National Women’s History Month: Honoring Women’s Contributions to Housing and Communities
/in BlogEvery March, the nation comes together to celebrate National Women’s History Month, a time to honor the countless contributions women have made to society. This year, we shine a light on the incredible role women have played in addressing housing insecurity and building stronger communities—especially through their work with Habitat for Humanity Michigan. Women and […]
Daylight Saving Time: Spring Forward, Fall Back
/in BlogTwice a year, clocks across the United States change for Daylight Saving Time (DST)—a tradition that continues to spark both convenience and controversy. As we prepare to “spring forward” in March or “fall back” in November, it’s a great time to reflect on the history, purpose, and effects of this biannual time adjustment. The History […]
Habitat on the Hill 2025: Voices in Action, Building Toward Our Vision
/in BlogFrom February 11-13, 2025, housing advocates from across the nation converged in Washington, D.C., for Habitat on the Hill 2025, Habitat for Humanity’s annual legislative conference. This year’s theme, “Voices in Action, Building Toward Our Vision,” emphasizes the power of collective advocacy and grassroots action in addressing the nation’s housing challenges. A Call to Action […]
Koinonia Farm: The Roots of Habitat for Humanity and a Legacy of Racial Justice
/in BlogA lot has been written about Habitat for Humanity and its beginnings, including its founding by Millard and Linda Fuller in 1976, its global expansion, and its impact on affordable housing worldwide. To truly grasp Habitat’s commitment to equality and inclusivity, one must first explore the values and history of the community from which it […]
Black History Month
/in BlogBuilding Foundations of Equity: Honoring Black History Month with Habitat for Humanity Black History Month provides an important opportunity to reflect on the achievements and contributions of Black Americans, while also recognizing the ongoing challenges many face in achieving equity, including in housing. Habitat for Humanity is pivotal in addressing these challenges by championing safe, […]
What Groundhog’s Day Can Teach Us About Building a Better Future with Habitat for Humanity
/in BlogEach year on February 2, Groundhog Day gives us a lighthearted moment to pause and consider the future—whether it’s six more weeks of winter or an early spring. But beneath its playful surface, Groundhog Day also offers a chance to reflect on themes of shelter, resilience, and preparation—values that resonate deeply with Habitat for Humanity’s […]