A Home Full of History. A Future Made Safer.

For more than 50 years, Rebecca Greene has called a former Libertytown schoolhouse home. When everyday activities became more difficult, Habitat Frederick’s Home Repair Program helped restore her safety and independence. Read how these repairs are helping her remain independent in the place she loves.

A Safer Path Home

For Candice, making her home safer and more accessible for her daughter felt financially out of reach. Through Habitat Frederick’s Home Repair program, several critical improvements helped make everyday routines safer, easier, and less stressful. Read how these repairs brought greater independence, dignity, and peace of mind to their family.

A Place to Call Their Own

A year ago, Ryan and Philip weren’t sure homeownership would ever be within reach. Today, they’re reflecting on the freedom, stability, and unexpected sense of community they’ve found in a place that is truly theirs. Read more about their first year as homeowners and the moments that made it feel like home.

Welcoming Angela Home!

Habitat Frederick welcomes its next homeowner! On August 31, Angela closed on her new home, and we had the honor of being by her side as she unlocked the front door for the very first time.

Habitat for Humanity Highlights Roof Repair During Budget Listening Tour

Habitat for Humanity of Frederick County recently helped a Mount Airy woman with a critical roof repair, thanks to federal funding. With that support set to expire, this organization is advocating for continued resources to assist low- to moderate-income residents and older adults in the community.