News

At Knoxville Habitat for Humanity, we are doing exciting things. We build more than houses. We help to change lives. As such, we are always have good news to share about the progress we are making towards eliminating substandard housing in Knox County.’

 

If you want to learn more about Knoxville Habitat for Humanity and the positive change we are bringing about in our community, please peruse our recent news below.  Also, you can check out our PRESS RELEASES, read back issues of our e-newsletters “Green & BluePrints” or “Re-Use News”, or read what journalists and media outlets are writing about us in the news.

 

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Recent News

For Christina Upton, owning her own home is a dream come true, and one that she never thought would be possible.   Christina will be the homeowner for the 400th house built by Knoxville Habitat for Humanity that will blitz Saturday, Nov. 6...
Yale Locks & Hardware, an ASSA ABLOY Group company, celebrated a major milestone in its 10-year, $11 million partnership with Habitat for Humanity, with the installation of the 500,000th lockset the company has provided for Habitat houses...
When it comes to fundraising creativity, the residence halls at The University of Tennessee have earned the grade of A+. UT Housing, which consists of staff, graduate students, hall directors, resident assistants and, of course, the residents...
Amy Oprea's life story is like one of the novels she loves to read. Amy is a quiet and unassuming woman who works nearly unnoticed to the public, behind the scenes at our Thrift Store, where she logs 40+ hours a week sorting and racking all of...
Knoxville history enthusiasts take note: Knoxville Habitat for Humanity recently helped to preserve an important element in the city’s black heritage by donating land once used as a station on the Underground Railroad for fugitive slaves on their...
Dear Friends:   All year long, we ask you for your support for our mission and ministry, and you have consistently stepped up to offer it.  

Homeownership is a big part of The American Dream. At Knoxville Habitat for Humanity, we are a proud partner with individuals and families who are living in substandard housing conditions who want a safe and comfortable place to call home.

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