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"Learn about Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties' mission to build affordable housing and stronger communities. Explore programs supporting homeownership with affordable mortgages, meet our dedicated leadership and staff, and join our vision for decent housing for all. Discover how we’re creating stability through shelter in Montgomery and Delaware Counties. Our Impact Staff Board Advocacy Financials Careers Affiliate Staff Michele Moll Chief Executive Officer (610) 278-7710 mmichele@habitatmontdelco.org Katie Vorce Chief Operations Officer (610) 278-7710 kvorce@habitatmontdelco.org Tim Belmont Chief Financial Officer (610) 278-7710 tbelmont@habitatmontdelco.org BJ Breish Vice President, Government Relations & Retail Operations (267) 571-1920 bjbreish@habitatmontdelco.org Brittney Crenshaw Director of Program Services (610) 278-7710 bcrenshaw@habitatmontdelco.org Anabella Tracy Director of Volunteers & Outreach (610) 879-4740 atracy@habitatmontdelco.org Vinh Lam Chau Director of Construction (610) 278-7710 lchau@habitatmontdelco.org Rick White Director of HR & Administration (610) 350-4869 rwhite@habitatmontdelco.org Bob Maggetti Director of Retail Operations (610) 427-8539 rmaggetti@habitatmontdelco.org Administration Blendine Ozorowski Accounting Manager bozorowski@habitatmontdelco.org Programs John Guydish Homebuyer Services Manager jguydish@habitatmontdelco.org Mallory Swyers Government Grants Manager mswyers@habitatmontdelco.org Adam Richardson Building and Repair Project Manager arichardson@habitatmontdelco.org PJ Connolly Repair Project Coordinator pconnolly@habitatmontdelco.org Kevin Gallo Repair Program Manager kgallo@habitatmontdelco.org Zoe Kaplan Repair Program Coordinator zkaplan@habitatmontdelco.org Development and Marketing Kathleen Chhiev Senior Development Operations Manager kchhiev@habitatmontdelco.org Amber Uffelman Marketing Associate auffelman@habitatmontdelco.org Volunteer Outreach Grace Gothard Volunteer Outreach Manager ggothard@habitatmontdelco.org Construction Paul Rihn Site Supervisor prihn@habitatmontdelco.org Habitat ReStore Operations Jon Cassell ReStore Manager, West Norriton logistics@habitatmontdelco.org Dan Kocsis ReStore Manager, North Wales dkocsis@habitatmontdelco.org Cleveland Tomlinson Assistant ReStore Manager, North Wales ctomlinson@habitatmontdelco.org

Discover affordable housing opportunities in Montgomery and Delaware Counties with Habitat for Humanity MontDelco. Support community-led construction projects, volunteer, or donate to help build affordable homes and revitalize neighborhoods. Explore low-income housing options, homeownership programs, and impactful stories of hope. Join us in creating stability through shelter and strengthening local communities. Every Hand Makes a Difference DONATE RESTORE VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS Impact of HFHMDC Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties (“HFHMDC”) has dedicated over 35 years to offering affordable homes with affordable mortgages to income-qualified households, revitalizing neighborhoods, stimulating economic growth, and strengthening communities in their pursuit of safe living environments for all. 420+ Households Served 35+ Years of Service 113 Affordable Mortgages 100% Donor Transparency Habitat MontDelco Appoints Michele Moll as Chief Executive Officer Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties (Habitat MontDelCo) is pleased to announce the appointment of Michele Moll as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective September 17, 2026. Michele will lead Habitat MontDelCo as the organization continues its work to strengthen communities and expand access to safe, stable, and affordable housing for individuals and families throughout Montgomery and Delaware Counties. Michele brings nearly 18 years of executive nonpr Government Grants Individual Giving Volunteers Corporate Partners Homebuyer Participation Advocacy Support from all of these channels collectively help to achieve our goal to build and rehab homes that are affordable with affordable mortgages. Each play a vital role in helping to transform people's lives. Hope Begins with Home Kesha R.'s Story Programs LEARN MORE Gallery of Previous Builds Check Them Out Home Repair Program Learn More Home Purchase Program Learn More Neighborhood Revitalization Learn More Partner with Habitat MontDelco Our mission relies on corporate and individual support to improve the lives of families and communities in Montgomery and Delaware Counties. PARTNER WITH US

"Learn about Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties' mission to build affordable housing and stronger communities. Explore programs supporting homeownership with affordable mortgages, meet our dedicated leadership and staff, and join our vision for decent housing for all. Discover how we’re creating stability through shelter in Montgomery and Delaware Counties. Our Impact Staff Board Advocacy Financials Careers OUR MISSION Habitat for Humanity Montgomery and Delaware Counties is an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International (HFHI), the largest nonprofit homebuilder worldwide. Since 1989, our mission is to transform lives and in our region by building and repairing homes in partnership with families in need, and uniting all residents of Montgomery and Delaware counties around the cause of affordable homeownership. Our vision is a community where all people in Montgomery and Delaware counties live in safe and stable home. Our Vision We Envision a World Where Everyone Has a Decent Place to Live Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties is a registered 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to building Communities and empowering families in Montgomery and Delaware counties. EIN # 23-2544395. Equal Housing Opportunity.

