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Serving those who have served

Every U.S. veteran deserves a decent and affordable place to live, but not every veteran has access to affordable housing. According to the National Low Income Housing Coalition Veteran Report, more than 1.5 million U.S. veteran households pay more than 50% of their income on housing, leaving them severely cost-burdened. Through our Veterans Build initiative, you can help Habitat partner with U.S. veterans to achieve their dream of homeownership.

Get involved with Habitat’s Veterans Build:

Become a Sponsor

Engage your business in local, life-changing impact through a Veterans Build Sponsorship! (Contact Elisha Baird at ElishaB@habitat4humanity.org).

Volunteer with us

Building homes is a big part of what we do. Dig in, get dirty, and lift others up by volunteering on a construction site. Learn more about volunteering.

Make a Donation

Every donation makes a difference and enables Habitat to continue addressing the need for affordable housing. Donate securely online today.

Engage your company with Habitat’s Veterans Build

To learn more about becoming a Sponsor, contact Elisha Baird at (239) 652-1673 or email ElishaB@habitat4humanity.org

Veterans Build News

Homeowner StoryNewsProspectVeterans BuildWall Raising
September 15, 2023

First Veterans Build wall raising

Concrete is poured, walls are up, and Greg’s future home is taking shape in Habitat for Humanity’s Prospect Avenue neighborhood in the City of Fort Myers. The former combat medic…
Veterans Build
September 1, 2023

Veterans Build 2023: Greg’s Bio

Every U.S. veteran deserves a decent and affordable place to live, but not every veteran has access to affordable housing. According to the National Low Income Housing Coalition Veteran Report,…
Bonita BayNewsPelican LandingVeterans Build
November 10, 2020

Serving Those who have Served: Veterans and Affordable Homeownership

Every U.S. veteran deserves a decent and affordable place to live, but not every veteran has access to affordable housing. According to the NLIHC Veteran Report, more than 1.5 million…