Join Hoyle Anderson and other volunteers on our Wednesday and Friday crews. For more information on volunteering contact:
Mae McLendon,
Volunteer Coordinator
932-7077 ext. 219 • EMAIL MAE ›
Organize your church, civic organization, company, or school to work with a family to build their home. Habitat provides support (written materials, speakers, assistance finding partners, construction training, etc.) to ensure the success of your project.
Find more information on our Partnership page.
Committees carry out the work that keeps Habitat strong. It’s an excellent way to serve the community and assist Habitat in its mission.
There are many other ways to get young people involved in community service with Habitat for Humanity. From making welcome baskets for the families, to planting a tree, helping with mailings, or tutoring younger children of partner families, Orange County young people can get involved in making a difference through Habitat for Humanity.
Read more examples of Youth Participation (PDF).
To work on a construction site, a young person MUST be 16 years of age or older and complete the Parental Consent form (PDF).
For a donation of $2,500, your church, civic organization, company, or school group can build a home for a day. It’s a great team-building experience. For more information, email Susan Bourner.
Churches can be involved in a variety of ways:
Volunteer at the Hand-Me-Ups Store or donate household items such as furniture or appliances to the Hand-Me-Ups Store.