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AmeriCorps members like Claire serve full-time helping families build strong and stable homes, all while gaining real-world experience. AmeriCorps members serve in leadership roles on an active build site and at a local Habitat affiliate assisting families, volunteers and staff.

It isn’t every day a reporter from London stops by one of the poorest neighborhoods in all of Tucson.

And what he discovered in Amphi was Habitat building more than just houses. He saw how when we come together as a community, what we’re really building together is hope.

Patricia is an 87-year-old Airforce Veteran living in Tucson. She told our volunteers how thankful she was for their help repairing her home.

There’s still time! Time to give families the gift of a warm and happy home. Time to help build strong and stable communities. Time to make a difference—right here in Tucson.

Make a matched gift today, and match each heart with a home.

For Gabrielle Bellefeuille, her passions for community involvement and impact led her to Habitat AmeriCorps after her Air Force service. In partnership with Habitat for Humanity, AmeriCorps members work to help our communities build strength, stability, and independence.

The very first Habitat volunteer. Builder of over 250 Habitat Tucson homes. Devoted father, husband, and community member. All these describe the incomparable Leland Yarbrough.

A gifted carpenter, Leland brought the quality of his craft to the construction team. His faith led him to serve, and thousands of people were impacted by his generosity.

That includes Leland’s daughter, Leah. Recently, Leah’s husband received an unexpected bonus through his work and she was inspired make a gift to Habitat.

“It was a way to honor God and honor our Pops,” Leah said.

Every day, seven people die in home fires, most in homes that lack working smoke alarms. Making sure a home is safe takes more than building a solid foundation. Habitat Tucson, in partnership with the Tucson Fire Department, is ensuring that homeowners have new and working smoke alarms in their homes.

The soil was soft under our shoes, and the community garden was flourishing. But the Literacy Garden was in desperate need of some shade – a respite from the sun, and a place to rest.

That’s where our Lowe’s Heroes came in.

On behalf of C.H. Robinson, we invite you to become a donor for our annual giving campaign, Robinson Cares Week.

Robinson Cares Week will directly support Habitat for Humanity Tucson through online donations and volunteering to help build a home.
 
Help us reach our fundraising goal of $5,000 USD!