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Habitat for Humanity is a Christian organization that welcomes volunteers from all faiths who are committed to Habitat's goal of eliminating poverty housing.
Habitat for Humanity of Morgan County is a nonprofit Christian ministry dedicated to eliminating substandard housing in Morgan County, Alabama. We provide opportunities for the community to show God’s love in action in partnership with people in need, as we break the cycle of poverty by providing decent, affordable housing and improving the quality of life of our partner families.

Habitat invites people of all backgrounds, races and religions to build houses together in partnership with families in need.  Check out our CONSTRUCTION CALENDAR to see where we currently need volunteers.

ALABAMA GIVES...
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Top 3 Myths About Habitat for Humanity:

• Habitat homes are given away.
Habitat houses are sold at cost and with no interest to Habitat families.
House payments are used to build more Habitat houses.

• Anyone can get a Habitat house.
Families are selected based on three criteria: need for decent, affordable housing;
ability to repay a zero-interest mortgage; willingness to put in 400 hours of “sweat equity”,
including several hours of educational classes that help them succeed as homeowners.

• Jimmy Carter started Habitat.
Habitat for Humanity International was started by Millard and Linda Fuller.
Jimmy Carter is our most famous volunteer.

  
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Habitat News

Donate by Surfing, Shopping & Eating!Donate by Surfing, Shopping & Eating!
What if Habitat for Humanity of Morgan County (HFHMC) earned a penny every time you searched the Internet? Or how about if a percentage of every purchase you made online or at a local restaurant went to support our cause? Well, now it can! [ ...more ]
RECYCLE (and build a house)!!RECYCLE (and build a house)!!
The Habitat ReStore continues to accept aluminum cans for recycling, but no longer takes plastic . [ ...more ]