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Read more about the Marin Independent Journal article featuring our newest member of our Board of Director, Sheri T. Joseph.

We are proud to announce that Christopher Berini has joined Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francscio as Chief Development Officer, effective August 4. Berini will lead all fundraising and resource development efforts to support our mission to expand affordable homeownership and fight displacement.

We are excited to announce our new partnership with Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) through the local utility’s Connecting Hometowns program. The two-year collaboration aims to expand access to affordable homeownership solutions for families throughout the Bay Area. Habitat Greater San Francisco is one of five local affiliates selected to receive a $50,000 grant as part of the initial year of the partnership.

The Marin Independent Journal's article about our project in Novato covers the impact for the community of this unprecedented project for the county and how we are navigating project planning with construction costs at an all time high.

With the recent loan of $5.2M from Marin County, CBS News Bay Area visited our site in Novato that will be home to the largest affordable homeownership development in the county and spoke to CEO Maureen Sedonaen about the project.

We joined in a nationwide movement to lift up and acknowledge President Carter’s legacy with a door signing in his honor, KQED was there to cover the event.

CEO, Maureen Sedonaen, recently spoke with KQED to add her voice to other leaders in California as a tribute to President Carter's legacy in the state.

CEO Maureen Sedonaen had the honor of talking with KPIX | CBS San Francisco/Bay Area to share her tribute to President Jimmy Carter and his life of servant leadership.

Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco join the world in honoring former U.S. President Jimmy Carter and thank him for his life of service. For nearly 40 years, he and Rosalynn Carter have been Habitat for Humanity’s most famous volunteers and affordable housing champions.

Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco appoints Sidney Stone as new Vice President of Real Estate Development.