From One Affiliate to Another: Why Do Preservation?
Learn how Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh is balancing rehab work and new builds to revitalize its community, preserve Newburgh's history, and put families in decent, affordable housing. Are you a Habitat affiliate considering rehab work in your area? Check out our case studies and resources to learn how to begin!
Habitat Meets Preservation
- Traditionally, Habitat has built new homes using standardized plans. In recent years, more and more affiliates have begun rehabilitating existing housing stock.
- In order to have a broader impact on communities, Habitat for Humanity International has developed a Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative that will equip affiliates to provide expanded services, including repair, rehabilitation, and weatherization.
- Habitat ReStores are local retail outlets that sell new and lightly used fixtures, accessories, appliances and building materials at discount prices.
Rehabs on the Map
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Frequently Asked Questions
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