Now Hiring – Accounting Assistant
Accounting Assistant Company Description: Hanover and King William Habitat for Humanity is a locally run, independent affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International serving Hanover and King William Counties in Virginia. Guided by a vision that everyone should have a decent place to live, the organization brings people together to build homes, communities, and hope.
Now Hiring – Construction Assistant
Construction Assistant Pay: $18.00 - $23.00 per hour Job description: Job Summary: This position offers an excellent opportunity for an individual who wants to step into a part-time residential construction support role. The assistant will work directly with the Construction Manager on day-to-day tasks of the construction of affordable homes as Habitat works towards
Jessica & Family
For Jessica Lloyd, the journey to homeownership has been one of faith, perseverance, and deep love for her family. A resident of Hanover County, Jessica is a dedicated single mother of three—Kaylyn (14), Ethan (2), and baby Jayce—who has worked tirelessly to provide a safe and stable life for her children and her mother,
2025 Impact by the Numbers
Take a moment to look over our 2025 Annual Report!
Home Dedication – Lot 5
We were thrilled to celebrate Claudia and her twins at their home dedication on Tuesday, May 27! Joined by friends, staff, and volunteers, the day was filled with joy, gratitude, and a strong sense of community. This milestone marks the beginning of a new chapter, as Claudia became a homeowner through Habitat for Humanity’s
Home Dedication – STAR lot 4
We had a wonderful time celebrating with Mohammad and Arezo at their home dedication on Friday, February 21! Surrounded by family and friends, including their four wonderful daughters and a gathering of 25 or more loved ones, the event was filled with joy, gratitude, and new beginnings. It was significant as they purchased this
Affordable Housing Data
Last month, staff attended the Partnership for Housing Affordability's 2025 State of Housing conference. At the conference, eye-opening data reinforced the urgent need for more affordable housing locally. To afford the median home price in the region—now $410,000—a buyer must earn $123,000 annually. Five years ago, the median home price was $292,000, requiring an
