Programs & Services

This program partners low-income individuals and families to help them build and purchase safe, affordable homes. Participants contribute "sweat equity" by working on their own homes and those of others, complete financial education classes, and purchase their homes through an affordable mortgage. The program promotes long-term stability and community investment.

Designed to preserve home safety and stability, this program provides essential repairs for seniors, veterans, individuals with disabilities, and low-income households. Key focus areas include addressing health and safety hazards, improving accessibility, and enhancing energy efficiency and climate resilience.

The ReStore is a nonprofit retail outlet that sells donated furniture, appliances, building materials, and home goods to the public at discounted prices. Proceeds directly support Habitat's construction and repair programs, while the store helps divert usable materials from landfills and encourages sustainable living.

VolunteerVolunteering with Northeast Texas Habitat is a rewarding, flexible way to give back, learn practical home-improvement skills, and support families in need. Whether you’re swinging a hammer, organizing the ReStore, or helping with cleanup efforts, you’ll make a meaningful difference—and likely learn something new along the way.