FY2023 – 24 Impact Report
25+ years of building community
Founded in 1998, Habitat for Humanity of East Jefferson County, in collaboration with community members, built its first home in 1999 and opened its store in 2001. Over the course of more than 25 years, our organization developed a vision for permanently affordable housing: more homes built, renovated or repaired at a faster pace, and more people housed in decent homes supporting a thriving community. Witness our progress along this timeline.
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A world in which everyone has a
decent place to live
Work with community partners to build more than 120 affordable homes on the old airfield in Port Hadlock
Perform 20 critical repairs
Begin infrastructure work on old airfield in Port Hadlock. Learn more.
Complete at least 10 homes.
Repair five homes.
First home under Permanent Affordability program sold
60th Habitat home completed
11 families housed in one year, more than doubling the previous year’s record
Old airfield in Port Hadlock purchased: future site of a mixed income, permanently affordable community
Sixty homes completed or renovated and 70 families housed since 1998. Including Critical Home Repairs, more than 100 families (250+ people!) have decent places to live
Groundbreaking on Habitat’s first multi-family residences: paired homes at Landes & 18th Streets in Port Townsend
Permanent Affordablility program concept work begins
30th Critical home repair completed
50th Habitat home completed
Brinnon incorporated into Critical Home Repair program
10th critical repair completed in Quilcene
25th Habitat home completed
Critical Home Repair program established with a focus on the Quilcene-Brinnon area
15th Habitat home completed
Innaugural Care-A-Vanners build