HOME PURCHASE INQUIRY FORM THIS IS NOT AN APPLICATION FOR HOUSING The information provided below will be entered into our inquiry database so that you may be notified when a housing opportunity is available. Date* First name* Last name* Email* Phone* Do you currently live and/or work in Montgomery or Delaware County?* Yes No If so, please state which county: Do you have a preference of county?* Delaware Montgomery Either County* Street Address* City * State* Zip Code* I understand that this online program inquiry form is not the same as a program application and that Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties may e-mail you a program application directly as soon as the application process opens. * I understand that this inquiry form is not an application for housing, but only an inquiry about homeownership possibilities with Habitat for Humanity with Montgomery and Delaware Counties. * Submit THIS IS NOT AN APPLICATION FOR HOUSING The information provided below will be entered into our inquiry database so that you may Be notified when a housing opportunity is available. Date * required First Name of prospective applicant(s) Last Name of prospective applicant(s) Do you currently live and/or work in Montgomery or Delaware County? * Yes No If so, please state which county: Do you have a preference of county? * Delaware Montgomery Either Current mailing address Street Address City Region/State/Province Postal / Zip code Best phone number to reach you Email I understand that this online program inquiry form is not the same as a program application and that Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties will mail me a program application directly as soon as the application process opens. I understand that this inquiry form is not an application for housing, but only an inquiry about homeownership possibilities with Habitat for Humanity with Montgomery and Delaware Counties. SUBMIT Thanks for submitting!

Donate your vehicle to Habitat MontDelco's Cars for Homes™ program to support affordable housing and home repairs. Easy process, tax-deductible, and impactful for Montgomery and Delaware Counties. Start your donation today. DONATE A VEHICLE Your Old Vehicle, Their New Home Donate a vehicle to Cars for Homes, Habitat Mont Delco’s car donation program, to help support local families. Your car donation is one more way that you can support our work in Montgomery County and Delaware County. When you donate to Habitat Mont Delco we make it quick and easy. Your donation may also be a tax deduction. We accept cars, trucks, RV’s, vans, SUV’s, boats and motorcycles whether they are running or not. Towing is free! START DONATION Awarded Best Vehicle Donation Program 3 Years in a Row Forbes Advisor has named Habitat for Humanity’s Cars for Homes program one of the best vehicle donation programs in the nation ! This award recognizes the efficiency and impact our vehicle donation program has on our local community. How does my car donation support veterans in Montgomery County and Delaware County? Veterans in our community deserve a safe, secure place to call home and a community that honors and supports them. Donating your car to Habitat for Humanity funds programs that will support local veterans through our Veterans Build program ! Your car donation will fund housing repair, affordable homeownership, financial education, employment and jobs training veterans programs right here in Montgomery and Delaware County. Why should I donate my car to Habitat MontDelco? Between 84% and 87% of the gross revenue generated from the sale of donated vehicles goes directly to Habitat for Humanity. 80% of the funding received by HFHI helps local affiliates build and repair housing in their communities. Forbes Advisor has recognized Habitat for Humanity as one of the best vehicle donation programs in the United States two years in a row for this efficiency! Your vehicle donation may qualify for a tax deduction . It’s fast and easy. Learn more about how vehicle donations work . How do I donate my car in Montgomery and Delaware Counties? You can donate your car in 4 easy steps: Start your donation online by navigating to our donation wizard , or call our hotline: 1-877-277-4344 Our team will ask about your vehicle, including the make, model, vehicle identification number (VIN) and current mileage. When your vehicle is accepted, schedule a day and time for us to pick it up. Receive your tax receipt. START DONATION Common Questions Have more questions? We answer them here. All submissions are subject to evaluation. Due to donation location and condition, some vehicles may not be accepted. Can