Week of Start Date 22 Feb 2027

Work week:
Work week Monday - Friday
Location:
Palm Coast, FL
Local Habitat affiliate:
Affiliate Name Flagler HFH (FL)
Contribution:
$Contribution Amount 175.00
Contribution Description
$175, 50% due within 30 days of build start date
Description:
Description
Flagler Habitat for Humanity will start 2 new builds starting February 22nd 2027 - May 31st 2027We will provide lunch everyday on the job site for all of the students and core volunteersWe will also provide housing at one of our participating churches, with access to a kitchen the Church will probably provide dinner one night of the week Showers might be provided by the hosting church or by our local Swim & Racquet Facility 
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Week of Start Date 14 Apr 2027

Work week:
Work week Wednesday - Saturday
Location:
Spokane Valley, WA
Local Habitat affiliate:
Affiliate Name Spokane (WA)
Contribution:
$Contribution Amount 50.00
Contribution Description
$50 due day of, upon check in at job site.. No contribution required in advance. $50 included lunch and snacks each day of build.
Description:
Description
Join Habitat for Humanity Spokane for a hands-on Collegiate Challenge experience where you’ll build more than a house, you’ll help build a stronger community!Volunteers will work together at Lee Wade Landing in Spokane Valley, our current construction site. Once complete, this development will provide 25 affordable homes for families in Spokane County. No construction experience is necessary; our team provides guidance and instruction.  What to expect- Hands-on homebuilding and teamwork,  lunch provided each day,  overnight accommodations at a local church,  school, or community center,  bring a sleeping bag,  if required, provide your own transportation to and from the worksite,  and volunteers must be 16 or older.  Experience Beautiful Spokane- When you’re not building, explore Spokane’s parks, river, downtown, restaurants, and outdoor adventures. Spokane offers something for everyone and is a great place to make memories with your team.   Come build, serve, explore, and make a lasting difference with Habitat for Humanity Spokane!
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Our work around the world, September 2026

Around the world and from every angle, we’re tackling the barriers to affordable housing. We innovate, advocate and build alongside communities to expand access to safe, affordable homes where families can build their lives and futures. See some of the work we’re doing to help create safe, affordable housing around the world. 

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Our work around the world, September 2026

Week of Start Date 20 Apr 2027

Work week:
Work week Wednesday - Saturday
Location:
Spokane Valley, WA
Local Habitat affiliate:
Affiliate Name Spokane (WA)
Contribution:
$Contribution Amount 50.00
Contribution Description
$50 due day of, upon check in at job site.. No contribution required in advance. $50 included lunch and snacks each day of build.
Description:
Description
Join Habitat for Humanity Spokane for a hands-on Collegiate Challenge experience where you’ll build more than a house, you’ll help build a stronger community!Volunteers will work together at Lee Wade Landing in Spokane Valley, our current construction site. Once complete, this development will provide 25 affordable homes for families in Spokane County. No construction experience is necessary; our team provides guidance and instruction.   What to expect- Hands-on homebuilding and teamwork, lunch provided each day, overnight accommodations at a local church, school, or community center, bring a sleeping bag, if required, provide your own transportation to and from the worksite, and volunteers must be 16 or older.   Experience Beautiful Spokane- When you’re not building, explore Spokane’s parks, river, downtown, restaurants, and outdoor adventures. Spokane offers something for everyone and is a great place to make memories with your team.  Come build, serve, explore, and make a lasting difference with Habitat for Humanity Spokane!
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Week of Start Date 24 Mar 2027

Work week:
Work week Wednesday - Saturday
Location:
Spokane Valley, WA
Local Habitat affiliate:
Affiliate Name Spokane (WA)
Contribution:
$Contribution Amount 50.00
Contribution Description
$50 contribution due upon check in at job site, no contribution required in advance. $50 includes lunch and snacks
Description:
Description
Join Habitat for Humanity Spokane for a hands-on Collegiate Challenge experience where you’ll build more than a house, you’ll help build a stronger community!Volunteers will work together at Lee Wade Landing in Spokane Valley, our current construction site. Once complete, this development will provide 25 affordable homes for families in Spokane County. No construction experience is necessary; our team provides guidance and instruction.What to expect- Hands-on homebuilding and teamwork, lunch provided each day, overnight accommodations at a local church, school, or community center, bring a sleeping bag, if required, provide your own transportation to and from the worksite, and volunteers must be 16 or older.Experience Beautiful Spokane - When you’re not building, explore Spokane’s parks, river, downtown, restaurants, and outdoor adventures. Spokane offers something for everyone and is a great place to make memories with your team.  Come build, serve, explore, and make a lasting difference with Habitat for Humanity Spokane!
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Week of Start Date 17 Mar 2027

Work week:
Work week Wednesday to Saturday
Location:
Spokane, WA
Local Habitat affiliate:
Affiliate Name Spokane (WA)
Contribution:
$Contribution Amount 50.00
Contribution Description
$50 contribution required at time of check-in at job site. Contribution includes lunch and snacks
Description:
Description
Join Habitat for Humanity Spokane for a hands-on Collegiate Challenge experience where you’ll build more than a house, you’ll help build a stronger community!Volunteers will work together at Lee Wade Landing in Spokane Valley, our current construction site. Once complete, this development will provide 25 affordable homes for families in Spokane County. No construction experience is necessary; our team provides guidance and instruction.What to expect - Hands-on homebuilding and teamwork, lunch provided each day, overnight accommodations at a local church, school, or community center, bring a sleeping bag, if required, provide your own transportation to and from the worksite, and volunteers must be 16 or older.Experience Beautiful Spokane- When you’re not building, explore Spokane’s parks, river, downtown, restaurants, and outdoor adventures. Spokane offers something for everyone and is a great place to make memories with your team. Come build, serve, explore, and make a lasting difference with Habitat for Humanity Spokane!
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Responding to Ukraine's housing crisis

Four years into the war in Ukraine, 14 million people have fled their homes, and 3.7 million remain internally displaced inside the country. After years of conflict, most of the population must shelter from harsh winter temperatures in damaged buildings, with limited or no access to heat, electricity and clean water.

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Responding to Ukraine's housing crisis

Jonathan Reckford at Concordia

The Long Way Home: Toward Durable Solutions for Displaced Communities

Jonathan Reckford joined a panel at Concordia’s Annual Summit alongside John Kluge Jr., Barham Salih and Suzanne Ehlers to discuss what durable solutions for displaced communities require and what it will take to move from crisis response to lasting change.

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