What will the home of the future look like?
Consumers will demand homes that are efficient, built to last, and attractive—three qualities that are already true of Twin Cities Habitat homes.
Read MoreConsumers will demand homes that are efficient, built to last, and attractive—three qualities that are already true of Twin Cities Habitat homes.
Read MoreGuest Blog by Julia Brauchle, Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity Staff Last week I traveled to Washington D.C. with six other Habitat staff from the...
For Dave and Jane of Canetani Vacation Properties, giving back is almost always a fun, family affair. Whether they’re forging new relationships on a...
Even being around Mary for a short period of time, I can say that she is surely a warm, welcoming, funny, and humble human being... with maybe just a...
When Russ retired from U.S. Bank after serving in the IT Department for 20 years, he knew he wanted to do two things:
Check out what's been happening over on The ReStoration Corner blog this past month! The ReStoration Corner features ReStore events, fun DIY...
As the snow flew on a Wednesday at the end of January, Twin Cities Habitat staff and AmeriCorps members came together for our annual All Staff Build...
On January 19, we celebrated two Habitat families and their homes in the Phillips neighborhood of Minneapolis.
Guest Blog by Krisi Johnson, HYPN Committee Member Thick rubber snow boots, parkas and mittens do not often make up the attire of working...
“I really believe one of the most important things for families is to have safe, stable housing. From that strong foundation, our goals about job...