Habitat Magazine, September 2026

This year we’re celebrating 50 years of opening doors together, and we’ve got a lot to share: our bold new goal of reaching 50 million more people in the next three years, a look at how we’re transforming empty buildings in Ukraine into homes, and new research that confirms wealth-building power of Habitat homeownership. Read all about it in our special anniversary edition.

Volunteer Services Coordinator - 2026-27

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Construction Crew Leader - 2026-27

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Week of Start Date 22 Mar 2027

Work week:
Work week Monday-Friday
Location:
Asheville, NC
Local Habitat affiliate:
Affiliate Name Asheville Area Hfh (Nc)
Contribution:
$Contribution Amount 100.00
Contribution Description
$100/person for the week. Three meals provided (welcome breakfast, mid-week check-in dinner, end-of-week farewell/reflection lunch)
Description:
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* 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.
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Week of Start Date 15 Mar 2027

Work week:
Work week Monday-Friday
Location:
Asheville, NC
Local Habitat affiliate:
Affiliate Name Asheville Area Hfh (Nc)
Contribution:
$Contribution Amount 100.00
Contribution Description
$100/person for the week. Three meals provided (welcome breakfast, mid-week check-in dinner, end-of-week farewell/reflection lunch)
Description:
Description
* 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.
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Week of Start Date 01 Mar 2027

Work week:
Work week Monday-Friday
Location:
Asheville, NC
Local Habitat affiliate:
Affiliate Name Asheville Area Hfh (Nc)
Contribution:
$Contribution Amount 100.00
Contribution Description
$100/person for the week. Three meals provided (welcome breakfast, mid-week check-in dinner, end-of-week farewell/reflection lunch)
Description:
Description
* 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.
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Week of Start Date 15 Mar 2027

Work week:
Work week Monday-Friday
Location:
Asheville, NC
Local Habitat affiliate:
Affiliate Name Asheville Area Hfh (Nc)
Contribution:
$Contribution Amount 100.00
Contribution Description
$100/person for the week. Three meals provided (welcome breakfast, mid-week check-in dinner, end-of-week farewell/reflection lunch)
Description:
Description
* 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.
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Building on the foundation of our first 50 years

Habitat CEO Jonathan Reckford shares our bold vision for the next 50 years: building not only with our hammers, but also with our voices, our vision and our innovation as we work toward a future where everyone has a decent place to call home. 

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Building on the foundation of our first 50 years

Eaton, OH (RV26-0290)

Aug. 29 - Aug. 29, 2026

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Week of Start Date 01 Apr 2027

Work week:
Work week Monday - Friday
Location:
Palm Coast, FL
Local Habitat affiliate:
Affiliate Name Flagler HFH (FL)
Contribution:
$Contribution Amount 175.00
Contribution Description
$175, 50% due within 30 days of build start date
Description:
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