From construction to office support, your volunteer efforts help build affordable homes across the Greater Omaha area.
Your support today helps us fight the affordable housing crisis.
Buying a ticket to a Habitat event means more than having fun. You can help transform local neighborhoods one home, one family at a time.
Apply now to start your homeownership journey with Habitat. Our Home Journey Program provides financial education and support every step of the way.
New Homes Built for Families in 2023
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Years of Building Up Omaha and Its Residents
Habitat for Humanity of Omaha’s Home Journey program offers a free, personalized path to homeownership. We help families set goals and create a plan to become mortgage-ready, making your dream of owning a home a reality. All Habitat homeowners participate in this program before purchasing a house through Habitat.
Habitat Omaha provides no-interest loans to seniors and other residents in the Greater Omaha Area for essential home repairs. Approximately 150 residents benefit annually, receiving assistance to complete various home improvement projects, including heating, roofing, plumbing, electrical and exterior renovations. The program is open to all homeowners who qualify, regardless of whether you own a Habitat home.
Habitat for Humanity of Omaha, in partnership with Legal Aid of Nebraska, offers Transfer of Deed Upon Death (TDD) events to help homeowners ensure their property is passed on to their chosen beneficiaries. Learn how and why to take the vital step of protecting your family’s financial future with accurate and legally sound documentation.
Habitat Omaha aims to create thriving neighborhoods by providing high-quality and stable housing. With your help, more families can focus on education, careers and community involvement. Join our mission.
Habitat for Humanity of Omaha’s Home Journey program offers a free, personalized path to homeownership. We help families set goals and create a plan to become mortgage-ready, making your dream of owning a home a reality. All Habitat homeowners participate in this program before purchasing a house through Habitat.
Habitat Omaha provides no-interest loans to seniors and other residents in the Greater Omaha Area for essential home repairs. Approximately 150 residents benefit annually, receiving assistance to complete various home improvement projects, including heating, roofing, plumbing, electrical and exterior renovations. The program is open to all homeowners who qualify, regardless of whether you own a Habitat home.
Habitat for Humanity of Omaha, in partnership with Legal Aid of Nebraska, offers Transfer of Deed Upon Death (TDD) events to help homeowners ensure their property is passed on to their chosen beneficiaries. Learn how and why to take the vital step of protecting your family’s financial future with accurate and legally sound documentation.
Habitat Omaha aims to create thriving neighborhoods by providing high-quality and stable housing. With your help, more families can focus on education, careers and community involvement. Join our mission.
Join the over 7,626 volunteers who help turn dreams into doorsteps. Habitat offers volunteer opportunities year round in home construction, office support, Rock the Block neighborhood beautification events, ReStore operations and more. Individuals and groups are welcome. No experience needed!
With high housing costs and living expenses, affordable housing solutions are more crucial than ever. We’re dedicated to creating a more fair housing market, but we need your support. Let’s join forces and advocate for policies that promote affordable housing, so that everyone in our community has a safe place to call home.
Mercedes and her two boys, Dakhari (right) and Diontrae (left), in front of their new home at Bluestem Prairie. When...
Habitat Omaha Team at the 2024 Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project . Habitat for Humanity of Omaha team members...
Shea Griffen, far right, and CQuence team volunteering at Bluestem. Through volunteering at Habitat, Shea Griffin not only learned about...
