When you make a financial contribution to a nonprofit organization, you want to trust that the vast majority of the money goes to supporting the core mission and services of the organization. As such, nonprofits and charities are evaluated on what percentage of the funds they raise is used to directly help the people they serve. read more
Twenty Wofford students to build two Habitat homes during Interim designed to study affordable housing. read more
Habitat Spartanburg plans to build two new Habitat homes at the corner of Union Street and Ponce de Leon Avenue -- an opportunity that creates a wealth of options for new homeowners. read more
Habitat for Humanity of Spartanburg and Habitat for Humanity of Cherokee are collaborating to build a new, affordable home in Chesnee for the Foster family. read more
Habitat Spartanburg earns Charity Navigator's 4-Star Rating. Only two other Habitat affiliates scored higher on the 100-point matrix that analyzes financial statements and nonprofit transparency. read more
First Presbyterian Church of Spartanburg will raise the walls on its fully sponsored home on Thursday, Feb. 21. read more
Habitat for Humanity of Spartanburg’s strong financial health and commitment to transparency and accountability have earned it a 4-Star rating from Charity Navigator, America’s largest independent charity evaluator. This is the third consecutive year that Habitat Spartanburg has earned the top distinction. read more
“I’m amazed and thankful that something I love doing so much is helping someone else catch a break.” These words pierced my ears as Charlene Lyle, a faifthful volunteer and Board Members, said them at a recent meeting. As I listened to these words, my heart skipped a beat. read more
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