Build hope. Build homes.

Volunteers are the heart of Habitat. Whether you have one Saturday or one year, there's a meaningful way to help build affordable homes in Wenatchee.

Habitat for Humanity volunteers framing a home on a Wenatchee build site

Find your way to help.

Every volunteer makes the next home possible: on site, at the store, or behind the scenes.

On the build site

Framing, painting, landscaping. Training provided. No construction experience required.

At the Habitat Store

Greet shoppers, sort donations, stage merchandise. A great fit for any skill level.

Events & committees

Help with fundraisers, family selection, the building committee, or board service.

Group builds

Bring your team, church, sports group, or class. Participants must be 16 or older.

Wilson Street, right now

This is where your Saturdays go.

The single-family home in front is finished and the four new homes behind it are under construction. We are looking for more applicant families to partner with Habitat. Learn how to apply →

Foundation forms set for the new Habitat homes on Wilson Street in Wenatchee — Foundation forms set

Concrete being poured for a Habitat home foundation on Wilson Street — Concrete poured

Building materials delivered to the Wilson Street Habitat build site — Materials on site

Where you'll build

The Wilson Street Project

Most build-site shifts right now are on Wilson Street, where five new homes are taking shape: one single-family home and two duplexes.

See the Wilson Street Project →

Another way to help

Shifts at the Habitat Store

Sort donations, stage merchandise, and welcome shoppers Wednesday to Saturday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Training provided.

Visit the Habitat Store →