Kaitlyn Dormer: 9:00 AM on July 6, 2022
Each year, volunteers and supporters rally together as part of Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity’s Women Build. The Women Build program creates an empowering space on construction sites for people from all backgrounds and experience levels....
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Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity: 3:30 PM on June 30, 2022
Everybody knows that no two people are exactly the same. That’s why Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity offers multiple pathways for potential...
Kaitlyn Dormer: 1:00 PM on June 27, 2022
Last week, eight state legislators from both parties gathered in Chaska for Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity’s third Red Blue Build. The elected...
Guest Blogger: 10:00 AM on June 25, 2022
Co-authored and compiled by Blake MacKenzie and Kaitlyn Dormer. We (Blake and Kaitlyn) both work to tell the stories of Twin Cities Habitat for...
Jackie Moore: 1:23 PM on June 17, 2022
Summer AmeriCorps members may serve a shorter term than our full-year members, but they have just as much of an impact on Twin Cities Habitat for...
Guest Blogger: 11:17 AM on June 15, 2022
Guest Blog by Noah Keller, Lead Project Manager and Global Engagement Manager Over the last 15 years, Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity has offered...
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity: 9:33 AM on June 10, 2022
On Friday, June 3rd, Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity held its 1st Annual Regular Volunteer Emeritus Celebration in St. Paul at Newell Park. We were...
Jackie Moore: 12:28 PM on June 7, 2022
It's warm, you're spending time outside, you're getting creative...what better time to start planning your next DIY project? In this ReStore Recap,...
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity: 11:52 AM on May 31, 2022
Please note these are general charitable tax strategies. Talk with your financial advisor or tax planner for advice specific to you. If you’ve...
Guest Blogger: 10:15 AM on May 27, 2022
Guest Blog by Idman Ibrahim, Advocacy Intern My name is Idman Ibrahim, and I have spent this past spring with the Capitol Pathways Internship Program...
