• COVID-19 Impact

    As we keep pace with the details surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak, we will post any operational changes to our blog. Rest assured that the safety and well-being of our staff, volunteers and homeowners will always be at the heart of every decision we make, and we continue to actively update staff on preventative practices and preparedness plans.

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  • Change Lives

    You can help a family build a safe and affordable home with a gift to Habitat. With a hand up from you, Habitat homeowners achieve the strength, stability and self-reliance they need to build better futures for themselves their families.

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  • Own a Home

    Families that partner with Habitat need to meet three basic criteria: need, willingness to partner and ability to pay. The first step in the application process is to attend a Homeowner Information Session.

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  • Build with Us

    You can help build a home for a family in need of decent, affordable housing. There is always room on our volunteer crew for a willing spirit, and no experience is necessary to help change lives.

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Get Involved

Volunteer

Build with us on a construction site or work a shift at one of our Habitat Stores. No experience is necessary; training is provided.
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Own a Home

Families that partner with Habitat to build and own a new home start with a Homeowner Information Session. RSVP today.
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Donate

As the housing market tightens, your gift helps a family in need of safe and affordable housing find stability and achieve self reliance.
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2020 Census

Invitations to self-respond to the 2020 Census will be mailed soon, and for the first time in history, you can answer online. The online portal opens on 3/12 and you should be able to answer the 12 questions in less time than it takes to finish your morning coffee.

Although it may seem like a simple roll call, Census data impacts funding for schools, roads, our communities, and so much more - including affordable housing programs. It's critical that every person living under your roof is counted, including infants, toddlers, foster children, any elderly family members, and/or roommates. 

Be assured that while the Census reports large statistical datasets, individual responses are protected by law for 76 years. That means no one - not law enforcement, ICE, or any branch of government - can access your specific answers until 2096. 

You can preview all the questions, along with the "why?" behind them at at 2020census.gov.

Thank you for supporting Tacoma Habitat as we work to get to a complete count for Pierce County in 2020.

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Events

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04/04/20

CANCELLED New Volunteer Orientation, Tacoma

As a social distancing measure, New Volunteer Orientations have been temporarily suspended and this session has been cancelled. To keep pace with the fluid COVID-19 situation and Tacoma/Pierce County Habitat for Humanity's response, please visit:…

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New Volunteer Orientation, Puyallup
04/11/20

CANCELLED New Volunteer Orientation, Puyallup

As a social distancing measure, New Volunteer Orientations have been temporarily suspended and this session has been cancelled. To keep pace with the fluid COVID-19 situation and Tacoma/Pierce County Habitat for Humanity's response, please visit:…

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Women Build: Garden Beds
04/14/20

CANCELLED Women Build: Garden Beds

As a social distancing measure, the Garden Bed Workshop has been cancelled and will be rescheduled for a later date.  If you are registered for this event, you will receive an email communication regarding its…

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