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Donating to Habitat creates a brighter economic future for low-income families right here in Dane County.

Sponsoring a Habitat build, event, or program helps create long-lasting, affordable housing solutions for working families.

Planned giving helps Habitat families achieve strength, stability, and self-reliance through homeownership. No gift is too small.

We accept cars, trucks, RVs, vans, SUVs, boats, motorcycles & more whether they’re running or not. Towing is free!

Donating to the Habitat ReStore keeps us in business. Clean out your garage or basement and help build affordable housing.

Hosting a fundraiser, purchasing tools or donating land are just a few of the alternative ways you can support Habitat.

Donating to Habitat ReStore keeps us in business. Clean out your garage or basement and help build affordable housing.

Volunteering at Habitat ReStore helps keep our store running smoothly. We can find the perfect position that matches your skills and interests.

Shop at Habitat ReStore for used furniture, appliances, home accessories, building materials and more at discounted prices, all while supporting our mission.

Use Habitat’s contractor services to give your clients’ items a second life. We offer 48-hour pick-ups, removal experts and hassle-free drop offs.

Like a food bank, but for furniture, the Furniture Bank provides local families in transitional housing with furniture to make families feel safe and comfortable.

We accept cars, trucks, RVs, vans, SUVs, boats, motorcycles & more whether they’re running or not. Towing is free!

Habitat is your partner for safe, affordable housing. We build homes and sell them to qualified families via a low- or no-interest mortgage. Learn if you qualify.

Habitat’s professional repair staff works with families based on income, need and a willingness to help with the work, offering affordable loans if needed. Learn if you qualify.

Habitat offers financial education opportunities to help families improve their credit, budgeting skills and overall financial health, preparing them for homeownership.

Attic Angels frame a new home with Habitat

“The House That Angels Built” – the moniker used by Attic Angel Community – is an appropriate description for the new Habitat home framed up last Wednesday.

More than 100 volunteers rolled up their sleeves to frame an entire home at the headquarters of Madison’s historic Attic Angel Association, 640 Junction Road. The parking lot transformed into a Habitat construction site, populated by Angels (also known as members of the association), staff members, and residents of the senior community that the Angels founded.

Attic Angel volunteers built all of the interior and exterior walls for the Habitat home, which will eventually be located in Oregon. The home will be part of a 1.3-acre development that will serve eight families in that community.

“The frame-up allows our entire Attic Angel community to come together with a common goal of building a home for a family,” said President & CEO Michelle Godfrey. “The effort aligns with our community-minded mission as well as this year’s specific annual focus on collaborative efforts to prevent housing insecurity for families with children.”

Attic Angel’s efforts will support one of the 14 new partner families that joined Habitat’s homeownership program this spring.

Take a peek at 27 WKOW 27.