On April 18, 1991, a group of interested citizens attended an organizational meeting at the main branch of the Lincoln County Library, taking the first step in becoming Habitat for Humanity of Lincoln County.
Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.
Our homeowners each have a story to tell. Many of them have struggled during their lives, but are looking to get back on the path to a stable family life by educating themselves, putting in some hard work, and helping to create a safe and stable home for their entire family. Our homeowners are truly admirable people. The faith and love that they pour into their home during our homeownership process is amazing. Click the button below to read more about our homeowners.
We are committed to safety and our Board of Directors fully supports us! Dave Barrickman, our Construction Supervisor, recently spoke to the Board on the added cost to home construction by having to rent scaffolding as part of fall protection, i.e., safety.
Sweat equity is a term used often when talking about the creation or building process. It’s about doing the work — the hard work — to bring an idea to life.
Giving our time and effort to help others can feel wonderful. We get to see the immediate impact of our work. We watch a wall go up, we clear a field of litter, we enjoy the smiles of the people we help and work beside.
