount Olive, known for its pickle heritage and the North Carolina Pickle FestivalDowntown Goldsboro, featuring local food, art, murals, and community attractionsRaleigh, North Carolina’s capital city, approximately one hour awayThe North Carolina coast, approximately 90 minutes awaySpring break is a wonderful time to serve, but your group is welcome throughout the year. If spring break does not work with your academic calendar or group schedule, we would be glad to explore other dates that allow your students to experience the mission and ministry happening at McNair Heights.Your visit can be more than a volunteer trip. It can be an opportunity to grow closer as a team, connect with a new community, and experience what happens when faith, service, and compassion come together to build homes and hope.

$250.00

Join Habitat for Humanity of Georgetown County for a one-week Collegiate Challenge service trip and make a direct impact in a community where 1 in 5 households spend half or more of their income on housing and 16% of residents live below the poverty level. Habitat Georgetown has already built 121 homes and repaired more than 80, and your week of service helps continue that momentum. You’ll work alongside future Habitat homeowners and our skilled construction team throughout the week — no experience needed, and lunches are provided on service days. Housing is provided with a $250 contribution, giving you a comfortable home base as you explore Georgetown’s historic waterfront, museums, shops, and the natural beauty of the Lowcountry during your free time.Contact:Madi Codispoti, Marketing and Events CoordinatorE: [email protected]: +1 (843) 331-5757

$175.00

Flagler Habitat for Humanity will start a new build starting February 22nd 2027 We will provide lunch everyday on the job site for all of the students and core volunteersWe will also provide housing at one of our participating churches, with access to a kitchen the Church will probably provide dinner one night of the week Showers might be provided by the hosting church or by our local Swim & Racquet Facility 

$100.00

* ISO Large Team (8-12 members) *Looking for a meaningful, hands-on alternative break experience? Join Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity for a week of service in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina (45 minutes S/E of Great Smokey Mountain National Park). Students will be immersed in Asheville’s vibrant arts culture, incredible food scene, and miles of scenic trails while contributing to hands-on work that strengthens our community. Affordable housing has long been one of Asheville’s most urgent challenges, and the need has only intensified in the wake of 2024’s devastating tropical storm – Hurricane Helene. With median home prices over $590,000, rents above $1,500, and vacancy rates near 1%, many Asheville families struggle to find safe, stable housing. Hurricane Helene has only intensified this need, driving greater demand for repairs, accessibility upgrades, and long-term recovery support. Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity partners with families to build and preserve affordable housing through volunteer labor, homebuyer sweat equity, green building methods, and no-profit mortgages capped at 30% of income. Our Home Repair program also plays a critical role in helping long-time residents remain safely in their homes – an effort now more important than ever after the storm’s impact. A Collegiate Challenge week offers students the chance to learn new skills, forge meaningful connections, and play a direct role in Asheville’s ongoing recovery and resilience, while creating memories that last far beyond spring break.

$200.00

Charleston Habitat for Humanity’s Collegiate Challenge offers college students a hands-on opportunity to serve the Charleston community while learning about the importance of safe, affordable housing. Student groups work alongside Habitat staff on active build sites, gaining practical construction experience and seeing the direct impact of their service. No construction experience is required. All training and tools are provided.

$100.00

* ISO Small Team (4-6 members) *Looking for a meaningful, hands-on alternative break experience? Join Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity for a week of service in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina (45 minutes S/E of Great Smokey Mountain National Park). Students will be immersed in Asheville’s vibrant arts culture, incredible food scene, and miles of scenic trails while contributing to hands-on work that strengthens our community. Affordable housing has long been one of Asheville’s most urgent challenges, and the need has only intensified in the wake of 2024’s devastating tropical storm – Hurricane Helene. With median home prices over $590,000, rents above $1,500, and vacancy rates near 1%, many Asheville families struggle to find safe, stable housing. Hurricane Helene has only intensified this need, driving greater demand for repairs, accessibility upgrades, and long-term recovery support. Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity partners with families to build and preserve affordable housing through volunteer labor, homebuyer sweat equity, green building methods, and no-profit mortgages capped at 30% of income. Our Home Repair program also plays a critical role in helping long-time residents remain safely in their homes – an effort now more important than ever after the storm’s impact. A Collegiate Challenge week offers students the chance to learn new skills, forge meaningful connections, and play a direct role in Asheville’s ongoing recovery and resilience, while creating memories that last far beyond spring break.

