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Habitat for Humanity Detroit
Basic Information
Address: 14325 Jane Street
Phone Number: (313) 521-6691, ext. 107
Fax Number: (313) 371-3400
Email: scobb@habitatdetroit.org
Additional Information
Causes Served: Affordable housing, community development
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: Detroit
Ages for Volunteer: varies
Hours of Service: varies
Minimum Hours Required: four
Days of Service: based on availability
Mission Statement:
Habitat for Humanity Detroit (HFHD), in partnership with God and families in need of adequate housing, brings together people from all walks of life to revitaltize Detroit neighborhoods through the construciton of decent, affordable homes.
Program History:
Habitat for Humanity Detroit has been in existence since 1986. We are currently building in the MorningSide Commons area.
Events:
Great group projects: Cans 4 HFH Detroit, Penny Drive, Construction, Landscaping, Painting, Neighborhood Clean-Up
Additional Information:
Habitat for Humanity Detroit is a great opportunity for youth to make a difference in the community! To view all our volunteer opportunities, go to www.habitatdetroit.org.