every volunteer
helps a family secure independence and shelter.
Volunteer on Your Own
Want to lend a hand and make a difference? You’re in the right place!
Volunteers like you have helped more than 450 local families find a safe, stable place to call home. Whether you’ve never picked up a hammer or you’re a pro with power tools, we’d love to have you on our team. People of all backgrounds, beliefs, and skill levels are welcome - just bring your heart and your helping hands!
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Corporate Teams
Looking for a team-building experience that actually builds something? Swap spreadsheets for shovels and help create real impact in our community.
A Corporate Team Build with Beaches Habitat is a fun, hands-on way to strengthen your team while supporting the construction of safe, affordable homes.
This is a paid team build experience to help off-set the costs of construction and includes benefits for your team.
Community Groups
Got a group of friends, family members, or a church crew looking to do something good together? Join us for a group volunteer day!
We welcome groups of 5 or more to build with us on Thursdays, Fridays, or Saturdays. Group volunteer days are a popular activity, so spots fill up fast. Make sure to sign up early!
Build Campaigns
To encourage participation and grow community support around a specific build, Beaches Habitat holds campaign builds each year - Women Build, Veterans Build, and Faith Build.
All are welcome, regardless of your skills or construction experience. Our knowledgeable staff and volunteer leaders will teach and guide you. Each campaign offers a fun, supportive environment and meaningful ways to get involved - on the build site, through fundraising, or by helping spread the word.
Whether you want to learn new skills, meet new people, or rally your network around a home, our build campaigns are a rewarding way to partner with Beaches Habitat for Humanity.
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Court Ordered Volunteers
Need to complete court-ordered community service hours? We may be able to help.
Some court-ordered volunteers are eligible to work on our construction sites. Please make sure to read our policy carefully and ensure you've been approved before signing up.