$150.00

Marion-Dillon County Habitat for Humanity is located in Mullins, SC, which is approximately 50 miles from scenic Myrtle Beach, SC. Our affiliate has been hosting college groups during their Fall and Spring Breaks since 1997. This means we have a lot of experience in hosting students groups with our southern hospitality! Through Collegiate Challenge, your student group can travel to Marion and Dillon Counties to work alongside other Habitat volunteers, community members, and of course the homeowner family during our home construction projects. No previous construction experience is required--just a willingness to work hard, learn, and serve.Students will not only help build homes, but also friendships, leadership skills, and life-long memories while making a meaningful impact in our community. Bring your campus group! Bring your energy! Come build with us in beautiful South Carolina!

$50.00

Join Habitat for Humanity Spokane for a hands-on Collegiate Challenge experience where you’ll build more than a house, you’ll help build a stronger community!Volunteers will work together at Lee Wade Landing in Spokane Valley, our current construction site. Once complete, this development will provide 25 affordable homes for families in Spokane County. No construction experience is necessary; our team provides guidance and instruction.What to expect - Hands-on homebuilding and teamwork, lunch provided each day, overnight accommodations at a local church, school, or community center, bring a sleeping bag, if required, provide your own transportation to and from the worksite, and volunteers must be 16 or older.Experience Beautiful Spokane- When you’re not building, explore Spokane’s parks, river, downtown, restaurants, and outdoor adventures. Spokane offers something for everyone and is a great place to make memories with your team. Come build, serve, explore, and make a lasting difference with Habitat for Humanity Spokane!

$250.00

HOUSING PROVIDED. Come spend some time in beautiful Chatham County, North Carolina! Wander our miles of hiking trails, relax at Jordan Lake or take part in one of our quirky town events. Pittsboro has a diverse and accomplished artistic community, so there are plenty of small shops and independent galleries to explore- and the locals are the nicest folks you’ll ever meet! We’re a string of sleepy farm towns that have seen massive growth in the recent years, now we need your help to build stable, affordable homes for the people who have lived and worked here for generations. We will provide lunches on workdays and a big banquet-style dinner at the end of the week, but groups are responsible for other meals. Housing is provided by Tyson’s Creek Baptist Church, with separate spaces for male/females. For more information head to https://www.chathamhabitat.org/collegiate-challenge

$175.00

Join Habitat for Humanity of the St. Vrain Valley for a week of building on one of our construction sites. No construction experience is necessary! Working alongside our construction supervisors, core volunteers, and future homeowners you have the opportunity to learn new skills while building homes, community, and hope in the St. Vrain Valley. A typical construction day goes from 9am to 4pm with an hour break for lunch. We provide housing for out-of-town teams for $175 per person per week. Our Volunteer Hospitality Center can accommodate up to 16 volunteers. Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age. The Volunteer Hospitality Center provides the following amenities:Two bunkroomsTwo full bathrooms with showersFull kitchenCommunal recreation/relaxation areaFree off-street parkingFree WiFiLinens and towels are provided.The Volunteer Hospitality Center is conveniently located within walking distance of historic downtown Longmont just a few blocks from Main Street. There are plenty of outdoor activities, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment in our town, and more adventures await you in the mountains. Longmont is north of the college town of Boulder (20-minute drive) and east of Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park (45-minute drive). 

