We give thanks to all the people who generously contribute their time, talent, and financial resources to enable hard-working members of our community to gain greater strength, stability, and independence through safer and more affordable housing.
Danielle Beckett and her children are very excited about their new home!
"My kids and I are so very excited to be able to finally have a place to call our own, and I couldn’t be happier to be presented with this opportunity! Thank you so much." 
Welcome Danielle Beckett and her children!
Thanks to the good work of our Home Buyer Selection Committee, we have a family to live in the Griswold Drive home! Danielle works hard to provide a bright future for her family. Danielle is a full time nursing student at Castleton University, and she works part time at a Sports Clips in Rutland. The order of the day includes; sanding, priming, and painting. There are many things for people of all skill levels to do to help. We will work Saturdays and Wednesdays until we are done. Individuals who wish to volunteer do NOT have to schedule in advance. We ask that groups of more than four call the office -747-7440 or write rutlandhabitat@gmail.com to schedule. Click to see photos of our progress. Please join us! Don't hesitate to invite your friends to come with you. Thanks for everything you do to promote dignity and hope among all people. 
Interested in owning a Habitat home or know someone who would like to learn about the possibility?
Click on this link to learn about applying for a home that we will build in 2019 on 120 Crescent Street in Rutland City.
THREE YEARS AGO, JIMMY Carter figured he was facing the end of his life. His melanoma had spread to his brain and his liver. He was 90 years old, and it appeared that the nation would soon be reflecting on a presidential legacy. In Carter's case, it was a legacy less focused on his oft-criticized, single term as president than on his much-lauded decades as an ex-president. Having moved from the nation's most famous house back to his modest home in Plains, Ga., with his wife, Rosalynn, Carter set to work on a task to fill a basic human need: a decent place to live. Working with Habitat for Humanity, the Carters have been building homes for families in need. To date, the Carter Work Project has been involved, with Habitat for Humanity, in the construction of nearly 4,300 homes in 14 countries around the world. His work as co-founder of the Carter Center, a not-for-profit human rights organization, earned him a Nobel Peace Prize in 2002. CLICK TO READ MORE.....
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Photo above: what the house, designed by John Berryhill, will look like when it is completed.
OUR MISSION Transforming people's lives and our community by creating safe, affordable and sufficient housing, lifting up one household at a time. Click to set custom HTML
Consider donating your used car to Habitat. HfHI will handle all the details. If you designate that you want the proceeds to come to our affiliate, the value of your gift will make a difference locally.
There are many ways, large and small, that people can make a difference. You do NOT need to be skilled as a carpenter. Think of Habitat as a small business that is entirely run by volunteers. We estimate that half of the hours contributed by volunteers are completed by people who never pound a single nail. If you admire Habitat's mission and want to have an impact locally, please contact us.
Donate to help us unlock futures. Our work has demonstrated time and again that Home is the Key. Your support helps us create strength, stability and self-reliance through shelter, which plays a key role in positively influencing a family’s education, health and financial stability. Through housing we help our home buyers to gain greater strength, stability, and independence.
The Mission: Habitat for Humanity is a global non-profit organization dedicated to eradicate poverty by providing families in need with safe and affordable housing solutions. Habitat for Humanity’s vision is a world where everyone has a decent place to live. Habitat’s work is anchored on the conviction that safe and affordable housing provides a critical foundation for breaking the cycle of poverty.
BURLINGTON — Affordable rental housing is beyond the reach ......of the average wage earning Vermonter, according to a new report by the Vermont Affordable Housing Coalition.
Renters need to earn $22.40 an hour or $46,585 annually to afford a modest, two-bedroom apartment costing $1,165 a month at the fair market rate, the report said. For a one-bedroom home, a renter would need to earn $17.84 an hour to afford $928 monthly. The report released Wednesday highlights the difficulty for more than 75,000 renter households in Vermont, which has the fifth-largest affordability gap for renters in the nation. Read more..... 2018 - Fall Print Newsletter - Everyone on our mailing will soon receive our fall print newsletter in the mail. If you don't receive one, please email us to make sure we have your correct snail mail address for future mailings. We will be pleased to mail you a copy. Click to download the issue.
Home Maintenance and Improvement Tips - from HFHI
HFHI asked Habitat supporters for their favorite home maintenance and improvement tips — and they responded by the thousands! HFHI experts reviewed and selected the best. The result is a collection of more than 150 DIY tips to care for your home inside and out — and on a budget. Download your free guide today! |
Mailing Address:
Habitat for Humanity of Rutland County
City Center, P.O. Box 5
67 Merchants Row
Rutland, Vermont 05701 Phone: 802-747-7440
Our office is located in Suite 4, the lower level of the City Center - 67 Merchants Row in Rutland.
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Habitat for Humanity of Rutland County
City Center, P.O. Box 5
67 Merchants Row
Rutland, Vermont 05701 Phone: 802-747-7440
Our office is located in Suite 4, the lower level of the City Center - 67 Merchants Row in Rutland.
rutlandhabitat@gmail.com Privacy Statement
