Midland County Habitat for Humanity (MCHFH) is a non-profit, interdenominational Christian ministry dedicated to eliminating substandard housing by building decent, affordable housing through a partnership of volunteers and Midland County people in need. Houses are built using volunteer labor and donated materials. Then employing biblical economics, homes are sold to families at no profit and through an interest-free mortgage.
MCHFH is one of over 2,200 Habitat for Humanity International affiliates in 100 countries around the world. HFHI was created in 1976 and to date has built 225,000 homes worldwide, providing over one million people in more than 3,000 communities safe, affordable shelter. Midland County Habitat was formed in 1988 and to date has built 57 homes; homes that house 88 adults and 165 children.
General Information
The links listed below are open to all and provide useful information to prospective partner families, volunteers and to those who wish to donate funds or goods to Midland County Habitat for Humanity.
- Mission Statement.
- History and Philosophy of MCHFH.
- How to Apply for a Home.
- The Application Selection Process.
- Sweat Equity - What Counts.
- Picture & Cost of the Typical MCHFH house.
- 2008 Construction Plan.
- Support MCHFH as a Volunteer.
- Support MCHFH Financially.
- Home Sponsorship.
- MCHFH Heart-of-Christmas Gift Program.
- MCHFH Statistics.
- 2008 Board Members.
- Financial Statement.
- ReStore.
- FAQs.
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The links listed below are intended for use by MCHFH management.