$150.00

Looking for a fun and rewarding experience? Serve with Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna! You will gain practical skills in construction while impacting the local community. We provide workday lunches, a dinner with our staff, and your very own Maryland-themed collegiate challenge t-shirt! We offer the best of urban and rural experiences. We are just a half hour from Baltimore and one and half hours from Philadelphia and Washington DC. We are also near the Chesapeake Bay, have state parks, hiking trails, and much more! For a memorable experience, consider spending your winter and spring break with us!

$150.00

Located at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains is our beautiful Tahlequah, capitol of the Cherokee Nation. When not on the jobsite enjoy a scenic and historic adventure. Experience American Indian culture in Oklahoma - art, history, and living traditions. Explore our historic downtown, our many parks, museums and galleries. Take a trip to the Illinois River or trek one of our many hiking trails. Plenty of places to stay from hotels to AirBnBs and various dining experiences.  As of the beginning of 2026, Tahlequah Area Habitat has built 35 new homes and repaired 78 homes.  Join us this spring and build your experience.

$200.00

Highlands County Habitat for Humanity invites college teams to participate in a transformative Collegiate Challenge experience in Sebring, Florida—a community known for its welcoming spirit, scenic lakes, and rich history. Sebring is home to the historic 12 Hours of Sebring endurance race and was featured on Season 3 of HGTV, highlighting its charm and vibrant local culture.During your Collegiate Challenge week, students will contribute directly to building safe, affordable housing for families in need. All Collegiate Challenge participants will stay at Camp Wingmann in Avon Park, Florida. Camp Wingmann offers comfortable dorm‑style lodging, spacious grounds, and a peaceful lakeside setting—perfect for team bonding after a day on the build site.To support construction materials, supervision, and volunteer coordination, we request a $200 donation per participant. This contribution directly fuels our mission and helps us continue building homes for Highlands County families.

$150.00

Bring your Collegiate Challenge group to Goldsboro, North Carolina, and spend your spring break making a lasting difference alongside Habitat for Humanity of Goldsboro-Wayne.At McNair Heights, our newest affordable homeownership community, we are building more than houses. Through every wall raised, floor system installed, and nail driven, volunteers help create stability, dignity, and hope for hardworking families. Our ministry seeks to put God’s love into action by bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope and college students can play a meaningful role in that mission.No construction experience is necessary. Our team provides the tools, safety equipment, training, and on-site guidance your group needs. Lunches will be provided during your volunteer workdays. Simply come ready to serve, learn new skills, work together, and leave a lasting impact on a growing neighborhood.When the workday ends, there is plenty to experience throughout the area. Goldsboro offers Southern hospitality, locally owned restaurants and coffee shops, colorful downtown murals, parks, and a welcoming community. Your group can also explore:Mount Olive, known for its pickle heritage and the North Carolina Pickle FestivalDowntown Goldsboro, featuring local food, art, murals, and community attractionsRaleigh, North Carolina’s capital city, approximately one hour awayThe North Carolina coast, approximately 90 minutes awaySpring break is a wonderful time to serve, but your group is welcome throughout the year. If spring break does not work with your academic calendar or group schedule, we would be glad to explore other dates that allow your students to experience the mission and ministry happening at McNair Heights.Your visit can be more than a volunteer trip. It can be an opportunity to grow closer as a team, connect with a new community, and experience what happens when faith, service, and compassion come together to build homes and hope.

$100.00

* ISO Large Team (8-12 members) *Looking for a meaningful, hands-on alternative break experience? Join Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity for a week of service in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina (45 minutes S/E of Great Smokey Mountain National Park). Students will be immersed in Asheville’s vibrant arts culture, incredible food scene, and miles of scenic trails while contributing to hands-on work that strengthens our community. Affordable housing has long been one of Asheville’s most urgent challenges, and the need has only intensified in the wake of 2024’s devastating tropical storm – Hurricane Helene. With median home prices over $590,000, rents above $1,500, and vacancy rates near 1%, many Asheville families struggle to find safe, stable housing. Hurricane Helene has only intensified this need, driving greater demand for repairs, accessibility upgrades, and long-term recovery support. Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity partners with families to build and preserve affordable housing through volunteer labor, homebuyer sweat equity, green building methods, and no-profit mortgages capped at 30% of income. Our Home Repair program also plays a critical role in helping long-time residents remain safely in their homes – an effort now more important than ever after the storm’s impact. A Collegiate Challenge week offers students the chance to learn new skills, forge meaningful connections, and play a direct role in Asheville’s ongoing recovery and resilience, while creating memories that last far beyond spring break.

