Habitat Newsroom

Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco Announces New Board Leadership and Welcomes New Members to its Board of Directors

Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco welcomed new homeowners at 612 Jefferson Avenue, Redwood City. KPIX was there to cover the celebration.

Habitat Greater San Francisco hosted a group of Wells Fargo volunteers to help build the affordable homes at our Amber Drive construction site, as part of their long-term relationship with Habitat.

Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott’s incredible $6.75 million donation to Habitat GSF was featured by KTVU, KGO, KNTV, Bloomberg and many other outlets.

Habitat Greater San Francisco CEO Maureen Sedonaen writes in the San Francisco Examiner about delays in approving affordable housing in the city and makes the case for #AffordableHomesNow.

CEO of Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco Maureen Sedonaen testifies in Sacramento for AB 2445 which would reduce the number of affordable home projects blocked by frivolous environmental lawsuits.

Mayor London Breed spoke at the groundbreaking of our latest project in the heart of San Francisco – KGO cameras covered the event.

Habitat sets out how California can ignite an engine of affordable homebuilding in the years ahead: from curbing CEQA abuse to lowering impact fees charged by municipalities.

Maureen Sedonaen speaks out in a San Francisco Business Times guest column on the abuse of the California Environmental Quality Act to stop affordable homebuilding – including one of Habitat’s own projects.

In this San Francisco chronicle op-ed, Habitat GSF CEO Maureen Sedonaen backs proposals from state senator Scott Wiener to make it easier for faith groups to build affordable homes on their own land.