Tucson, AZ (RV26-0186)
Apr. 11 - Apr. 11, 2026
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Week of Start Date 25 Oct 2026
Work week:
Work week
Monday-Friday
Location:
Tahlequah, OK
Local Habitat affiliate:
Affiliate Name
Tahlequah Area Hfh (Ok)
Contribution:
$Contribution Amount
150.00
Contribution Description
150 per person
Description:
Description
Located at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains is our beautiful Tahlequah, capitol of the Cherokee Nation. When not on the jobsite enjoy a scenic and historic adventure. Experience American Indian culture in Oklahoma - art, history, and living traditions. Explore our historic downtown, our many parks, museums and galleries. Take a trip to the Illinois River or trek one of our many hiking trails. Plenty of places to stay from hotels to AirBnBs and various dining experiences. As of the beginning of 2026, Tahlequah Area Habitat has built 35 new homes and repaired 78 homes. Join us this fall and build your experience.
Week of Start Date 18 Oct 2026
Work week:
Work week
Monday- Friday
Location:
Tahlequah, OK
Local Habitat affiliate:
Affiliate Name
Tahlequah Area Hfh (Ok)
Contribution:
$Contribution Amount
150.00
Contribution Description
150 per person
Description:
Description
Located at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains is our beautiful Tahlequah, capitol of the Cherokee Nation. When not on the jobsite enjoy a scenic and historic adventure. Experience American Indian culture in Oklahoma - art, history, and living traditions. Explore our historic downtown, our many parks, museums and galleries. Take a trip to the Illinois River or trek one of our many hiking trails. Plenty of places to stay from hotels to AirBnBs and various dining experiences. As of the beginning of 2026, Tahlequah Area Habitat has built 35 new homes and repaired 78 homes. Join us this fall and build your experience.
Let's Open the Door installation opens in Washington Square Park
Jonathan Reckford announces Habitat’s Let’s Open the Door global campaign to elevate the urgency of the world’s housing crisis, kicking off with an installation of 10 artist‑designed doors in NYC’s Washington Square Park.
Week of Start Date 11 Oct 2026
Work week:
Work week
Monday - Friday
Location:
Tahlequah, OK
Local Habitat affiliate:
Affiliate Name
Tahlequah Area Hfh (Ok)
Contribution:
$Contribution Amount
150.00
Contribution Description
$150 per person due on or before arrival
Description:
Description
Located at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains is our beautiful Tahlequah, capitol of the Cherokee Nation. When not on the jobsite enjoy a scenic and historic adventure. Experience American Indian culture in Oklahoma - art, history, and living traditions. Explore our historic downtown, our many parks, museums and galleries. Take a trip to the Illinois River or trek one of our many hiking trails. Plenty of places to stay from hotels to AirBnBs and various dining experiences. As of the beginning of 2026, Tahlequah Area Habitat has built 35 new homes and repaired 78 homes. Join us this fall and build your experience.
Habitat for Humanity launches Let’s Open the Door campaign to drive awareness of global housing need
Week of Start Date 04 Oct 2026
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Location:
Tahlequah, OK
Local Habitat affiliate:
Affiliate Name
Tahlequah Area Hfh (Ok)
Contribution:
$Contribution Amount
150.00
Contribution Description
$150 per person
Description:
Description
Come join us in the heart of Cherokee Nation. Whether its a new build or a home repair, we have plenty to work and on your downtime plenty of sites to see.$150 per person
What's possible with an open door
Behind every open door is a story. As we build on fifty years of making home possible, we’re highlighting some of the people and innovations at the heart of our mission.
Pop-up doors
We’re bringing pop-up door installations to 10 cities around the world! These exhibits feature stories from homeowners, stats and facts about the global housing crisis and original work from local artists.