$200.00

Charleston Habitat for Humanity’s Collegiate Challenge offers college students a hands-on opportunity to serve the Charleston community while learning about the importance of safe, affordable housing. Student groups work alongside Habitat staff on active build sites, gaining practical construction experience and seeing the direct impact of their service. No construction experience is required. All training and tools are provided.

$150.00

AVAILABLE FOR WINTER, SPRING, AND SUMMER BREAKS!!!Looking for a Collegiate Challenge/Alternative Break experience that makes a lasting impact? Spend your week helping build affordable homes, supporting our mission in our ReStores, and exploring one of the most vibrant cities on the East Coast.Groups of five or more can volunteer with Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity on our construction sites and in our ReStores, making a tangible difference for local families while strengthening teamwork, building new friendships, and creating unforgettable memories.A typical week includes:ReStore volunteer daysHands-on homebuilding alongside our construction teamFree time to explore everything Richmond has to offerWe’ll even provide lunch on one of your volunteer days!When you’re not volunteering, discover why Richmond is such a great destination. Explore historic neighborhoods, enjoy the James River and its many parks, visit museums, experience RVA’s incredible local food scene, or take a day trip to the mountains, Virginia Beach, or Washington, DC, all within about 90 minutes.Every Collegiate Challenge is customized based on your group’s size and the week’s volunteer opportunities, making each experience unique. Join us for a week of service, connection, and impact. We’d love to welcome your group to Richmond!Click HERE to view our complete Alternative Breaks (Collegiate Challenge) packet!Interested in learning more? Reach out to Jenna, Volunteer Engagement Specialist, at [email protected]!

$150.00

Marion-Dillon County Habitat for Humanity is located in Mullins, SC, which is approximately 50 miles from scenic Myrtle Beach, SC. Our affiliate has been hosting college groups during their Fall and Spring Breaks since 1997. This means we have a lot of experience in hosting students groups with our southern hospitality! Through Collegiate Challenge, your student group can travel to Marion and Dillon Counties to work alongside other Habitat volunteers, community members, and of course the homeowner family during our home construction projects. No previous construction experience is required--just a willingness to work hard, learn, and serve.Students will not only help build homes, but also friendships, leadership skills, and life-long memories while making a meaningful impact in our community. Bring your campus group! Bring your energy! Come build with us in beautiful South Carolina!

$200.00

Visit the beautiful Pacific Northwest and spend a week building with Tacoma/Pierce County Habitat for Humanity, with the possibility of also spending a couple days with one of our neighboring affiliates - Habitat for Humanity South Puget Sound (Olympia) or Habitat for Humanity of Kitsap County (Bremerton). All build sites are within 30 miles of one another and centralized housing is offered through one of our church partners in Tacoma. Your experience includes a welcome pizza dinner, snacks and lunches all days you work on site, a farewell dinner at the end of the week, t-shirt and beanie.

$50.00

Join Habitat for Humanity Spokane for a hands-on Collegiate Challenge experience where you’ll build more than a house, you’ll help build a stronger community!Volunteers will work together at Lee Wade Landing in Spokane Valley, our current construction site. Once complete, this development will provide 25 affordable homes for families in Spokane County. No construction experience is necessary; our team provides guidance and instruction.What to expect- Hands-on homebuilding and teamwork, lunch provided each day, overnight accommodations at a local church, school, or community center, bring a sleeping bag, if required, provide your own transportation to and from the worksite, and volunteers must be 16 or older.Experience Beautiful Spokane - When you’re not building, explore Spokane’s parks, river, downtown, restaurants, and outdoor adventures. Spokane offers something for everyone and is a great place to make memories with your team.  Come build, serve, explore, and make a lasting difference with Habitat for Humanity Spokane!