I donate a vehicle that does not run? Absolutely! What documents are needed to donate a car in Pennsylvania? To donate your car in Pennsylvania, you need a Certificate of Title. Enter "ADVANCED REMARKETING SERVICES" in the buyer field, then print and sign your name in the seller field exactly as shown. This transfers ownership to Habitat for Humanity What tax deduction do I get for donating my car? Your tax deduction depends on the sale price. If it sells for over $500, you may deduct the full amount. If it sells for $500 or less, you can deduct its fair market value, up to $500. Consult your tax advisor for details. What happens after my vehicle donation is accepted? About half of donated vehicles are sold at auctions to licensed dealers and used again. The other half goes to salvage yards, where useful parts are removed and the rest is recycled into steel. Vehicles are never sold to the public—only to bonded, insured dealers to protect donors and Habitat affiliates. The money from each sale helps support Habitat’s local housing programs. After your vehicle is sold, you’ll get a letter with the sale details for your records. ← Back to Ways of Giving

"Learn about Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties' mission to build affordable housing and stronger communities. Explore programs supporting homeownership with affordable mortgages, meet our dedicated leadership and staff, and join our vision for decent housing for all. Discover how we’re creating stability through shelter in Montgomery and Delaware Counties. Our Impact Staff Board Advocacy Financials Careers Board of Directors Joe Kernen Chairperson Retired Partner DLA Piper LLP Mary Metz Vice Chairperson Retired Branch Manager First Priority Bank David Levin Treasurer Business Advisor Scott Isard Secretary Retired IT Consultant Christopher Glover President, EmployeeMax Dana Ziegler, P.E. Providence Engineering Corporation Dan Beam Director of Residential Lending Senior Vice President, Penn Community Bank David Buckman Retired Chief Legal Officer and Executive David Cramer Gordon Brothers Consultant Diane McCabe Retired HR Director, CSL Behring Gianna Karapelou Coaching & Leadership Development Executive Karapelou Strategies LLC Jeffrey Brusko Team Lead Manager, Peoples Security Bank & Trust Company Kesha Robinson Worker’s Compensation Claims Examiner, Sedgewick Claim Management Services Kevin Grant Senior Vice President, Bank of America Matthew Petrick CFO, PEAC Solutions Michael Tomeo Regional Property Manager, Regency Centers Scott Klesmer Retired Pharmaceutical Industry Executive Steven Perry Sr. Portfolio Manager, Bank of America Steven Kopenhaver SVP & CLO, Harleysville Bank Stephen Waters Chief Capital Officer, Morgan Properties Thomas Dugan Board of Trustees, Neumann University Tim Woodrow, P.E. President, Woodrow & Associates

"Learn about Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties' mission to build affordable housing and stronger communities. Explore programs supporting homeownership with affordable mortgages, meet our dedicated leadership and staff, and join our vision for decent housing for all. Discover how we’re creating stability through shelter in Montgomery and Delaware Counties. Our Impact Staff Board Advocacy Financials Careers Financials To earn and maintain the respect and trust of the public, Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties affirms that all donors have the right to access our financial reports. FISCAL YEAR 2026 FISCAL YEAR 2025 2024 990 (for FY ending 6/30/2025) 2025 audited financial statement FISCAL YEAR 2022 2021 990 (for FY ending 6/30/2022) 2021 audited financial statement FISCAL YEAR 2021 2020 990 (for FY ending 6/30/2021) 2021 audited financial statement FISCAL YEAR 2024 2023 990 (for FY ending 6/30/2024) 2024 audited financial statement FISCAL YEAR 2023 2022 990 (for FY ending 6/30/2023) 2023 audited financial statement FISCAL YEAR 2020 2019 990 (for FY ending 6/30/2020) 2020 audited financial statement FISCAL YEAR 2019 2018 990 (for FY ending 6/30/2019) 2019 audited financial statement FISCAL YEAR 2018 2017 990 (for FY ending 6/30/2018) 2018 audited financial statement FISCAL YEAR 2017 2016 990 (for FY ending 6/30/2017) 2017 audited financial statement FISCAL YEAR 2016 2015 990 (for FY ending 6/30/2016) 2016 audited financial statement Donor Bill of Rights Download Document

