Building homes and hope across El Paso
Habitat for Humanity of El Paso partners with local families to build and repair affordable homes. Read the latest from our build sites, and find your way to help.
What we do in El Paso
We're the local Habitat affiliate serving El Paso County. With homeowner partners, volunteers, and donors, we build new homes, repair existing ones, and run the Habitat ReStore that helps fund it all. One family, one address at a time.
Homeownership
Home Repairs
Veteran's Repairs
Habitat ReStore
How Habitat works
It's a hand up, not a handout. Homeowner partners invest hundreds of hours of sweat equity, complete homeownership classes, and buy their homes with an affordable mortgage. Donations and volunteer hours make every build possible.
Before you give, see where Habitat for Humanity donations actually go in El Paso: the builds, the 32 annual repairs, and everything the ReStore funds.
Got a couch you cannot move alone? Free furniture pickup in El Paso is simpler than you think. See what qualifies, how to book, and what to have ready.
Texas veterans should not pay out of pocket for a failing roof. Compare home repair grants and see which El Paso repair programs you can actually use.
Most falls at home happen in the bathroom. See the El Paso tub to shower program for seniors, who qualifies, and the safety fixes to make this week.
Sweat equity hours sit at the heart of the Habitat model. See what counts, how many El Paso families complete, and how the hours fit a working schedule.
Planning a team volunteer day in El Paso? Compare build sites and ReStore shifts, see group size limits, and learn how to book your corporate crew.
Giving Day is October 15. See what one day of local giving actually builds in El Paso, where every dollar lands, and how to set your reminder now.
Not sure the ReStore will take it? See exactly what Habitat ReStore accepts in El Paso, what it cannot take, and how to prep a donation for drop-off.
Furnishing a place in El Paso does not have to drain your account. Find cheap furniture that actually lasts and learn why to shop the ReStore first.
Affordable housing in El Paso is tighter than ever. See the 2026 income limits, the programs that help, and how local families become homeowners.
Four ways to get involved
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Donate
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Volunteer on a build
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Shop the ReStore
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Share our story
Voices from our El Paso community
