San Diego Habitat for Humanity President/CEO Lori Pfeiler is in Washington, DC, this week, warning that proposed federal cuts will worsen the affordable housing crisis facing San Diego and other communities across the United States.

San Diego Pride and Habitat for Humanity are thrilled to announce a new partnership around shared values that will bring together LGBTQ community members from across the San Diego region to build homes.

Habitat for Humanity, Wounded Warrior Project, Team Rubicon, and Active Duty Service Members Build a Home for Single Parent Navy Veteran

Over 120 volunteers from the Presbyterian community in San Diego County joined San Diego Habitat for Humanity on six different job sites on Saturday, November 4th. 

On Saturday, October 21, San Diego Habitat for Humanity announced its continued partnership with Bank of America.  A donation of $35,000 and the hard work of 25 bank employee volunteers helped build homes and better the lives of local families.

San Diego Habitat for Humanity and Realty Income Corporation (Realty Income, NYSE: O), The Monthly Dividend Company®, came together today to build better life stories for local hardworking families in need of decent, affordable housing.

Women from all over San Diego County will come together to make a difference for local families in need of improved housing.  They will begin building 11 homes at Habitat for Humanity’s newest community in Logan Heights as a part of National Women Build Week, sponsored by Lowe’s.

San Diego Habitat for Humanity will provide upgrades to the home of Ray Chavez, who, at 105 years young, is the oldest living Pearl Harbor veteran. His daughter, Kathleen, is also a veteran of the U.S. Navy, serving from 1974 until 1990. She was the Navy’s first female jet mechanic, working on the F-14 Tomcats beginning in 1974. She owns the home that her father lives in.