Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County builds more than walls.
We build lives.

Habitat for Humanity Disco Bowl-A-Thon

Join us on Saturday, July 23, 2011 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Town 'n Country Lanes in Washington, Mo.

Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County, MO, a non-profit, volunteer driven organization, was founded in 2001. Habitat is dedicated to creating work force housing for hard-working families in Franklin County.

How a home is built. Virtually every aspect of building a safe, decent, affordable home is at the direction of volunteers.

Habitat volunteers:

  • raise the funds,
  • select the site,
  • select the partner family,
  • construct the home with the partner family,
  • and then rejoice with the new Habitat homeowners.

How Partner families are selected: Families are selected using a rigorous application process. The process is based on need, income and acceptable credit history. The partnership includes the families willingness to complete 300 hours of sweat equity on their home prior to move in. Additionally, the income of these hard-working families needs to accommodate the monthly payments on a twenty-year Habitat mortgage and their monthly living expenses.

Together dedicated volunteers and partner families have built ten homes in Franklin County.

For more information contact us info@franklincountyhabitat.com