And the village responded…more than fifty people attended the “Make Georgetown Village Beautiful Day” in the Georgetown Village neighborhood in Woodbridge on Saturday, June 6. The weather was gorgeous and Bank of America volunteers and neighborhood residents built benches at bus stops, replaced sign posts, picked up trash, painted speed bumps and patched potholes throughout the community. Transurban/Fluor provided a grant to the community for..

Volunteers pose near the freshly poured sidewalk at the Mian-Chohan Critical Home Repair on May 30, 2015.

On June 4th, we can all Do More to help our community.

Do More 24 is a 24-hour online fundraiser that brings together more than 500 local nonprofits to raise funds for their community efforts. Habitat for Humanity Prince William County is a participant this year and with your help we’ll raise funds for our Neighborhood Revitalization progr..

Larry Hughes, Dave Williams, Al Ferguson, Paul Whalen, Josh Saul, Betty Reichert, Megan Beverage and Lynda Fullem were a few of our volunteers that were recognized at the Volunteer Prince William Annual Volunteer Recognition held at the Brentsville Courthouse on Sunday, May 17, 2015.

Nearly 100 volunteers were recognized for their contributions to Habitat for Humanity PWC last year and received a copy of the Congressional Record in which the..

The ReStore and Office will be closed for Memorial Day, May 25, and will reopen on Tuesday, May 26. Best wishes for a safe holiday.

Old drafty windows, cracked sidewalks, poor insulation and damage from a leaking water heater are issues that need to be addressed in the home that belongs to Amir Mian and Bushra Chohan. Proud parents of five children, two of whom still live in the home with them, the Mian Chohan family enjoy spending time with their family. We’re ready to give this family a “hand up” and hope you’ll join us with your donations and volunteer time. We look fo..

Volunteers from Heritage Hunt, Dick Tredinnick, Bill Hudspeth, Chuck Zumbaugh, Brian Swanson and Don Belanus, helped Habitat for Humanity Prince William County and Tim Hughes of the Prince William County Department of Public Works,  clean up a dump site in Gainesville on Thursday, May 7. Six hundred pounds of trash were hauled away!

Habitat for Humanity Prince William County conducts community development projects as part of its Neighborho..

Make an impact on your community by volunteering at the ReStore! Help us receive donations of building materials, appliances, furniture and more. The merchandise is then sold to the general public at discounted prices. Funds from the ReStore help us continue providing safe and affordable housing right here in your own community. Choose a 9 – 1:30 or 1:30 – 6 shift on weekdays or a 9 – 1 or 1 – 5 shift on Saturdays.

Click on the photo to link to the ReStore blog where you’ll find fun ideas for upcycling and recycling items from the ReStore. Click on the ReStore button to link to more information about Habitat for Humanity Prince William County’s ReStore!