On Saturday, June 4, and for the third year, Habitat for Humanity Prince William County partnered with the Georgetown Village community for their annual cleanup day.

Georgetown Village is located off Route 1 in Woodbridge with 267 townhomes. The homeowner’s association provides dumpsters for the day so that residents can rid their yards and homes of unwanted items. Habitat for Humanity leads volunteers in projects that improve the public are..

A year ago, the Board of Directors voted to approve Armando Vargas as Habitat for Humanity’s fifteenth homeowner. And on Friday, May 27, he settled on his property on Bragg Lane in Manassas. Sixty volunteers worked with Armando and Construction Team Leader, John Blake, to rehab the home over the course of five months, putting in nearly 1400 hours of labor. Armando worked well over the required 250 hours that he needed for “sweat equity”. Not s..

Habitat for Humanity Prince William County is rehabbing a home in Woodbridge in partnership with volunteers, the community and family partners, Wudasie Retta and Tesfaye Abuye.

The rehab started just a few weeks ago and already the roof has been re-shingled, the HVAC unit has been replaced, the electric panel has been switched out, the kitchen has been demo’d and the front walk has been replaced.

Volunteers work Thursday, Friday and Saturday..

Volunteers completed 75% of the roof repairs last week at Habitat for Humanity’s Central Park Drive Rehab so plans are set for this week to finish up the roof, to remove the cracked front sidewalk and to pour a new one. Next week, trades will be in to work on the electrical and HVAC systems. Volunteers will start on bathroom renovations and prep the kitchen for when the new cabinets arrive. Visit the Volunteer Calendar to register as a voluntee..

At Habitat for Humanity Prince William County in any given week!

Habitat for Humanity Prince William County has work for a few volunteers. More than a few, in fact! Sev1Tech team members volunteered on Friday, May 6, at the Central Park Rehab. Many thanks to Tara Berman, Pablo Buitrago, Thomas Carey, Kyle Downs, James Frampton, Chris Hall, Shabana Jaghory, Steve Kim, Bob Lohfeld, Amanda McIntyre, Ashley McIntyre, Mathew Milgram, Justin Olson, ..

It seemed like a cruel fate that the timing of work for the latest Habitat for Humanity Prince William County home ownership project fell during the longest-sustaining rain period in the Washington, DC, area since 1938. Especially, since plans were to start with the roof! The rain may have slowed the project down but it didn’t stop it. Roof repairs commenced…they’ll just continue this week at 4602 Central Park Drive (when it’s not pouring..

Rebecca shared a “before and after” of a purchase from the‪#‎HabitatReStoreManassas‬. “Antique side table, mahogany veneer. Thanks, I love shopping there! I’m starting a refinishing business called Winsome Dove and this will be part of the opening collection. Many thanks to you and your workers/volunteers.”

Find your next‪#‎RefreshRenewRestore‬ project at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore – Manassas, 10159 Hastings Drive (at the c..

We love seeing what our customers have done with their ReStore purchases! Virginia Canfield Burke found a dresser at the ReStore that lent itself to her creative imagination. Here’s what she posted on our Facebook page:

“This is a before and after of a dresser I bought from your store a few months ago. I painted it for my daughters room. I wanted to post it on your page so people can see how second hand furniture can have a new life. Thank you ..

Burpee Pollinator Seed Giveaway at the ReStore

Get a jumpstart on spring cleaning with the Habitat for Humanity ReStore – Manassas and support Habitat for Humanity Prince William County’s mission to help families with home ownership and home repairs.

Volunteers From Strayer University Cleaned Up The Neighborhood

Partnering with the Prince William Soil and Water Conservation District and the Prince William County Department of Public Works, a team of four veteran Habitat volunteers, Dave Williams, Mike Gallagher, David Gross and Barbara Beverage, and PWC Public Works Manager, Tim Hughes, led Strayer University volunteers to clean up a storm water management pond in Eastern Prince William C..