Learn about Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties' Home Repair Program, providing health, safety, and accessibility repairs for income-qualified homeowners. Stabilize communities, preserve affordable housing, and prevent displacement in Montgomery and Delaware Counties. Discover eligibility, funding, and how to apply for critical home repair services. HOME REPAIR PROGRAM Habitat MontDelco does not provide emergency or crisis-based repairs. If you are experiencing issues within your home dial 211 or visit pa211.org for assistance, Habitat MontDelco may refer you to another program, but we can't guarantee service or timing. Restoring More than Homes This program is a construction-based resource that provides income-qualified homeowners with necessary health, safety, and accessibility-related home repairs and modifications within Montgomery and Delaware counties. Through this program, Habitat MontDelco aims to stabilize communities, address the counties’ aging housing stock, preserve naturally occurring affordable homeownership, and prevent qualifying homeowners from being displaced. Step by step guide Please note: this program typically has a waiting period. No homeowner will be forwarded an application on the spot. Please also be aware that if your home is currently NOT insured you are not eligible for this program. There are no exceptions to this policy. Only households in our inquiry database will receive applications. The funding for our owner-occupied programs comes from different sources, each with specific rules about how, where, and for whom (such as older adults, veterans, etc.) the funds can be used. Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Step 1. Submit an inquiry. This will add you to our inquiry database, and when we have funding that matches your home's needs, Habitat MontDelco will send you an application. Step 2. Habitat will notify you by mail, with an application, when applicable funding is available based on your described home repair needs and demographic information as it relates to grant restrictions. (At times we will receive grants specifically for certain purposes, and/or certain groups, such as seniors and veterans, etc.) Step 3. HOMEOWNERS will complete the application within the deadline indicated, and submit to Habitatwith the required documentation, OR contact Habitat for an extension on the application before that deadline. Step 4. Habitat will review applications, conduct a home visit, and verify eligibility based on program capabilities and needs of the home. A final determination for program approval will be made. **In some cases, dependent on the funding source, program approval will be contingent on some additional factors as well.** Step 5. HOMEOWNERS will be notified of a decision on program approval, or denial. If approved, you will receive a list of services Habitat intends to gather estimates for, from program contractors. Contractors will schedule directly with the homeowners for this step. Step 6. Habitat will collect estimates from contractors and determine which services, if any, fall within funding/program capabilities, budget, timeline, etc., and will produce an agreement for services to be provided outlining the scope of work and program conduct expectations. Step 7. HOMEOWNERS will sign an agreement for conduct and liability, which includes the proposed scope of work for the home, and work will commence in the order in which agreements are received. Habitat will, upon the completion of work, collect completion photos and verifications from both the contractor(s) and homeowner, and close the project out with paperwork documenting what work was completed in the home, as well as warranty information. SUBMIT AN INQUIRY If you’ve already submitted a program inquiry using the form, you are registered in our system. To check the status of your inquiry or update the information you provided, feel free to contact us at repair@habitatmontdelco.org , or call (610) 278-7710. Repairs & Repayment Eligible Repairs Not Eligible Repairs Roof repair/Replacement Water Heater Replacement Porch Repair or Replacement Plumbing Repairs Minor Electrical repairs Bathroom Repairs Zero-step entry solutions Grab bars and handrails Door widening Stair Lifts Major foundation repairs Large-scale mold treatment window replacement (exceptions made for physically broken windows) Additions or extensions Cosmetic improvements/upgrades Homeowner Repayment Household Income Level Repayment Requirement 30-50% AMI Will pay 6% of project cost. min. $125 - max $900 50-80% AMI Will pay 10% of project cost. min. $125 - max $1500 0-30% AMI Will pay 3% of project cost. min. $125 - max $450 Homeowners in the repair program may be responsible for repaying a small portion of the project cost to Habitat, with flexible monthly payments. Some funding sources offer forgivable property liens instead of upfront costs. How do I