every
one
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needs a place to call home.
Through Gene’s 37 year career with Delta Airlines he was introduced to Habitat for Humanity and volunteered on his first build in Salt Lake City, Utah during 1998. That’s when he first got hooked, and continued his work with Habitat until his passing in November 2015.
Featured Project: Gene Chun Home Build
Our Eco-Community in Kearns represents an important innovation on our model, putting families in housing that they can afford, while also creating more sustainability for the families and our environment.
Requiring only $1.50/day to heat and air condition, the Eco-Community homes support a future that we can all benefit from.
Featured Project: Eco-Community
Sustainability Through Home Rehabilitation
Salt Lake Valley Habitat for Humanity does so much more than new construction. True to our vision of a world where everyone has a decent place to live, in addition to building homes, we build communities and make them more livable through our Neighborhood Revitalization program.
We empower Salt Lake County residents to revive their neighborhoods and enhance their quality of life.
Working closely other local nonprofits, we assist dozens of families through our transitional living program.
Repairs range from energy efficiency upgrades to critical home repairs to make homes cleaner and safer to live in.
The Sheya Family
"They work to carve out the best life they can with the hand they have been dealt."
Habitat Success Stories
The Demeke Family
"I am forever grateful for this wonderful organization."
Habitat Success Stories
The Lopez Family
"Now that we have a home my boys can finally have a pet."
Habitat Success Stories
