WILLISTON, VERMONT (5/14/2025) – Green Mountain Habitat for Humanity (GMHFH) is excited to announce the addition of Judy Bickford, Kathy Lavoie, and John Vogel to its Board of Directors. “We... read more →
The Fair Housing Act, enacted in 1968 as part of the Civil Rights Act, is a cornerstone of U.S. civil rights legislation designed to prevent discrimination in housing. Its primary... read more →
Some of the most dedicated members of our organization are our Board of Directors. As Lily’s terms on the Board have come to an end, she has chosen to share... read more →
Our volunteers play a key role in making housing affordable for our partner families. Whether on the build site, in the ReStores, or supporting families, every action creates an impact.... read more →
Racial covenants, legal clauses written into property deeds to prevent certain racial or ethnic groups from purchasing, leasing, or occupying a property, have left a lasting impact on homeownership and... read more →
As communities across the country grapple with housing crises, one persistent obstacle often stands in the way of progress: NIMBYism. The term "NIMBY" stands for "Not In My Backyard," and... read more →
Corporate volunteerism has been gaining momentum in recent years as businesses recognize the value of giving back to their communities. Corporate volunteerism refers to initiatives where companies encourage and facilitate... read more →
Sweat equity is a cornerstone of Habitat for Humanity's mission. This concept embodies the spirit of community, hard work, and personal investment in creating affordable housing solutions. Sweat equity refers... read more →
Advocating for affordable housing is an excellent way to support Green Mountain Habitat for Humanity's mission of ensuring that everyone has a decent place to live. Vermont is currently grappling... read more →
Vermont has long been considered a progressive state when it comes to LGBTQ+ rights, but members of the community still face significant housing challenges. While the state has made strides... read more →