Habitat News

On Saturday, January 11, to honor Jimmy Carter's incredible contributions and life of service opening doors to brighter futures for thousands of families,we joined in a nationwide movement to lift up and acknowledge President Carter’s legacy with a door signing in his honor, KQED as 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 Has Received a $90,000 Wells Fargo Grant to Preserve and Expand Access to Affordable Homeownership

Oakland Post recently featured our Home Preservation Program for Marin County homeowners.

Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco and Bolinas Community Land Trust Partner to Build Eight New Affordable Homes for Low-Income Families in Downtown Bolinas

Alongside Bolinas Community Land Trust, we hosted a special gathering on September 14 to welcome two local families and their young children into their new homes in Bolinas.

Marin Magazine recently wrote a story focused on the Habitat Greater San Francisco affordable homes in Novato, and the community that has been created by the homeowners there.

Habitat Greater San Francisco recently joined forces with CleanPowerSF’s EV Charge SF program to bring electric vehicle (EV) charging stations to their latest affordable homeownership development in San Francisco at Amber Drive.

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

Across our region families are struggling to afford to remain in the towns in which they grew up. This displacement has effects on the families and their broader communities. Hear from Abby Shewmaker, a Tiburon resident, about her experiences.