What will you build? - Habitat for Humanity Seattle

Together, we bring homeownership and critical repairs to low-income families in Seattle and greater King County.

Our Neighborhood Revitalization Program provides housing and volunteer support to communities rebuilding themselves.

There are more ways to volunteer than just construction. We always need help in our stores, and in our office!

Your gift helps Habitat SKC build & repair decent, affordable, and sustainable homes for hardworking families in our community.

The Habitat construction site is a natural team-building environment for both large and small organizations.

Are you in need or looking to get involved? Start the process with a simple email to us: info@habitatskc.org

We believe in building stability and self-reliance for our families through shelter.

Habitat for Humanity Seattle-King County has built and repaired homes for local families for over 30 years.

Every child deserves to start life in safe shelter and stability.

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Hear how homeownership has changed lives, and apply to join us.

“Homeownership provides stability for me. It gives me liberty to express myself, allows me a comfortable place to meet with my grandchildren and friends, and watch the Seahawks.”

Judith received new siding, and trim repair on her manufactured home, as well as a fresh coat of exterior paint. We also removed some overgrown shrubs and vegetation around the home.
JudithHomeowner since 2001

“This is the first stability that I’ve had. It took me five years to figure out that it’s mine, mentally. It’s a nice feeling, it was overwhelming. Without getting this house my granddaughter wouldn’t have been able to stay with me–I wouldn’t have been able to care for her.”
JerriHabitat Homeowner

“I’ve really changed my outlook on giving and being a part of my community. I’ve really worked hard to put myself in a position where I could be submersed in my community and be at my kids’ school, and volunteer and give back.”
JahnaHabitat Homeowner