Clay County Habitat and ReStore will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday due to Hurricane Dorian.
Everyone deserves a decent place to live.
Habitat for Humanity is a unique opportunity to impact the lives of others. Working side-by-side with families who are building their own home, and rebuilding their lives, volunteers and donors see tangible results and form powerful relationships. We serve and build in Orange Park, Middleburg, Green Cove Springs, Keystone Heights and Penney Farms. Learn More.
June is National Homeownership Month
President Biden proclaimed June as National Homeownership month to raise awareness for the need of affordable housing. “I call upon the people of this Nation to safeguard the American Dream by ensuring that everyone has access to an affordable home in a community of their choice.” – President Biden We are honored to be able
Congratulations to our Graduates!
Clay County Habitat is so proud of our homeowner’s children who are graduating this week. A home builds stability for families which allows children to excel in school. They have worked hard for this degree. The graduates will be entering college, the military, and the job force. Their futures are bright! These young adults have
George’s Home Dedication
Click here to watch George’s home dedication. He entered our program so he could have a place to call home for him and his daughter. We are proud of his accomplishment. Thank you to Publix Super Market Charities and State Farm for sponsoring the construction of this home. Volunteers gave 1,060 hours of their time
Who does it take to build a Habitat house?
In every Habitat home, you find the work and dedication of many people, all working with a common goal: helping another family build strength, stability and self-reliance through shelter.
Community volunteers play an essential role in our mission of eliminating substandard housing in Clay County. Volunteers can help in a variety of ways, both on the construction site and in non-construction capacities.
Thank you to our sponsors.