$250.00

HOUSING PROVIDED. Come spend some time in beautiful Chatham County, North Carolina! Wander our miles of hiking trails, relax at Jordan Lake or take part in one of our quirky town events. Pittsboro has a diverse and accomplished artistic community, so there are plenty of small shops and independent galleries to explore- and the locals are the nicest folks you’ll ever meet! We’re a string of sleepy farm towns that have seen massive growth in the recent years, now we need your help to build stable, affordable homes for the people who have lived and worked here for generations. We will provide lunches on workdays and a big banquet-style dinner at the end of the week, but groups are responsible for other meals. Housing is provided by Tyson’s Creek Baptist Church, with separate spaces available for males/females. For more information head to https://www.chathamhabitat.org/collegiate-challenge

$150.00

Looking for a fun and rewarding experience? Serve with Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna! You will gain practical skills in construction while impacting the local community. We provide workday lunches, a dinner with our staff, and your very own Maryland-themed collegiate challenge t-shirt! We offer the best of urban and rural experiences. We are just a half hour from Baltimore and one and half hours from Philadelphia and Washington DC. We are also near the Chesapeake Bay, have state parks, hiking trails, and much more! For a memorable experience, consider spending your winter and spring break with us!

$150.00

Located at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains is our beautiful Tahlequah, capitol of the Cherokee Nation. When not on the jobsite enjoy a scenic and historic adventure. Experience American Indian culture in Oklahoma - art, history, and living traditions. Explore our historic downtown, our many parks, museums and galleries. Take a trip to the Illinois River or trek one of our many hiking trails. Plenty of places to stay from hotels to AirBnBs and various dining experiences.  As of the beginning of 2026, Tahlequah Area Habitat has built 35 new homes and repaired 78 homes.  Join us this spring and build your experience.

$200.00

Highlands County Habitat for Humanity invites college teams to participate in a transformative Collegiate Challenge experience in Sebring, Florida—a community known for its welcoming spirit, scenic lakes, and rich history. Sebring is home to the historic 12 Hours of Sebring endurance race and was featured on Season 3 of HGTV, highlighting its charm and vibrant local culture.During your Collegiate Challenge week, students will contribute directly to building safe, affordable housing for families in need. All Collegiate Challenge participants will stay at Camp Wingmann in Avon Park, Florida. Camp Wingmann offers comfortable dorm‑style lodging, spacious grounds, and a peaceful lakeside setting—perfect for team bonding after a day on the build site.To support construction materials, supervision, and volunteer coordination, we request a $200 donation per participant. This contribution directly fuels our mission and helps us continue building homes for Highlands County families.

$150.00

AVAILABLE FOR WINTER, SPRING, AND SUMMER BREAKS!!!Looking for a Collegiate Challenge/Alternative Break experience that makes a lasting impact? Spend your week helping build affordable homes, supporting our mission in our ReStores, and exploring one of the most vibrant cities on the East Coast.Groups of five or more can volunteer with Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity on our construction sites and in our ReStores, making a tangible difference for local families while strengthening teamwork, building new friendships, and creating unforgettable memories.A typical week includes:ReStore volunteer daysHands-on homebuilding alongside our construction teamFree time to explore everything Richmond has to offerWe’ll even provide lunch on one of your volunteer days!When you’re not volunteering, discover why Richmond is such a great destination. Explore historic neighborhoods, enjoy the James River and its many parks, visit museums, experience RVA’s incredible local food scene, or take a day trip to the mountains, Virginia Beach, or Washington, DC, all within about 90 minutes.Every Collegiate Challenge is customized based on your group’s size and the week’s volunteer opportunities, making each experience unique. Join us for a week of service, connection, and impact. We’d love to welcome your group to Richmond!Click HERE to view our complete Alternative Breaks (Collegiate Challenge) packet!Interested in learning more? Reach out to Jenna, Volunteer Engagement Specialist, at [email protected]!

