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Learn about the various ways you can get involved and volunteer with our organization.
Your donation to Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County directly impacts families in need, enabling them to build a brighter, more secure future.
We believe in creating transparency around our financials and you are encouraged to explore our annual reports and 990 Forms to see how your contributions are put to work in helping Wicomico County.
Every dollar you donate to Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County paves the way for transformative change. Your support goes beyond the construction of walls and roofs; it builds the foundation for families to grow, thrive, and contribute to their communities.
These programs provide low-income homeowners with major home repairs and age-in-place modifications to address health and safety concerns.
At Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County, we’re not just building houses—we’re crafting homes and futures for families dreaming of homeownership.
Navigating home ownership and your financial future can be daunting, but you don’t have to do it alone.
Habitat for Humanity is here to connect you with financial literacy programs tailored to your needs, helping you build a stronger, more secure financial future.
Learn about families and be inspired by their stories of strength and resilience on their journey to homeownership.
We couldn’t do this without the support of our donors, partners and volunteers. See the impact that we can achieve together.
From our humble beginnings in 1986, Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County has been driven by a singular mission: to build not just homes, but hope.
Navigating your financial future can be daunting, but you don’t have to do it alone. Habitat for Humanity is here to connect you with financial literacy programs tailored to your needs, helping you build a stronger, more secure financial future.

Our ReStore isn’t just a store; it’s a marketplace with a mission. Every purchase and donation supports our vision of a world where everyone has a decent place to live.
Call to schedule a FREE pickup! (410) 749-6325.
Women Build, a pioneering initiative by Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County, invites women to take a proactive step towards community service through construction. This program is designed for women eager to learn construction skills to help build homes, with no prior experience required.
Women Build, a pioneering initiative by Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County, invites women to take a proactive step towards community service through construction. This program is designed for women eager to learn construction skills to help build homes, with no prior experience required. Under the professional guidance of construction experts, volunteers work alongside future Habitat homeowners and other volunteers, fostering a collaborative and enriching environment. Women Build is not just about construction; it’s a platform for learning, empowerment, and community improvement.

The program emphasizes inclusivity and collaboration, welcoming individuals of all sex and gender identities to participate. It's a fantastic opportunity to involve friends and family in meaningful work with a lasting impact or to come alone and forge new friendships. The atmosphere is supportive, friendly, and focused on women helping women, sending a powerful message of solidarity and strength.

With construction costs averaging $2,000 per day, Women Build relies on the generosity of sponsors to continue its mission. Sponsorship not only provides essential funds for construction materials but also offers recognition for businesses and individuals who contribute.
It costs an average of $2,000 for one day of construction. With rising costs, your help is needed now, more than ever. Sponsorship of a Women Build brings multiple areas of recognition for you and your business, as well as the sense of satisfaction of knowing that every dollar raised goes directly to purchasing construction materials for hardworking families in need.
Each Women Build sponsorship team may send volunteers to help build on our construction site (date to be agreed upon by sponsor and our volunteer coordinator). No construction experience is necessary. We will train and provide all safety equipment and tools.
Featured logo placement on construction lot sign; prayer and speaking opportunity at home blessing; 20 Women Build tee shirts; build day with 20 volunteers (broken into four shifts of 5) and lunch; recognition in home blessing program, on social media, website logo recognition, and select press
Logo placement on construction lot sign; speaking opportunity at home blessing; build day with 10 volunteers (broken into two shifts of 5); 10 Women Build tee shirts; recognition in home blessing program, collective social media recognition post; website logo recognition.
Name placement on construction lot sign; build day with 5 volunteers; 5 Women Build tee shirts; recognition at home blessing; build day with 5 volunteers; collective social media recognition post; website name recognition
Each individual participant receives a Women Build tee shirt and the opportunity to build on a construction site. We will provide safety equipment and training.
Every home has a story, and every story is a cornerstone of our community. Follow our Partner Families on their path, whether they currently are working toward owning their Habitat home, have just purchased their Habitat home, or are happily living a life of stable self-reliance through shelter.

Jacquelyn Wright, wife of a late Vietnam Veteran, receives a well repair through Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County’s Critical Home Repair Program.

Grover and Carolyn Weatherbe Receive Home Repairs Through Habitat’s Critical Home Repair Program

45 years ago Mildred moved her four children into a home she purchased as-is. In between her three jobs, she began the process of repairing her home. As time passed, Mildred began to lose the ability to complete the repairs herself, and hiring contractors was financially out of reach. Mildred needed help.

Ms. June, widow of a veteran, needed a roof. She turned to Habitat for help.

The Avila-Hernandez family turned to Habitat for Humanity for support. Now, they have a home.

Salvanais Petit and his family escaped the political turmoil in Haiti and chose Salisbury to rebuild their lives. The Petits are grateful to be homeowners.
Through your support and collaboration, our mission is possible.
Through your investment and collaboration, our mission is possible.















































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