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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 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.

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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). 

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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.

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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). 

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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]!

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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]!

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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]!

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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]!

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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]!