Know If I Might Qualify? To be considered eligible, applicant(s): Must be unable to perform repairs themselves and/or be unable to pay someone to do the repairs. Must be willing to partner with HFHMontDelco by upholding the terms of the program agreement with HFHMontDelco, and being responsive, helpful, and hospitable. Must be a Montgomery Co. or Delaware Co. homeowner and currently reside in the home. The homeowner must have lived in the home for a minimum of one year before applying. Homeowner must plan on living in the home for a minimum of two years after work is completed- **This may vary depending on funding sources utilized for repairs. Have a current homeowner’s insurance policy in place for the home. May need to verify that they are current on Property Taxes and/or Mortgage payments. **This is dependent on funding sources anticipated for repairs** Have a total gross household income below the levels listed in this chart: Household Size Maximum Annual Income Allowed (Gross) 1 person $68,750 2 people $78,550 3 people $88,350 4 people $98,150 5 people $106,050 6 people $113,900 7 people $121,750 8+ people $126,100 There is no minimum income needed to qualify. We do not consider assets. Updated per HUD Guidelines as of 05/01/2026 Home Visit Requirements An additional component of determining a home’s eligibility is a home visit to assess the home’s suitability for Habitat MontDelco’s program capabilities. During this visit, we will need to access key areas in your home to perform these services. If we cannot safely access these areas due to significant clutter in your home or other reasons, you may be limited to receiving exterior services or denied by policy. This determination is made on a case-by-case basis. ***Please note that some homes, dependent on the funding source anticipated, will be subject to additional levels of review and qualification such as lead testing, and environmental review*** Common Real Estate Terms Throughout your application journey, you may come across terms that are unfamiliar. Our glossary is here to help you understand them with ease. Term Name Definition Amortization The process of gradually paying off a loan through regular payments over a specified period. Appraisal A process conducted by a qualified appraiser to estimate fair market value, often for real estate transactions, insurance, or tax purposes. Credit Score A number representing a person's creditworthiness based on credit history. Deed A deed is a signed, written legal document that transfers ownership of real estate or property assets from a grantor (seller/giver) to a grantee (buyer/receiver). Down payment An initial investment in your new home that establishes your ownership of the property. Equity How much of your home you own and how much you owe on your mortgage loan. Escrow A legal arrangement where a third party holds funds or documents until certain conditions are met in a transaction. Fixed-rate mortgage A home loan with an interest rate that is set when you take out the loan. Homeowners insurance An insurance policy combines personal liability insurance and hazard insurance coverage for a residence and its contents. Inspection Uncover issues with the structure of the house before purchase. Interest rate How much you’ll pay to borrow money for a home purchase throughout the duration of the loan.  Mortgage insurance Paid by the borrower and protects the lender in case you aren’t able to keep up with the payments Principal The original sum of money borrowed in a loan or the amount still owed, excluding interest. Property taxes A tax paid on a residential property owned by individuals. The rate is determined by a local government. Purchase agreement A legal document detailing the terms of a potential real estate transaction. Title Insurance Insurance that protects against financial loss from defects in a property's title. Habitat MontDelco’s Home Repair program is a construction-based resource aimed at identifying and addressing health, safety, and accessibility-related needs in eligible homes. The goal of this program is to provide owner-occupied homes with a safe, healthy, and accessible environment. Funding for our repair program comes from several different sources, and many of those funding sources operate on their own timelines and terms. This means that not every home, or homeowner, will qualify outright simply because there is funding available. For example, some of our funds may be geographically specific, some may be specific to Veteran households, Senior households, etc. Some may be restricted by project type (ie. only for roofing, or only for accessibility, etc.)

