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Get ready to celebrate!

We are excited to gather with you for a unique 40th Anniversary Event celebrating 40 years of working alongside 500 families to help them build and buy their homes!

See below for event details, or click here to become an event sponsor!

Come celebrate 40 years and 500 homeowners with us!

REGISTER HERE

Event Details

  • Thursday, October 26, 2023
  • Registration & Reception begins: 5:15 pm
  • Program & Dinner: 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
  • The Goei Center: 818 Butterworth St SW, Grand Rapids

Keynote  Speaker & Address

Majora Carter,
Revitalization Strategist and Social-Enterprise Pioneer

“Affordable Homeownership: The Impact on Urban and Rural Communities”

Majora Carter is a real estate developer, urban revitalization strategy consultant, MacArthur Fellow and Peabody Award winning broadcaster. She’s responsible for the creation of numerous economic development, technology inclusion & green-infrastructure projects, policies and job training & placement systems. She is also a lecturer at Princeton University’s Keller Center.

She is quoted on the walls of the Smithsonian Museum of African-American History and Culture in DC: “Nobody should have to move out of their neighborhood to live in a better one” – which is also the subtitle of her 2022 book, Reclaiming Your Community.

Learn more about Majora and her work here.

REGISTER HERE

2023 Habitat Kent Awards

Hope Award: Habitat Kent Founders
Honoring those who emulate hope in our community

Stability Award: Van Haren Electric
Honoring a long-term supporter with roots in our past and a vision for the future

Opportunity Award: Mercantile Bank
Honoring a partner who furthers our mission through collaboration, innovation and opportunities

Interested in becoming a sponsor? Click here to learn more.

Thank you to all of our Event Sponsors!

Platinum Sponsor

Wells Fargo

Gold Sponsors

The DECC Company

Lake Michigan Credit Union

Mercantile Bank

Williams Distributing/Kitchen & Bath

Silver Sponsors

Comerica

Erhardt Construction

Fishbeck

Macatawa Bank

Bronze Sponsors

BDO USA P.C.

Behler Young

First Community Bank

Flexco

Insignia Homes

Meijer

Miller Pipeline

Standard Lumber

Telosa Consulting

Warner Norcross + Judd

Wolverine Building Group

Zeeland Lumber

Thank you to all of our 40th Anniversary Build Sponsors
(celebrating 500 Habitat Kent Homeowners)

Belwith Keeler

BlueLinx

Bradford White

Budget Blinds

Carrier Plumbing

Chervon – EGO

Carter Lumber

Dykstra Cement Contractors

Eikenhout Inc.

Feenstra & Associates

Ferris Coffee & Nut

Flooring by Design

Gentex

Gordon Water Systems

Great Lakes Superior Walls

High Grade Concrete

Hoekwater Excavating

Johnstone Supply

Kamps Pallets

Kent Door & Specialty

Modern Hardware

National Nail

R&R Mechanical Services

RepcoLite Paints

Standard Lumber

The Crane Guy

The Flying Locksmiths

Wilderness Electric, Inc

Tubergen Construction

Williams Distributing/Kitchen & Bath

Zeeland Lumber

A Home Can Change Lives

Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity of Kent County brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.

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    425 Pleasant St. SW
    Grand Rapids, MI 49503
    (616) 774-2431

  • Main Office Hours:

    Monday – Thursday: 9am – 3:30pm*

    *Visits at all other times are by appointment only. Please call (616) 774-2431 to schedule an appointment.

  • ReStore South: Division

    5701 Division Ave S
    Wyoming, MI 49548
    (616) 531-4591

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    5920 Alpine Ave NW
    Comstock Park, MI 49321
    (616) 647-9292

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    Monday-Tuesday: CLOSED
    Wednesday-Friday: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
    Saturday: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

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    **PLEASE NOTE: DONATION HOURS CURRENTLY VARY DUE TO STAFFING – Please call ahead.

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Interested in this house? Get a pre-qualification letter from a participating mortgage lender participating within our program requirements:

  • Mercantile Bank, Staci Nichols
  • Choice One Bank, Bonnie Potter
  • Mortgage 1, Dan Grzywacz , or
  • Click here to see a list of MHSDA-approved lenders

Veteran Homeownership Application List

Thank you for your interest in our Veteran Homeownership program. Please fill out the information below and a member of our Homeowner Services team will reach out when we have homeownership opportunities available.

Home Repair Wait List

Group Interest Survey

  • Habitat for Humanity of Kent County provides a variety of volunteer opportunities which can vary depending on the group size, age restrictions, season and general availability. Construction opportunities are full day commitments. Should you prefer a partial day activity or volunteers to work in shifts you will be scheduled for specific tasks or in one of our 3 ReStore locations.
  • Age restrictions apply to certain projects and will be enforced. Most tasks require volunteers to be at least 16 years old. Specific jobs may allow other ages. These restrictions will be indicated by a member of the volunteer services department when a date is offered.
  • Please acknowledge that you understand groups may not be confirmed until 30-60 DAYS PRIOR TO THE DATE AGREED UPON by our volunteer services department. Due to the volume of requests for volunteer opportunities, we will ask that you agree/disagree to the date we offer within a week’s time (unless otherwise noted in our email). This ensures we can look for an alternative date if necessary and place you within a timely fashion.
  • After the completed form is submitted expect to be contacted by a member of our volunteer services department within one week.