$200.00

Visit the beautiful Pacific Northwest and spend a week building with Tacoma/Pierce County Habitat for Humanity, with the possibility of also spending a couple days with one of our neighboring affiliates - Habitat for Humanity South Puget Sound (Olympia) or Habitat for Humanity of Kitsap County (Bremerton). All build sites are within 30 miles of one another and centralized housing is offered through one of our church partners in Tacoma. Your experience includes a welcome pizza dinner, snacks and lunches all days you work on site, a farewell dinner at the end of the week, t-shirt and beanie.

$250.00

HOUSING PROVIDED. Come spend some time in beautiful Chatham County, North Carolina! Wander our miles of hiking trails, relax at Jordan Lake or take part in one of our quirky town events. Pittsboro has a diverse and accomplished artistic community, so there are plenty of small shops and independent galleries to explore- and the locals are the nicest folks you’ll ever meet! We’re a string of sleepy farm towns that have seen massive growth in the recent years, now we need your help to build stable, affordable homes for the people who have lived and worked here for generations. We will provide lunches on workdays and a big banquet-style dinner at the end of the week, but groups are responsible for other meals. Housing is provided by Tyson’s Creek Baptist Church, with separate spaces available for males/females. For more information head to https://www.chathamhabitat.org/collegiate-challenge

$150.00

Looking for a fun and rewarding experience? Serve with Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna! You will gain practical skills in construction while impacting the local community. We provide workday lunches, a dinner with our staff, and your very own Maryland-themed collegiate challenge t-shirt! We offer the best of urban and rural experiences. We are just a half hour from Baltimore and one and half hours from Philadelphia and Washington DC. We are also near the Chesapeake Bay, have state parks, hiking trails, and much more! For a memorable experience, consider spending your winter and spring break with us!

$150.00

Located at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains is our beautiful Tahlequah, capitol of the Cherokee Nation. When not on the jobsite enjoy a scenic and historic adventure. Experience American Indian culture in Oklahoma - art, history, and living traditions. Explore our historic downtown, our many parks, museums and galleries. Take a trip to the Illinois River or trek one of our many hiking trails. Plenty of places to stay from hotels to AirBnBs and various dining experiences.  As of the beginning of 2026, Tahlequah Area Habitat has built 35 new homes and repaired 78 homes.  Join us this spring and build your experience.

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$150.00

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$250.00

HOUSING PROVIDED. Come spend some time in beautiful Chatham County, North Carolina! Wander our miles of hiking trails, relax at Jordan Lake or take part in one of our quirky town events. Pittsboro has a diverse and accomplished artistic community, so there are plenty of small shops and independent galleries to explore- and the locals are the nicest folks you’ll ever meet! We’re a string of sleepy farm towns that have seen massive growth in the recent years, now we need your help to build stable, affordable homes for the people who have lived and worked here for generations. We will provide lunches on workdays and a big banquet-style dinner at the end of the week, but groups are responsible for other meals. Housing is provided by Tyson’s Creek Baptist Church, with separate spaces available for males/females. For more information head to https://www.chathamhabitat.org/collegiate-challenge

$150.00

Located at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains is our beautiful Tahlequah, capitol of the Cherokee Nation. When not on the jobsite enjoy a scenic and historic adventure. Experience American Indian culture in Oklahoma - art, history, and living traditions. Explore our historic downtown, our many parks, museums and galleries. Take a trip to the Illinois River or trek one of our many hiking trails. Plenty of places to stay from hotels to AirBnBs and various dining experiences.  As of the beginning of 2026, Tahlequah Area Habitat has built 35 new homes and repaired 78 homes.  Join us this spring and build your experience.