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Discover Habitat MontDelco's Neighborhood Revitalization Program, uniting community members, resources, and volunteers to address the affordable housing crisis. Focused on improving the sense of community, social cohesion, and collective action, this program strengthens Montgomery and Delaware Counties through sustainable, inclusive quality-of-life initiatives. NEIGHBORHOOD REVITALIZATION Cultivating Resilient Inclusive Communities Neighborhood Revitalization Program The Neighborhood Revitalization (NR) program aims to work with community members, partner resources, community development organizations, and volunteers to identify solutions to the affordable housing crisis. Working together across multiple sectors to dismantle stigmas, break down barriers, and connect people will put us on a unified path toward Quality-of-Life improvements. Focusing on three foundational desired outcomes of the NR program increases perspective and capacity to overcome barriers to sustainable change. Neighborhood Revitalization works at the grassroots level Habitat MontDelco’s NR program works directly as a part of communities, with program activities taking place across our service area of Montgomery and Delaware Counties. These program activities are meant to be comprehensive and customized to the needs of the community. For example, some communities may have a priority or goal around façade improvement, community clean up or beautification, while other communities may have a need for education and advocacy for affordable housing; still others may have priorities surrounding safety and security. In any case, Habitat has the unique ability to engage community members, stakeholders, and partners across many sectors to develop strategies, mobilize the community around their identified goal(s), and affect change. Neighborhood Revitalization can Include special projects that improve… Safety and security for the community Blight and cleanliness in the community Community outreach and engagement Civic engagement, advocacy and voting We may do this by: Engaging with elected officials and municipal entities. Obtaining donated products to meet a community need. Providing volunteer opportunities in community spaces. Conducting research and needs assessments. Helping community and resident groups to organize. How does Habitat MontDelco select partner communities? Habitat MontDelco, through its NR program focuses on historically disinvested neighborhoods and communities including Norristown, and Pottstown - who’ve we have worked for many years. Habitat MontDelco tries to focus efforts in the communities where we are building new homes, rehabilitating vacant distressed homes, and where there is a concentrated need for owner-occupied home repairs. In order for Habitat MontDelco to effectively partner with a community, we look for: An existing community, civic, or neighborhood group able to assist with outreach and implementation of projects and goals. Community member(s) or stakeholder(s) prepared to take on leadership roles in the planning and facilitation of projects and goals. Interest and willingness from the community members Learn more about our community action initiatives If you have any questions regarding the Neighborhood Revitalization Program or would like Habitat MontDelco to consider partnering with your community, please contact Programs@HabitatMontDelco.org . EMAIL

Join Habitat MontDelco's annual fundraising event to support affordable housing and homeownership programs. Enjoy entertainment, food, and community while helping to make a positive impact in Montgomery and Delaware Counties. Presented By Join us for an evening where generosity builds homes, and impact means building more than homes. Enjoy food, networking, and an exclusive silent auction! Thursday, September 24th, 2026 | 6:00 - 9:00 PM Millennium III Building 227 Washington St, Conshohocken, PA SPONSORSHIP DECK PURCHASE TICKETS Thank You To Our Sponsors Get Involved / Volunteer / Sponsor First name* Last name* Email* Organization Select Your Choices:* Attend Sponsor Volunteer Submit

Check out Habitat MontDelco's Veteran Repairs Program, providing health and safety-related home repairs for veterans and active-duty military in Montgomery and Delaware Counties. Funded by HUD and Home Depot Foundation, this program ensures safe, accessible housing for qualifying military households. Submit an inquiry to access funding and support for critical home improvements. VETERAN REPAIRS PROGRAM Supporting Our Service Members Veteran Repairs Progam Habitat MontDelco Veteran Repair program is a construction-based resource aimed at identifying and addressing health and safety-related repairs to the homes of qualified families in Montgomery and Delaware Counties. Funding for our Veteran Repair Program comes from various sources such as HUD and the Home Depot Foundation, allowing us to serve the critical repair needs of Active Duty and Veteran households in the community. **Habitat MontDelco’s Programs are not designed to be an emergency or crisis-based resource. If you are experiencing issues within your home, that put you or members of your household in imminent danger please dial 211. How Do I Apply? To get an application, you need to first submit an inquiry to the program. This will add you to our inquiry database, and when we have funding that matches your home's needs, Habitat MontDelco will send you an application. Please note: this program typically has a waiting