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Bring your Collegiate Challenge group to Goldsboro, North Carolina, and spend your spring break making a lasting difference alongside Habitat for Humanity of Goldsboro-Wayne.At McNair Heights, our newest affordable homeownership community, we are building more than houses. Through every wall raised, floor system installed, and nail driven, volunteers help create stability, dignity, and hope for hardworking families. Our ministry seeks to put God’s love into action by bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope and college students can play a meaningful role in that mission.No construction experience is necessary. Our team provides the tools, safety equipment, training, and on-site guidance your group needs. Lunches will be provided during your volunteer workdays. Simply come ready to serve, learn new skills, work together, and leave a lasting impact on a growing neighborhood.When the workday ends, there is plenty to experience throughout the area. Goldsboro offers Southern hospitality, locally owned restaurants and coffee shops, colorful downtown murals, parks, and a welcoming community. Your group can also explore:Mount Olive, known for its pickle heritage and the North Carolina Pickle FestivalDowntown Goldsboro, featuring local food, art, murals, and community attractionsRaleigh, North Carolina’s capital city, approximately one hour awayThe North Carolina coast, approximately 90 minutes awaySpring break is a wonderful time to serve, but your group is welcome throughout the year. If spring break does not work with your academic calendar or group schedule, we would be glad to explore other dates that allow your students to experience the mission and ministry happening at McNair Heights.Your visit can be more than a volunteer trip. It can be an opportunity to grow closer as a team, connect with a new community, and experience what happens when faith, service, and compassion come together to build homes and hope.

Description

Bring your Collegiate Challenge group to Goldsboro, North Carolina, and spend your spring break making a lasting difference alongside Habitat for Humanity of Goldsboro-Wayne.At McNair Heights, our newest affordable homeownership community, we are building more than houses. Through every wall raised, floor system installed, and nail driven, volunteers help create stability, dignity, and hope for hardworking families. Our ministry seeks to put God’s love into action by bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope and college students can play a meaningful role in that mission.No construction experience is necessary. Our team provides the tools, safety equipment, training, and on-site guidance your group needs. Lunches will be provided during your volunteer workdays. Simply come ready to serve, learn new skills, work together, and leave a lasting impact on a growing neighborhood.When the workday ends, there is plenty to experience throughout the area. Goldsboro offers Southern hospitality, locally owned restaurants and coffee shops, colorful downtown murals, parks, and a welcoming community. Your group can also explore:Mount Olive, known for its pickle heritage and the North Carolina Pickle FestivalDowntown Goldsboro, featuring local food, art, murals, and community attractionsRaleigh, North Carolina’s capital city, approximately one hour awayThe North Carolina coast, approximately 90 minutes awaySpring break is a wonderful time to serve, but your group is welcome throughout the year. If spring break does not work with your academic calendar or group schedule, we would be glad to explore other dates that allow your students to experience the mission and ministry happening at McNair Heights.Your visit can be more than a volunteer trip. It can be an opportunity to grow closer as a team, connect with a new community, and experience what happens when faith, service, and compassion come together to build homes and hope.

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Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity is based out of beautiful Wilmington, North Carolina. Our affiliate serves New Hanover, Pender, and Duplin counties stretching from the beautiful coast to peaceful farmlands. Since our organization was founded in 1987, we have served over 400 local families. We are currently working in our new Haven Place neighborhood, a 35 home development 15 minutes outside of downtown Wilmington. The location for the Collegiate Challenge build for 2027 has not been determined.Groups are responsible for finding their own housing accommodations, but we can offer a few contacts that may be able to help with housing depending on your group size. Lunch and snacks will be provided on site each workday (Monday - Friday).