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.
Remembering Terry Rollen
Statement from Carolyn Edwards, Executive Director – Clay County Habitat has lost another friend. Cmdr. Claude Terence (Terry) Rollen passed away Friday, September 24th. Terry began his volunteer service with Clay County Habitat in 2000 working with our construction team. He later became a dedicated board member and served on our board of directors from
2021 If These Walls Could Talk
2021 If These Walls Could Talk virtual presentation Affordable housing is a crisis. More than 17 million American households pay half or more of their income in housing. In Clay County, an individual needs to make $21.40 an hour to be able to afford a basic 2 bedroom apartment. That is 62 hours a week
Thank you, Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo Builds We are excited to announce that we have been selected to be apart of the 2021 Wells Fargo Builds program. Wells Fargo is generously sponsoring a rehab project located in Green Cove Springs.
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.
