Every home repair project in our neighborhood revitalization program is managed by a dedicated construction superintendent. This role is a bit different from that of a new construction superintendent, as they spend a lot of time with the homeowner and get to know the families we work with on a very personal level. During
We are honored and excited to announce that we have been chosen to participate in a special charitable giving campaign, sponsored and funded by Target. And you have the chance to help direct a portion of Target’s donation to us! Now through the end of the year, vote for San Diego Habitat through the
This November, voters in the City of San Diego will weigh in on Measure A, a $900 million bond for affordable and permanent supportive housing. By serving our neighbors experiencing homelessness and lower income seniors, veterans, families, youth, and people living with disabilities, Measure A is an essential step toward ending chronic homelessness in San
Habitat takes a holistic approach to revitalizing neighborhoods, encouraging existing residents to be active participants in the renewal of their own community. One of the main goals of Habitat’s Neighborhood Revitalization program is to help preserve existing housing in the communities where our new construction is taking place. San Diego County has a homeownership
A kitchen or bathroom remodel can add great value to your property, but it can also quickly eat up most, if not all, of your remodeling budget. The ReStore can help! During the month of October, take 25% off* cabinets and countertops in-store and online with code BOO25. Shop entire cabinet sets in styles and
The Veteran Repair Program of San Diego Habitat for Humanity addresses critical health and safety issues in the homes of veterans, enabling them to remain in their homes and age-in-place. Due to the pandemic, in-home repair projects are currently on hold, but as we face hotter temperatures in San Diego County this month, Habitat
As a part of their commitment to building stronger communities, Cox and their employees have donated $25,000 to help San Diego Habitat keep building homes during this unprecedented time, and they are challenging you to match their gift dollar for dollar by September 30, 2020. The San Diego community that we are all a part of needs
Is your old car's nickname Rusty? Does your boat in the driveway feel like a shipwreck? Does your old motorcycle look more like a unicycle? We can help! If you have an old vehicle you no longer use, you can donate it to San Diego Habitat and help us keep building homes for families
Your neighborhood ReStores have been open for a while now, but you’ve probably noticed that we haven’t been accepting residential donations. We are pleased to announce that we have worked out staffing and sanitization protocols, and can now safely receive your donations of home furnishings, building supplies, appliances, and more! Please remember that, on occasion,
We didn’t let the pandemic stop us from celebrating a new beginning in National City — we did it virtually! Joined by our partners from the City of National City and the San Diego Community Land Trust, we turned some dirt on the site at Harding and 18th that will soon be home to
