Our mission at Staunton-Augusta-Waynesboro Habitat for Humanity is clear: building and restoring homes, lives, and communities through faith. This mission guides everything we do as we work to provide safe, affordable homes for families in our community.

Our friends at Renewing Homes of Greater Augusta do a fantastic job, accomplishing dozens of critical home repairs in our region each year. We try to help by providing access to low- and no-cost materials at the ReStore, and we fully support their work and their mission.

A family moved into a Habitat home last week, and we will be closing on another home purchase in a few weeks. The year 2025 promises to be very productive, as we focus on our mission to help provide affordable housing to our partner families.

We have some great news to share today! Jill Bader, SAW Habitat Programs Director, and a team of dedicated professionals finalized the details on a home sale, and a Habitat family moved into a new house this morning!

The Board of Directors of SAW Habitat for Humanity is incredibly pleased to announce the appointment of David Wenger as the affiliate’s new interim Executive Director. We hired David to help lead our organization in refocusing on our core mission of building affordable housing.

One of the things I like best about working at a nonprofit organization, after the fact that it is our job to help our neighbors, is that we are required to be non-political. We don't get involved in the electoral process at all.

We had a visit this week from Mike Staley, a reporter from WHSV-TV. He spent some time with our Executive Director and ReStore Director Angie Terry, talking about our inspiring comeback story.

Did you ever wonder what happens to the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree after the season? It's actually sent to a sawmill, and the lumber produced is donated to a Habitat affiliate, usually in the same area from which the tree originated.

One of the staples of the holiday season is Frank Capra’s classic film “It’s a Wonderful Life.” In case anyone needs a refresher, it tells the story of George Bailey, who is despondent one Christmas Eve, and considering ending his life.