Hanover and King William Habitat for Humanity will be developing 1.5 acres in Ashland at the corner of South Taylor Street and Arlington Street into a five-lot affordable home development. Habitat affectionately calls it their STAR project, short for S. Taylor and Arlington streets.
This project will cost approximately $1.6 million to develop five affordable homes due to the infrastructure costs, street-level work, and the cost of home construction. To date, we have raised $912,000. We still need to raise $688,000 to make this project a reality.
Our goal is to start the infrastructure work in the fall of 2023 and home construction in early 2024. To make this happen, we need your help.
We have identified the families that will live in these homes, which include 6 adults and 14 children.
Please consider becoming a financial supporter of this project and of our mission. No donation is too small to help offset these costs and help build a community member or family a home with an affordable mortgage.
Various sponsorship levels are available:
- House Sponsorship – $100,000 (sole home sponsor with naming rights)
- Frame Sponsorship – $30,000
- Plumbing/Electric/HVAC Sponsorship – $25,000
- Foundation Sponsorship – $15,000
- Kitchen Sponsorship – $12,000
- Roof Sponsorship – $10,000
- Doors & Windows Sponsorship – $7,500
- Room Sponsorship – $5,000
- Deck Sponsorship – $2,500
- Permit Sponsorship – $1,000
You can donate online below or send a check to PO Box 2604, Mechanicsville, VA 23116. For more information on financially supporting Hanover and King William Habitat for Humanity, please contact Michele McCabe, Director of Development at [email protected].
We also welcome donated or discounted services or labor that help offset the expenses of this development. If you are a local business and would like to help on this project, please contact Jeff Ell, Habitat Construction Manager, at [email protected].
Homeownership applications for this project have closed. If you would like to be notified when we reopen the application period for our next project, contact Kimberly Breeden at [email protected] or 804-569-6108 x 105.
