HFHKC is Michigan's top producing affiliate in Michigan.  Honored "Affiliate of the Year" in 2007.

Habitat hombuyers are granted up to a 30 year, zero-interest mortgages.   

HFHKC has built over 300 homes since its founding in 1983.   

HFHKC received the "Corrie Bair Inclusive Communities Award for Housing" from the State of Michigan Disability Council for building homes with zero step entry.

HFHKC is the only non-profit in Kent and Eastern Ottawa Counties serving families who earn 30%-60% of the area median income, approximately $30,000 per year, based on income guidelines for a family of four.

HFHKC has earned a 4-Star rating (out of four) on www.CharityNavigator.org, an independent non-profit rating service.

HFHKC received the award of "Deal of the Year" by Grand Rapids Business Journal.

Habitat for Humanity of Kent County builds homes that produce nearly as much energy as they consume.

HFHKC is leading the way in sustainable-design, or "green" homes.  We built the first "LEED Certified Affordable Home" in the nation, and over 80 to date, notably awarded by the U.S. Green Building Council.

In 2007, HFHKC made the commitment to build all new homes to LEED certifications.

A few thousand dollars invested in "green" building can help Habitat families save an estimated $1,000 per year in electric, water, heating and cooling costs.

For families who live close to the poverty line the savings each month help to ease the hard decision, "food or heat?"

HFHKC's Educational Partnership Program uses the construction of a Habitat home as a green building learning laboratory for the Grand Rapids Public School's Academy of Design & Construction and Grand Rapids Community College's Tassell M-Tec program.

Our ReStores are another example of HFHKC's long held environmental policy - that whatever is still functional, can and should be saved for re-use.  Building materials donated to Habitat are available for purchase at the ReStore at vastly discounted prices.

In 2007 Habitat for Humanity of Kent County was designated as an "Approved environmental group" by www.onepercentfortheplanet.org.

HFHKC is Michigan's top producing affiliate in Michigan.  Honored "Affiliate of the Year" in 2007.

Habitat hombuyers are granted up to a 30 year, zero-interest mortgages.   

HFHKC has built over 300 homes since its founding in 1983.   

HFHKC received the "Corrie Bair Inclusive Communities Award for Housing" from the State of Michigan Disability Council for building homes with zero step entry.

HFHKC is the only non-profit in Kent and Eastern Ottawa Counties serving families who earn 30%-60% of the area median income, approximately $30,000 per year, based on income guidelines for a family of four.

HFHKC has earned a 4-Star rating (out of four) on www.CharityNavigator.org, an independent non-profit rating service.

HFHKC received the award of "Deal of the Year" by Grand Rapids Business Journal.

Habitat for Humanity of Kent County builds homes that produce nearly as much energy as they consume.

HFHKC is leading the way in sustainable-design, or "green" homes.  We built the first "LEED Certified Affordable Home" in the nation, and over 80 to date, notably awarded by the U.S. Green Building Council.

In 2007, HFHKC made the commitment to build all new homes to LEED certifications.

A few thousand dollars invested in "green" building can help Habitat families save an estimated $1,000 per year in electric, water, heating and cooling costs.

For families who live close to the poverty line the savings each month help to ease the hard decision, "food or heat?"

HFHKC's Educational Partnership Program uses the construction of a Habitat home as a green building learning laboratory for the Grand Rapids Public School's Academy of Design & Construction and Grand Rapids Community College's Tassell M-Tec program.

Our ReStores are another example of HFHKC's long held environmental policy - that whatever is still functional, can and should be saved for re-use.  Building materials donated to Habitat are available for purchase at the ReStore at vastly discounted prices.

In 2007 Habitat for Humanity of Kent County was designated as an "Approved environmental group" by www.onepercentfortheplanet.org.