We had a staff build day at our West Lake Grove community in Lake Oswego this week. The task? Remove old siding from a trailer that will be used as our construction team’s office. It was starting to let water into the wall cavity and wasn’t going to be pleasant in the winter. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ So our staff enjoyed some late-summer sunshine (before this heatwave!) and pulled SO MANY nails. It was satisfying to see how much progress was made by the end of the day, and fun to get to know each other outside of the office 🙌
Habitat for Humanity Portland Region
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Habitat Portland/Metro East and Willamette West Habitat are uniting as one: Habitat for Humanity Portland Region.
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Habitat for Humanity Portland Region revitalizes neighborhoods, builds affordable and sustainable homes, and empowers families through successful homeownership. Habitat for Humanity Portland Region is an independent affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, a global home building movement. Habitat welcomes people from all walks of life to partner in serving families in need and creating a better community for everyone who lives here. Founded in 1981, Habitat for Humanity Portland Region has been providing homeownership opportunities for hardworking families for 33 years. Habitat serves Multnomah and Northern Clackamas Counties, and has built over 295 homes in partnership with local families. Collectively, Habitat for Humanity has built over 800,000 homes worldwide, averaging one home every seven minutes. Habitat works with qualified, low-income families to help them realize the dream of owning their own home. We believe that building equity is a long-term solution to the problem of generational poverty. Habitat is the only organization in the Portland region that consistently offers homeownership opportunities to families making as little as $30,000. We do this through a hand-up, not hand-out model in which homeowners help to build and then buy their home from Habitat. Here’s how it works: after completing sweat equity hours, families sign their affordable mortgages and make monthly payments that are based on less than 30% of their monthly incomes. These payments go into the Revolving Fund for Humanity to pay it forward, helping to build more homes.
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http://habitatportlandmetro.org/
External link for Habitat for Humanity Portland Region
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- Non-profit Organizations
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- 11-50 Mitarbeiter
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- Portland, Oregon
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- Nonprofit
- Gegründet
- 1981
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- Homeownership, Affordable Housing, Volunteering, Building, and Neighborhood Revitalization
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1478 NE Killingsworth Street
Portland, Oregon 97211, US
Employees at Habitat for Humanity Portland Region
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Portland has its very first Housing Production Strategy 🎉 Big thank you to City Council, the staff who drafted this strategy through months of community engagement, our partner Proud Ground, and Portland: Neighbors Welcome for uplifting our recommendations. All of our requests around advancing affordable homeownership were incorporated into the final draft! This strategy holds the potential for meaningful progress towards closing homeownership disparities between White Portlanders and Portlanders of Color, addressing the legacy of City-sanctioned displacement, and investing in housing stability for families who are struggling to maintain a foothold. We look forward to partnering with the City to implement this vision. https://lnkd.in/gfpiZPMF
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Children who experience housing instability face emotional and behavioral setbacks, tend to score lower on reading and math tests in elementary school, which hinder their success in middle school and beyond. Habitat envisions a future where every child has the foundation they need to thrive in school. Go to our blog to learn more about the link between home and education - https://lnkd.in/gsjAwkgs
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This summer, Habitat for Humanity Portland Region is challenging you to frame the future you want to see in our community. A future where affordable homeownership is transforming lives by: ✏️ Enhancing education ❤️ Improving health 💰 Building equity 🏡 Strengthening communities During this fundraising campaign, we’ll dive into each of these areas to show how accessible housing benefits everyone. And here’s the exciting part: Up to $50,000 of contributions made by September 26 will be matched by an anonymous donor! ✨ Follow along to see how your support helps frame a brighter future for all! https://zurl.co/CnIP
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Starter homes used to be the key to first-time homeownership. But today’s housing market has made it much harder to find these affordable options. Curious about what's changed and how we're tackling the challenge? Dive into our latest blog to learn more! - https://lnkd.in/gQKaR2_C
In memory of the starter home - Habitat Portland Region
https://habitatportlandregion.org
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A bright and beautiful day with volunteers from Brighton Jones Your support this year has been incredible, and your efforts are helping to build a stronger community where everyone has the chance to thrive. Thanks for lending us your hands and hearts!
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Celebrating our upcoming community in Gresham! Myrtlewood Way will feature 20 affordable, new homes in the Rockwood neighborhood 💙 We are grateful to all of our partners and supporters who are making this project happen. Read more - https://lnkd.in/gppBKK6v
Habitat for Humanity celebrates kickoff of Myrtlewood Way’s 20 affordable homes
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Passionate about community building? Turn your calling into a career with Habitat for Humanity Portland Region. We're hiring talented individuals who believe like we do that everyone deserves a safe and affordable place to call home. Check out the current opportunities in the Portland metro area. https://lnkd.in/exUFxNSA 🔦 Critical Home Repair Supervisor 🏮 ReStore Assistant Manager (Beaverton) 🚛 Logistics & Fleet Manager
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What a great crowd at the Gooseberry Trails site celebration this afternoon! Special thanks to U.S. Rep. Suzanne Bonamici, Portland Commissioner Carmen Caballero Rubio, Oregon Housing & Community Services (OHCS) Director Keeble Giscombe, Metro Regional Housing Director Patricia Rojas, and Portland Housing Bureau Director Helmi Hisserich! Once completed, these 52, affordable, energy-efficient homes will open doors to many individuals and families for years to come! Thank you!
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Thank you to everyone who turned out for the LGBTQ+ Pride Community Build Day Saturday at our Gooseberry Trails community! Some tool training followed by starting (badly needed) rehab on the job trailer. It was a great day to work together for a real positive impact! Learn more about volunteering at these and other opportunities. https://lnkd.in/eBYBmYT8