Habitat for Humanity of Washington County

Habitat for Humanity of Washington County is a non-profit organization based in Fayetteville, Arkansas. This ecumenical organization, affiliated with Habitat for Humanity International, operates as a homebuilder and mortgage lender. Employing five people, Habitat for Humanity of Washington County generates $5 million in annual revenue. Habitat for Humanity of Washington County focuses on building homes in partnership with low-income families who meet specific residency and HUD income guidelines. Their construction relies on volunteer labor, and homes are sold at cost with a zero-percent, 20-25 year mortgage provided by Habitat. Families interested in purchasing a home through Habitat for Humanity of Washington County must contribute a minimum of 300 hours of "sweat equity" before closing. The organization's mission is to combat poverty housing by building homes with families and engaging the community in this effort. Habitat for Humanity of Washington County aims to eliminate substandard housing within Washington County through the construction and promotion of affordable, decent housing that strengthens neighborhoods and revitalizes communities. Visit habitatwashingtoncoar.org to learn more about Habitat for Humanity of Washington County.