Habitat for Humanity of Berks County
What does a Habitat for Humanity of Berks County home mean for your community?
How Can you Help?
Habitat for Humanity of Berks County serves people earning a modest wage and pursuing a more prosperous life.
Volunteer
Donate
Restore
Non-Profits
We help non-profit organizations grow by providing minor renovations that can often be completed at a lower cost through volunteers.
Our Vision
Our Mission
Shop and Donate to the Store that Builds Houses!
Hard to find items such as doors, living room and bedroom furniture, appliances, building materials and much more arrive every day. It is a DIY-er and second-use shopper’s paradise. All the profits from your purchases support the Habitat Berks mission!
Donate to ReStore
Give new life to your gently used home improvement items by donating them to the Habitat Berks ReStore.
Join Us!
What to be more involved in your area? Want to make a difference to many – Volunteer!
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Affiliate Office
201 Washington Street
Suite 329
Reading, PA 19602
Phone
Hours
Saturday & Sunday Closed
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Habitat for Humanity of Berks County serves people earning a modest wage and pursuing a more prosperous life.
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Habitat for Humanity of Berks County Announces Four New Board Members
For Immediate Release: Habitat for Humanity of Berks County announced today the appointment of four new members to the board of directors. Mitzie Baez is a Reading High School alum, and a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She serves as an adjunct professor for...
Groundbreaking Held for Berks County Affordable Housing Project
Habitat for Humanity and Neighborhood Housing Services are teaming up to help families realize their dreams of owning a home. On Monday both groups hosted a groundbreaking ceremony to mark a project to build a duplex in Maidencreek Township. The families who will live...
Habitat for Humanity in Berks County has Taken Toll After Pandemic
If you volunteer, you're likely still not immune to the aftereffects of the pandemic, even though you're doing important work. Habitat for Humanity chapters have experienced a shortage of volunteers, a pinch of rising housing demand, and increasing building material...