Our “Thanks” for supporting our 10-year growth Kid-friendly STEM activities and DIY demonstrations along with store-wide sales are just part of a week-long celebration of customers at Housatonic Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore thrift warehouse at 51 Austin Street, Danbury.
The local New Milford branch of Mobile Mini Solutions has added 400 square feet of warehouse space to Housatonic Habitat for Humanity’s 10,000-square-foot thrift store at 51 Austin Street, Danbury, in an afternoon.
The American Red Cross met with Housatonic Habit for Humanity volunteers at 51 Austin St., in Danbury to present on Fire Safety and Smoke Alarm Installation.
The Rev. James R. Wheeler, D. Min., has joined Housatonic Habitat for Humanity in the volunteer role as Interfaith Coordinator.
Donating your car is easy and directly benefits local families in our community. We accept all kinds of vehicles, including cars, trucks, RV’s, vans, SUV’s, boats and motorcycles, whether they are running or not. Your donation may also be tax deductible. Completing the vehicle donation process takes just 3 simple steps.
homes built
since 1991
homes currently
under construction
brush with kindness
repairs in 2016
real estate taxes paid
by habitat homeowners
Homeownership is more than the homes we build. Homeownership provides financial benefits that impact and contribute to the quality of life in greater Danbury. Throughout the region, affordable housing attracts families and individuals who will work in, invest in, and contribute to the economic and civic life of our communities.
Habitat has a solution to stimulating this economic vitality: Give people a chance to live in simple, decent homes they can afford – and sustain. We provide affordable homes built by volunteers with materials gifted by local businesses. We provide an interest-free mortgage for those working families who qualify.
Housatonic Habitat for Humanity has built more than two dozen homes in four towns in Fairfield and Litchfield Counties.
