Wells Fargo and Honolulu Habitat for Humanity have a rich history of working together to strengthen the resiliency of our community and building a brighter future for Hawaii. Last month, Wells Fargo affirmed its commitment to increase housing affordability on…
For two years, Emily Woods served as Honolulu Habitat's AmeriCorps Homeowner Services Coordinator helping families navigate their journey toward homeownership. In her time with Habitat, she expanded our community outreach, improved our program efficiencies, and left a permanent mark on the hearts of those around…
It’s been a busy few weeks here at Honolulu Habitat – and that’s the way we like it (cue KC and The Sunshine Band). The ceremonial gold shovels that we use for breaking ground on new projects have seen a…
Once you serve in the military, you’re forever connected to other service members, regardless of branch or job or rank – or even if you’ve never met before. There will always be an unspoken understanding of the sacrifices made for…
On the morning of Wednesday, April 28th, four generations of the Kalaluhi ohana gathered to commemorate a new chapter in their family story. The normally quiet Anianiku Street in Papakolea was lined with cars and abuzz with quiet anticipation. "This…
"How can I apply to build a home with Habitat?" Every year, Honolulu Habitat hosts Open Enrollment for our Home Build Program. During this time, individuals and families interested in partnering with us can attend virtual information sessions to learn…
Wondering what to do with that old clunker? Here’s 3 reasons to consider donating it to Honolulu Habitat for Humanity. 1. We make it easy (and free!) Donations made through Honolulu Habitat’s Cars for Homes™ program save you time and…
“If you have the faith of a mustard seed, you can move a mountain.” -Art Hansen, architect and founder of Mustard Seed Miracle Arthur Hansen, a prominent figure in the world of affordable housing on Oahu, passed away on February 20, 2021 at the age…
In February we welcomed volunteers back to building at the Piohia Build Site in Waimanalo. In four short weeks more than 100 volunteers transformed a simple foundation into a fully framed house. Due to limited space and overwhelming interest from the community, our Build Calendar was full…
If you follow us on social media, you have probably noticed the recent improvement in our visual content. Since July 2020, Howard Wolff has given his time and talent as a photographer to capture the work of Honolulu Habitat and…