period. No homeowner will be forwarded an application on the spot. Please also be aware that if your home is currently NOT insured you are not eligible for this program. There are no exceptions to this policy. Only households in our inquiry database will receive applications. The funding for our owner-occupied programs comes from different sources, each with specific rules about how, where, and for whom (such as older adults, veterans, etc.) the funds can be used. SUBMIT AN INQUIRY If you have already submitted a program inquiry rest assured that you are registered in our system. If you would like to confirm the inquiry status at any time or provide updates to the information submitted, please email us at repair@habitatmontdelco.org or call (610)-278-7710. How do I Know If I Might Qualify? Another part of deciding if a home qualifies for the program is a home visit to see if Habitat MontDelco can do the needed work. During the visit, we'll need to check important areas of your home. If we can't safely access these areas because of too much clutter or other issues, you might only qualify for outside services or be denied altogether. Each situation is reviewed individually. ***Please note that some homes, dependent on the funding source anticipated, will be subject to additional levels of review and qualification such as lead testing, and environmental review*** To be considered eligible, applicant(s): Be a household with at least one member of veteran or active duty military status as their primary residence. Be willing to provide documentation of Veteran or Active Duty status such as a copy of DD-214 or other form dictated by the funding source. Be willing to partner with Habitat MontDelco by upholding the terms of the agreement with Habitat MontDelco - being responsive and helpful in any way they can. Be willing to agree to a small repayment or property lien (depending on funding source guidelines) Be a Montgomery County or Delaware County homeowner*. *The home must be the primary residence of applicant(s) and applicant(s) must have lived in the home for a minimum of one year before applying, and will continue to live there for a minimum of two years after work is completed. Have a current homeowners’ insurance policy. Have a total gross household income below the levels listed in the chart below. Things to Know To be considered for the Veteran Repair Program, a household must have an active duty or general/honorable discharge vet living in the home as their primary residence. Some funding sources will require priority to be given to veterans with disabilities. **The disability does not have to be service-related. Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties, Inc. Owner Occupied Programming is not an emergency or crisis-based program. If you have issues with your home that cause an imminent danger to you or members of your household, please see our additional resources page for more information. Habitat MontDelco strives to serve as many households as possible. For homeowners who received services from our program in 2022 or after, you will need to wait 7 years before applying for more services How Does it All Work? Homeowners must submit an inquiry to receive an application at a time when funding is available. If you have not already done so, please find the link to the inquiry form below. Habitat will notify you by mail, with an application, when applicable funding is available based on your described home repair needs and demographic information as it relates to grant restrictions. HOMEOWNERS will complete the application within the deadline indicated and submit it to Habitat complete with the required documentation, OR contact Habitat for an extension on the application before that deadline. Habitat will review applications, conduct a home visit for those who are pre-qualified, and verify eligibility based on program capabilities and needs of the home. A final determination for program approval will be made. HOMEOWNERS will be notified of a decision on program approval, or denial. If approved, you will receive a list of services Habitat intends to gather estimates for, from program contractors. Contractors will schedule directly with homeowners for this step. Habitat will collect estimates from contractors and determine which services, if any, fall within funding/program capabilities, budget, timeline, etc., and will produce an agreement for services to be provided outlining the scope of work and program conduct expectations. HOMEOWNERS will sign an agreement for conduct and liability, which includes the proposed scope of work for the home, and work will commence in the order in which agreements are received. Habitat will, upon the completion of work, collect completion photos and verifications from both the contractor(s) and homeowner, and close the project out with paperwork documenting what work was completed in the home, as well as warranty information. SUBMIT AN INQUIRY Get Involved If you are a Veteran or Active-Duty Military and would like to explore ways to get involved with Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties to give back to your community, please visit our Volunteer Page. If you are interested in our program, please complete and submit the inquiry form . If you have already submitted any inquiry either online or by mail, no further action is required of you at this time. *This form requires an email address. If you do not have access to email, please request a form by mail by calling us at (610) 278-7710. CALL NOW