This summer, we said goodbye to our AmeriCorps Volunteer Services Coordinator, Jackie, who was with us for one service year. Jackie spent...

By Kim Morales, Family Services AmeriCorps member Do you love helping people? Do you love getting out of your comfort zone and try new...

Tim served in the US Navy from 1999 until 2001 when he suffered a head injury that ended his career as a sailor.  After being discharged...

By Marianne Lynch, Chief Executive Officer Over the last year, I have had the privilege of serving on the Montgomery County Affordable...

By Mary Metz, Habitat MontDelco Board Member Last month, more than 2,300 people, from more than 500 Habitat for Humanity affiliates came...

By Cara Przybylowicz, Volunteer and Community Relations Manager Last week, we hosted Collegiate Challenge. This is a week when groups of...

By Marianne Lynch, Chief Executive Officer 2019 marks the 30th anniversary of Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties....

By Marianne Lynch, Chief Executive Officer Happy New Year! This time of year always begs for a fresh start, a period of reflection and...

Villanova, Habitat and leadership Ask Joe Catuzzi what he’s passionate about and you’ll most likely hear: his family, Villanova, and...

Helen’s dream of a secure home has come true Helen Reilly and her four beautiful children, Kamori (9), twins Kordell and Karina (7), and London (1) are happily settled at 52 W. Basin Street in Norristown. But home wasn’t always like this. Growing up in an Air Force family, Helen moved from city to city—always the ‘new kid’ in the class. She decided that when she started her own family, they would have a different experience: a comfortable home where her kids could just ‘be ki

Paying forward a life-changing opportunity It was almost 40 years ago that Peter Luba purchased his own home in Philadelphia through a program similar to Habitat’s Home Buying program. Looking back, he is grateful to have been given the life-changing opportunity to provide a stable life for his family. That’s one of the reasons he volunteers at the ReStore, Habitat’s discount home improvement store, where 100 percent of the proceeds are used to help hard-working families get