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$50.00

Join Habitat for Humanity Spokane for a hands-on Collegiate Challenge experience where you’ll build more than a house, you’ll help build a stronger community!Volunteers will work together at Lee Wade Landing in Spokane Valley, our current construction site. Once complete, this development will provide 25 affordable homes for families in Spokane County. No construction experience is necessary; our team provides guidance and instruction.  What to expect- Hands-on homebuilding and teamwork,  lunch provided each day,  overnight accommodations at a local church,  school, or community center,  bring a sleeping bag,  if required, provide your own transportation to and from the worksite,  and volunteers must be 16 or older.  Experience Beautiful Spokane- When you’re not building, explore Spokane’s parks, river, downtown, restaurants, and outdoor adventures. Spokane offers something for everyone and is a great place to make memories with your team.   Come build, serve, explore, and make a lasting difference with Habitat for Humanity Spokane!

$250.00

HOUSING PROVIDED. Come spend some time in beautiful Chatham County, North Carolina! Wander our miles of hiking trails, relax at Jordan Lake or take part in one of our quirky town events. Pittsboro has a diverse and accomplished artistic community, so there are plenty of small shops and independent galleries to explore- and the locals are the nicest folks you’ll ever meet! We’re a string of sleepy farm towns that have seen massive growth in the recent years, now we need your help to build stable, affordable homes for the people who have lived and worked here for generations. We will provide lunches on workdays and a big banquet-style dinner at the end of the week, but groups are responsible for other meals. Housing is provided by Tyson’s Creek Baptist Church, with separate spaces available for males/females. For more information head to https://www.chathamhabitat.org/collegiate-challenge

$215.00

New Home Construction – Johns Island, SCDuring the Collegiate Challenge, student volunteers will work alongside our construction staff, other volunteers, and future Habitat homeowners to help build a safe, affordable home for a local family.No prior construction experience is necessary! Our construction team will provide hands-on instruction, and volunteers may participate in a variety of construction activities throughout the week, depending on the stage of the build. Tasks may include framing, installing siding, roofing, painting, landscaping, drywall, and other general construction projects.What to Expect:No construction experience necessary—we’ll teach you what you need to know!Hands-on construction experience alongside Habitat staff and volunteersTeam-based projects throughout the weekOpportunities to work directly on a Habitat homeA meaningful community service experience in the LowcountryBring a positive attitude, willingness to learn, and readiness to work!Location: Johns Island, SCProgram: Collegiate ChallengeDuration: One weekExperience Required: NoneCome ready to work, learn, and build something that will last far beyond your week in South Carolina!

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$50.00

Join Habitat for Humanity Spokane for a hands-on Collegiate Challenge experience where you’ll build more than a house, you’ll help build a stronger community!Volunteers will work together at Lee Wade Landing in Spokane Valley, our current construction site. Once complete, this development will provide 25 affordable homes for families in Spokane County. No construction experience is necessary; our team provides guidance and instruction.   What to expect- Hands-on homebuilding and teamwork, lunch provided each day, overnight accommodations at a local church, school, or community center, bring a sleeping bag, if required, provide your own transportation to and from the worksite, and volunteers must be 16 or older.   Experience Beautiful Spokane- When you’re not building, explore Spokane’s parks, river, downtown, restaurants, and outdoor adventures. Spokane offers something for everyone and is a great place to make memories with your team.  Come build, serve, explore, and make a lasting difference with Habitat for Humanity Spokane!

$215.00

New Home Construction – Johns Island, SCDuring the Collegiate Challenge, student volunteers will work alongside our construction staff, other volunteers, and future Habitat homeowners to help build a safe, affordable home for a local family.No prior construction experience is necessary! Our construction team will provide hands-on instruction, and volunteers may participate in a variety of construction activities throughout the week, depending on the stage of the build. Tasks may include framing, installing siding, roofing, painting, landscaping, drywall, and other general construction projects.What to Expect:No construction experience necessary—we’ll teach you what you need to know!Hands-on construction experience alongside Habitat staff and volunteersTeam-based projects throughout the weekOpportunities to work directly on a Habitat homeA meaningful community service experience in the LowcountryBring a positive attitude, willingness to learn, and readiness to work!Location: Johns Island, SCProgram: Collegiate ChallengeDuration: One weekExperience Required: NoneCome ready to work, learn, and build something that will last far beyond your week in South Carolina!

