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Please join us in celebrating Sue Ann and wishing her all the best in her retirement!

Welcome, George! 🏠🔨

Habitat for Humanity of Salem County presents the 2025 9/11 remembrance ceremony.

Watch the interview with our own John Boucher!

Delsea, thank you! Thank you for your leadership, creativity and passion. We will miss you tremendously.

New Construction: 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Open Concept – $195,000.

Please view post for the 2024 Salem County Habitat for Humanity 5k & Color Run video.

Benefitting Salem County Habitat for Humanity’s Veterans Repair Corps. Please view post to for photos from the event.

Patricia Drummond, a U.S. Army veteran, will receive a new roof on Thursday, June 20, 2024, from High Point Roofing.

November 28, 2023. Giving our homebound friends the opportunity to leave their homes safely.

Hannah was selected as Habitats next partner family for 444 Park Ave in Penns Grove.

Congratulations to Habitat's homeowner Latoya Johnson and family. May God bless her and her family in their beautiful new home!

Welcome to the neighborhood Bill and Nicole God bless our newest Habitat for Humanity Of Salem County NJ family in their beautiful new home. Thank you Flo Willis Rogers for your family's kind donation and High Point Roofing Mannington Mills and many others for their...

October 28, 2023 at Salem County Vo-Tech. See post for details and to purchase advance tickets.

A team of PSEG Nuclear engineers and interns volunteered recently for Habitat for Humanity. The group worked on two homes in Carney’s Point, NJ.

The NJ PBS digital documentary series “21” interviews Sue Ann Leighty, the executive director of “Habitat for Humanity of Salem County, New Jersey.

To help mark the 20th anniversary of Salem Health and Wellness Foundation, an Anniversary Video Series highlighting partnerships with local nonprofit organizations was created.

Help us build more homes in Salem County and reach our goal of $15K.

We are in our 40th year of helping families in Salem County, having been established in 1982. With that in mind, we are sharing photos from 22 years ago when we built several homes on Ward Street in Salem.

The Dennis family, Marc “Bill” and Nicole, broke ground on their new home in Carneys Point earlier this year. Mrs. Dennis is in a wheelchair and their home will be constructed with handicap accessible features throughout. The Dennis family is beyond excited because it...

Two families broke ground on their future homes, and one saw their dream of homeownership come to fruition as their home was completed.

See video: The land where the Willis family grew up has been donated to Habitat for Humanity and will soon be home to two new families.

With the generous help and financial support from so many wonderful individuals, organizations and businesses, we have accomplished a lot here at Habitat!

Join us for a double groundbreaking celebration for two new homes in Carneys Point on Monday, May 2, 2022. See post for details.

Celebrate with Jon & Tesa on May 2. Please see post for location and details.

NBC10 finds out how a donation from New Jersey native Bruce Willis is leading to Habitat for Humanity homes in Salem County.

Oldmans Township has State funds available to help Township homeowners repair their homes. Assistance is provided as forgivable and deferred loans. See post for more details.

We’ve reached an incredible milestone in the story of Habitat for Humanity – the combined lifetime tithe of faithful U.S. Habitat organizations has now surpassed $300 million!

Applications are available at the Habitat Restore. Contact Habitat @ 856 299-7995 for an appointment with our Handyman Bill Nelson to see if you qualify for the grant funding!

Delsea did an amazing job and she was rewarded today with 1st place! Thank you to our Veterans who graced the float.

A group of 200 men, women and students come to Penns Grove to partner with Habitat for Humanity to build three houses between during the last two weeks of June.

USDA funding available for qualified homeowners 62+ (Grants or Low Interest Loan)

More than 40 people, including the new homeowners and the volunteers who helped to build the homes at 672 and 674 Gershal Ave., turned out this past weekend for the dedication of the structures.

We are so grateful to the wonderful individuals and organizations who donated supplies or gifts of money to help us recover after the theft this past summer. What started out as a cloud most certainly turned into the most wonderful silver lining!

Two Habitat for Humanity organizations that were the victims of recent thefts in which thousands of dollars in tools were stolen are able to carry on their missions thanks to the generosity of local residents and businesses.