We’re taking an appropriately timed winter break from construction while we’re lining up new projects for upcoming weeks! We received several applications for home repairs at the end of the year and are working through the evaluation process with each family. Here’s how Family Selection for Home Ownership and Home Repairs works:

The family submits a written application to Habitat for Humanity Prince William County. The written application is ac..

HOLIDAY HOURS:

The ReStore will be closed on Jan. 1

The Office will be closed on Dec. 31 – Jan. 2

We’d like to thank all of the donors and volunteers who have given generously to Habitat for Humanity Prince William County and the Habitat ReStore in 2014! This year:

More than 730 volunteers have donate 12,800+ hours (to date) with 14 volunteers donating more than 100 hours individually.

We served 17 families in Prince William County, Manassas and Manassas Park through home repairs.

8 Community Development Projects were completed.

$4,200Â..

Please consider giving your end-of-year gift to Habitat for Humanity Prince William County to support projects that truly impact the health and safety of your neighbors. Your donation will help with projects like these:

• Two children live with their parents, grandparent and great- grandparent with drafty windows, poor insulation, a rotting deck and a boiler that is as old as the house that was built in 1959.
• A 70-year old widow lives in a home..

We’re looking for some resourceful youth who would like to volunteer with Habitat for Humanity to let people know about our ReStore and upcoming Home Ownership Orientations and Home Repair Interest Meetings.

This is a prime opportunity for individuals, siblings, friends and groups who have an adult chaperone to advertise our great programs while also earning volunteer/community service hours.

Distribute on your own schedule between now and Jan...

In calendar year 2014 to-date, 736 volunteers have given 12,814 hours of service to Habitat for Humanity Prince William County!

Volunteers from the U.S. Army, Erica Baker, Sheila Lane, Lydia Ruff, Kevin Watts, Angela Mojica, Donna Hamlin and Lisa Spruiell, worked on Saturday, Dec. 13, to clear invasive Kudzu, Chinaberry and Japanese Honeysuckle from the area surrounding Marumsco Creek on E Street in Woodbridge. This Community Development project, started in partnership with the Prince William County Public Works Department in July 2014, has engaged dozens of volunteer..

More Granite Is Coming On Friday

And We Can Use Your Help! Volunteer this Friday, Dec. 19, to ride the ReStore truck with staff to pick up the donation, return to the ReStore and process the donation. Sign up to volunteer on the Volunteer Calendar!

Permanent Part-Time Position Available 

The temporary part-time positions at the ReStore are filled but we’re still looking for an outstanding team member to fill a regular, part-time position. If ..

Volunteer At Karen Greene’s Home

We’re returning to Karen Greene’s home in Woodbridge on Dec. 18, 19 and 20 to build handrails on the front stoop and wrap up the deck. See the progress in the Photo Gallery and sign up to volunteer on the Volunteer Calendar! Thank you, Micron, for your sponsorship of this project!

Join Us For A Customer Appreciation Day At The ReStore On Friday!

Stop by for holiday treats, coffee and cider at the ReStore this Friday, Dec. 12, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.!