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$215.00

New Home Construction – Johns Island, SCDuring the Collegiate Challenge, student volunteers will work alongside our construction staff, other volunteers, and future Habitat homeowners to help build a safe, affordable home for a local family.No prior construction experience is necessary! Our construction team will provide hands-on instruction, and volunteers may participate in a variety of construction activities throughout the week, depending on the stage of the build. Tasks may include framing, installing siding, roofing, painting, landscaping, drywall, and other general construction projects.What to Expect:No construction experience necessary—we’ll teach you what you need to know!Hands-on construction experience alongside Habitat staff and volunteersTeam-based projects throughout the weekOpportunities to work directly on a Habitat homeA meaningful community service experience in the LowcountryBring a positive attitude, willingness to learn, and readiness to work!Location: Johns Island, SCProgram: Collegiate ChallengeDuration: One weekExperience Required: NoneCome ready to work, learn, and build something that will last far beyond your week in South Carolina!

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$200.00

WE PROVIDE HOUSING AND ALL MEALS. High School groups (16+) contact [email protected] and DO NOT REGISTER HERE. VOLUNTEER LODGE - 2 bunk rooms - sleeping for 20 in each room. Private room - two twin beds - single bath. WIFI, large flat screen Smart TV, laundry room. Work sites 1 – 5 miles from Lodge. MEALS PROVIDED: BREAKFAST and LUNCH daily, DINNER Mon - Thurs. Beautiful hiking trails within 45min drive. Construction staff love working with Col Chal groups! WE HOST YEAR-ROUND! Help us build new homes. Significant need!

$150.00

Located at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains is our beautiful Tahlequah, capitol of the Cherokee Nation. When not on the jobsite enjoy a scenic and historic adventure. Experience American Indian culture in Oklahoma - art, history, and living traditions. Explore our historic downtown, our many parks, museums and galleries. Take a trip to the Illinois River or trek one of our many hiking trails. Plenty of places to stay from hotels to AirBnBs and various dining experiences.  As of the beginning of 2026, Tahlequah Area Habitat has built 35 new homes and repaired 78 homes.  Join us this fall and build your experience.

$150.00

Located at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains is our beautiful Tahlequah, capitol of the Cherokee Nation. When not on the jobsite enjoy a scenic and historic adventure. Experience American Indian culture in Oklahoma - art, history, and living traditions. Explore our historic downtown, our many parks, museums and galleries. Take a trip to the Illinois River or trek one of our many hiking trails. Plenty of places to stay from hotels to AirBnBs and various dining experiences.  As of the beginning of 2026, Tahlequah Area Habitat has built 35 new homes and repaired 78 homes.  Join us this fall and build your experience.

$150.00

Located at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains is our beautiful Tahlequah, capitol of the Cherokee Nation. When not on the jobsite enjoy a scenic and historic adventure. Experience American Indian culture in Oklahoma - art, history, and living traditions. Explore our historic downtown, our many parks, museums and galleries. Take a trip to the Illinois River or trek one of our many hiking trails. Plenty of places to stay from hotels to AirBnBs and various dining experiences.  As of the beginning of 2026, Tahlequah Area Habitat has built 35 new homes and repaired 78 homes.  Join us this fall and build your experience.

$150.00

Located at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains is our beautiful Tahlequah, capitol of the Cherokee Nation. When not on the jobsite enjoy a scenic and historic adventure. Experience American Indian culture in Oklahoma - art, history, and living traditions. Explore our historic downtown, our many parks, museums and galleries. Take a trip to the Illinois River or trek one of our many hiking trails. Plenty of places to stay from hotels to AirBnBs and various dining experiences.  As of the beginning of 2026, Tahlequah Area Habitat has built 35 new homes and repaired 78 homes.  Join us this fall and build your experience.