Muncie Habitat for Humanity has partnered with Lynd Place for their Annual Festival of Trees. This year proceeds will go to Habitat to help build a home for a local family. The Festival of Trees cannot happen without the generosity of local businesses and individuals donating decorated Christmas trees. These trees will be auctioned off,.. read more →
Greater Muncie Habitat for Humanity will hold an application meeting for individuals and families interested in home-ownership through Habitat for Humanity. This event will take place on Thurday, April 6, 2017, at 6:00 pm at the Habitat for Humanity office located at 1923 S. Hoyt Avenue in Muncie. Applications for the program will be available at.. read more →
Lowe’s Heroes employee volunteers were among more than 50 volunteers to join forces with Muncie Habitat for Humanity on both July 22 and 23 to revitalize a Muncie neighborhood. Lowe’s awarded Muncie Habitat a $70,000 grant to help complete the project. Lowe’s Heroes employee volunteers participated with neighbors from the area in creating a community.. read more →
Muncie Habitat is taking a more holistic approach to our house building work by focusing more upon neighborhoods. As we know, homes and families are great, but it’s the neighbors and the neighborhood surrounding it that makes it fantastic. As a part of an effort called Neighborhood Revitalization, Muncie Habitat has selected a focus area.. read more →
Opening April 13th at New Location! New Location: 2300 N. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Donate: Tuesday 9 a.m.-2 p.m. & Wednesday thru Saturday: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. OR Request a Donation Pickup Online here: ReStore Pickup Form. Shop: Wednesday thru Saturday: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. read more →
Volunteers Honored On Monday, November 17th, Muncie Habitat had the joy of taking an evening to celebrate the numerous volunteers who make the work of Habitat for Humanity in our community possible. We paused to think about the vision of Habitat for Humanity… a world where everyone has a decent place to live. It seems.. read more →
~Photo courtesy of Berwyn Studios ~Written and delivered by Kelli Kern at Muncie Habitat’s 2013 Dream Builder breakfast. The Johnson family learned about Habitat for Humanity back in the mid 90’s when Katiena and her husband, Roger, were dreaming of owning a home where they could raise their two young daughters who were just 3.. read more →
~Photo courtesy of Kishel Photography ~Excerpt of Jack’s story written and delivered by Marcus Jackman at Muncie Habitat’s 2012 Dream Builder breakfast: Several years ago, Jack Hood found himself a single father to four children living in a small house trailer. His youngest son, Colby was born with cerebral palsy and scoliosis, requiring round the.. read more →
~Photos courtesy of Kishel Photography This Christmas [2012] will be very special for my son, Daimon, and me. My home on Pasture Lane will be finished, thanks to the many volunteers, donors, and staff members at Habitat for Humanity. Daimon and I have plans to put up a real tree, decorated with strings of popcorn,.. read more →
~Excerpt written and delivered by Mary Berry at Muncie Habitat’s 2014 DreamBuilder breakfast: My name is Mary Berry, and I am a Habitat for Humanity volunteer. Before I got involved with Habitat a few years ago, I really had not found the time or a way that worked for me to serve others in the.. read more →
