Open-toes shoes are prohibited, so please come prepared with sneakers or work shoes. Build sites do not have grass, therefore, it is recommended not to wear new or fancy shoes that you wouldn't want to dirty up a little bit. The same can apply to clothing, as our work is completely hands-on. Apply logic to the season of the year to dress appropriately, but come in clothing that can withstand a little hard work.

We expect that the majority of our volunteers will have limited experience with home improvement, and we welcome you to our site. This is a place of learning and teamwork. Throughout the day, you will be guided through the tasks and never made to take on more than you are willing to do. We have tasks of all nature and all skill levels that can aid us on our build and welcome people from all walks of life.

No, of course you don’t! We appreciate any and all help that willing individuals such as yourself lend to us. We do encourage volunteers to contribute an entire day’s work so we can reach our aimed goals, but know that outside circumstances often limit one’s ability to do so.

Our primary source of contribution lies in voluneering time and/or monetary donations towards the current project we are building. There are various other routes that one can pursue as well, however! Often, our other events can use help as well. The ReStore, which sells home improvement items, relies on its volunteers to open. Throughout the year, we also have fundraising activities that require the assistance of willing volunteers as well. The best choice is to contact us for further information, as our needs in various departments change during the course of the year. Lastly, the best thing you can do for Habitat is word of mouth. Tell your friends! Grab a flyer and take it to your business!