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For many people the new year provides a new beginning and an opportunity for self-improvement. Setting and keeping goals can be tricky, but we want to help you stick to them this year!

Habitat for Humanity’s HabiStore acts as a hub for recycling in the greater Tucson area.

For Nick and Leann, a stable place to call home allows them to focus on their faith and family. After partnering with Habitat Tucson, the two look forward to having a quiet place to study and pursue their dreams. One day, Nick hopes to become a deacon.

Back in 2007, two Habitat homebuyers said, “We want to save money to raise our child, so she can go to college in the future.” Then it happened!

The skyrocketing costs of lumber and building materials is having a serious effect on affordable housing in our community and around the country.

“We built this family, me and my wife,” Jacques says. “Anything I do, all my plans, are based on their lives and their futures.”

“That’s why we came here to the United States,” Jesus says. “To fight for a better life. Something that we deserve to have for our family—where we can be happy and together in the same place.”

Let’s celebrate Earth Day 2021 with some great tips and tricks for keeping it fresh while keeping it out of the landfill!

Since she joined the program, Felicia immediately felt part of a bigger community.

This past year, more than 155 individuals in Tucson benefited from the kindness of Habitat Tucson supporters, volunteers — and you.

Madison Owen partnered with Habitat through Beloved in the Desert, Episcopal Service Corps. The Episcopal Service Corps is a network of young adults passionate about serving others, promoting social justice, deepening spiritual awareness, discerning vocation, and living in community.