Celebrities partner with Habitat to reflect on what home should be
Across the world, home has taken on a new meaning. Home has become a classroom. A workspace. A studio. A greenhouse. A gym. A playground. A place of solace. The source of our wellbeing.
But for too many, a safe, decent and affordable home is out of reach. Even before the pandemic, more than 18 million households in the U.S. were spending more than half their income on housing. The economic impact of COVID-19 has substantially increased the number of people and families struggling with the impossible choice of covering the cost of housing and other basic needs, like food, water, heat and health care.
That’s why prominent Habitat supporters are uniting to share what home means to them. Watch their messages and share them with friends and family to raise awareness for our work to help families build and improve safe, decent and affordable places to call home.
Watch their video messages about what home is below.
Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood
Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood share why it’s more important than ever to give back.
Emily Calandrelli
For “The Space Gal,” home is the perfect place to experiment. The host of Emily’s Wonder Lab shares what home means to her and the importance of giving back to ensure everyone has a safe and decent place to live.
Malcolm Mitchell
Super Bowl champion and author Malcolm Mitchell shares what home means to him after the birth of his son, Oakley, and what he hopes home will mean to Oakley one day.
David Letterman
David Letterman shares why he’s grateful to be able to stay safe at home with family and talks about the importance of working together to ensure all families have a safe, decent and affordable place to live.
The Scott Brothers
Drew and Jonathan Scott talk about what home means to them and why having a safe, decent and affordable place to live is something everyone deserves.
Jenna Elfman
Jenna shares that home is her safe space and why she believes having a home is something every single person deserves.