HOUSING | Amarillo Habitat for Humanity
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AMARILLO HABITAT HOMEOWNERSHIP

Everyone deserves a place to call home!

HOW DO I BECOME A HABITAT HOMEOWNER?

Do you meet the following criteria? 

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NEED FOR SHELTER

  • Don’t Own a Home

  • Lack of adequate space

  • Overcrowded living conditions

  • Unsanitary or unsafe living conditions

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FINANCIAL 

RESPONSIBILITY

  • Employed 12+ Months

  • Meet Income Requirements

  • Paid Rent 12+ Months

  • Lived in Amarillo min. 1 year

  • Pay a $1,500 down payment

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WILLINGNESS TO PARTNER

  • Invest 500 “Sweat Equity” hours

  • Work alongside volunteers and sponsors

  • Attend 30 financial stability classes

Family Income Guidelines

Effective: 2023

MEET OUR FAMILIES

Our next homeowner is a single mother to three wonderful children. When she is not working, she aims to be a positive addition to the lives of others around her by expanding her territory of volunteer work and through her strong belief in the Bible. She has been with Habitat through the struggles of the Covid-19 pandemic and says that even with difficult times, she’s been surrounded by a wonderful group of God-believers who have uplifted and stood by her family through their Habitat journey. Her heartfelt prayer is that those who are assisting the family and volunteer building their home receive double blessings for their efforts. She finds solace in the serenity prayer, seeking the wisdom to distinguish between what can and can not be changed. Her goal is to have her Habitat home paid off within five years and to continue helping others in her same situation. She states “Habitat for Humanity has illuminated my life and my children’s lives, offering hope for families that follow us. As we move forward, the lyrics “ain’t no stoppin’ us now, we’re on the move, ain’t no stoppin’ us now, we’ve got the groove” ring true, reflecting our determination to overcome obstacles and embrace positive change.”

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