Home means everything to Lidya
Home means everything to Lidya. Owning one has been the goal for her for as long as she can remember. She says that her heart skips a beat just thinking about it.
Gloria’s note of gratitude
A note of gratitude from a Habitat Tucson homebuyer: My journey has almost come to an end. I have five weeks left, and it’s been a long and hard one for me, but it’s definitely been [...]
Never Alone: Manuela’s Habitat Story
In 2013, when Ezequiel and Salome were just 7 and 8 years old, their father abandoned the family. He cut Manuela off from their bank accounts, sabotaged her car, and didn’t pay rent or child [...]
Joseph & Priscilla Brown
Joseph and Pricilla have wanted to own a home for a very long time. They want their four children to know they have a safe and stable place to come back to, with the room to grow independent and [...]
Home is Love
When they think about what their new home will be like, Adan and Guadalupe picture a completely different life. “Stability, comfort, safety – everything’s going to be better,” Guadalupe says. [...]
What Home Means to Ariel and Ana Karina
Both originally from Sinaloa in Mexico, they’re looking forward to a better life for their family. “We experienced violence in Culiacán and we didn’t want that for our children,” says Ana Karina. [...]
Serving Those who Served: John Johnson
A veteran who served in the 82nd Airborne Corp, John Johnson was struggling with the repairs his aging home required. A friend called on John's behalf and Habitat Tucson’s Home Repair Supervisor [...]
From Liberia to Tucson: Fatu’s Habitat Journey
Fatu came from Liberia to Tucson as a refugee eleven years ago.Everything she does is to provide her children with a better life.
