Author: development

Watch this short video on who it takes to build a Habitat home! Together we will build homes, community and hope! [video width="1920" height="1080" mp4="https://kauaihabitat.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/WhoDoesItTake_kauai.mp4"][/video]...

How will you honor the men that have made a difference in your life? Father's Day is a day to celebrate the contributions that fathers and father figures make in their children's lives. On this day why not honor the men who have made a difference in your life by helping a deserving family secure their future by achieving their dream...

A big mahalo to Dow AgroSciences for supporting Kaua‘i Habitat for Humanity and spending the day building with us! Way to BUILD ALOHA!  ...

Your shopping matters. This Father's Day, shop for Dad at smile.amazon.com/ch/99-0302595 and Amazon donates to Kaua'i Habitat for Humanity. ...

It was a very exciting day as artists and students from our immersion schools arrived at the Kaua‘i Habitat for Humanity ReStore to begin putting paint to the highway side of the building. For now the students, as well as community members, are just putting colorful handprints on the wall as a base for the future mural. By touching and...

When reviewing the website "Friends of Milo Spindt", which highlights the candidates priorities while running for Kaua‘i County Council, building affordable housing is high on his list. It's important to him that we create a community in which our children can afford to live here too. It's a priority we share. This past weekend, Milo and his friends arrived on...

It was a beautiful day for building homes and hope on Kaua‘i! On Saturday, May 12th, more than 50 volunteers came together to participate in this years annual National Women Build Week event. Women Build week runs from May 5th-May 13th and encourages women to volunteer and advocate for affordable housing in their communities. We at Kaua‘i Habitat had a...

Join Club 84 today and help give a hand up to a family in need! Kaua‘i Habitat’s Club 84 is part of our affiliate’s Holomua Capital Campaign to directly support the construction of homes at our ‘Ele‘ele Iluna subdivision. With just $84 per month for 12 months, you can make a big difference in the life of a family in need....

A new trend has started among college students. It's called alternative spring break and offers students a chance to travel while helping communities at the same time. Recently we were able to benefit from this trend first hand, as students from Portland Community College visited Kaua‘i and spent most of their time working along side a local family who was...