make an impact
However you choose to support Habitat Charlotte Region, you are making an impact on families that will last for generations.
Thank you for your commitment!
However you choose to support Habitat Charlotte Region, you are making an impact on families that will last for generations.
Thank you for your commitment!
Make a lasting difference through a legacy (planned) gift to Habitat Charlotte Region. Legacy gifts, such as a bequest, life income plan or beneficiary designation, provide a way to support Habitat Charlotte Region in the future while maintaining control over your estate and assets.
For more information making a legacy gift, please contact Jeremy Hall at jkhall@habitatCLTregion.org or 704.226.8117.
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Habitat Charlotte has partnered with FreeWill to remove the stress from planned giving. It takes just 20 minutes to create your will. And once you do, you will also be a member of our Generations Society, a group dedicated to improving lives both today and tomorrow.
Try it for yourself. Go to FreeWill.com/habitatCLTregion to see how easy it is to change lives through a legacy gift.
Already included a gift in your will or trust to Habitat Charlotte Region? Please take a minute to fill out this form so we can thank you for your lasting commitment to build community in the Charlotte Region, and ensure our records are up-to-date!
Many employers will match tax-deductible charitable contributions made by their employees, retirees and employees’ spouses. Contact your company’s HR department for specific matching gift options. If you have completed a matching gift form, please include it with your gift to Habitat Charlotte Region at the mailing address, or fax the form to 704.342.1797.
Habitat Charlotte Region provides donor opportunities to make honorarium and memorial gifts and will send to the individual of your choice a specially designed notification card. You may indicate Honor or Memorial Gifts on the donation form on this page.
For more information, please contact Jeremy Hall at jkhall@habitatCLTregion.org or 704.226.8117.
Donations of new building materials can be made to Habitat Charlotte Region’s construction initiatives. Donations can also be made to Habitat Charlotte Region in the form of professional services required on construction sites, such as masonry, HVAC installation, electrical wiring, plumbing and more.
To make an in-kind donation, please contact Cheryl Buchler at cbuchler@habitatCLTregion.org.
In-kind donations can also be made through non-construction services offered by local donors. Lawyers, accountants, graphic designers, interior designers, and financial counselors are just a few of those who have contributed their time and resources to help further Habitat Charlotte Region’s mission.
Please contact Jeannie Pierce, Volunteer Engagement Coordinator, at jpierce@habitatCLTregion.org or 704.716.7040 ext. 2230 to donate your services to the organization.
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When you donate new or gently-used items to a Habitat ReStore, you’re making affordable homeownership a reality, and you’re also keeping perfectly usable items from needlessly going to waste in a landfill. Donations to the ReStore are tax-deductible.
To learn more, visit Charlotte Region ReStore or call 704.392.4495.
Thank you for generously supporting the incredible work and impact of Habitat Charlotte Region’s mission in our neighborhoods – none of which would be possible without the loyal support of donors like you!
To make a stock gift to Habitat Charlotte Region, you will need to forward the following information to your account manager/bank:
The Armillary Group of Wells Fargo Advisors
Account Name: Habitat for Humanity of the Charlotte Region
Account Representative: Phyllis Walkowiak
Account #: 5172-0382
DTC #: 0141
Phone: 704.442.6308
For any other questions about making a gift to Habitat Charlotte Region, please contact Jeremy Hall at 704.226.8117 or by email at jkhall@habitatCLTregion.org.
Do you have a traditional IRA? Based on a number of factors, you may make a tax-free gift to Habitat Charlotte Region directly from your IRA. Your gift can also help you reach your Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) for a year. Your financial or tax advisor can provide you with up-to-date information.
There are a couple of ways for you to contribute:
For your account administrator:
Habitat for Humanity of the Charlotte Region
Tax ID: 56-1366233
Let us know your decision to make a gift so that Habitat Charlotte Region can thank you and ensure your gift will be used as you choose.
What is a Habitat Charlotte Region Ambassador?
From luncheons and galas to advocacy, Habitat Charlotte Region Ambassadors are donors who help connect the broader community to our organization’s incredible work. By inviting friends, family, and peers to Habitat Charlotte Region fundraising programs and events, Ambassadors strengthen our network and capacity to serve more families across Mecklenburg and Iredell Counties.
Overall, Ambassadors bring people together to mitigate the impact of the current affordable housing crisis.
If you want to become a Habitat Charlotte Region Ambassador, please sign up at the link below or contact Jeremy Hall at jkhall@habitatCLTregion.org.
Car donations are another way to support Habitat Charlotte Region’s mission. When you make a donation to Cars for Homes, you help Habitat Charlotte Region build and repair homes in your own community for families in need.
The car donation process is quick and easy. You can donate online or call toll-free to 1.877.277.4344. If you donate an automobile or other vehicles, you may be eligible for a tax deduction.
You can learn more about Cars for Homes on their website.
| Household Size | Bedrooms |
|---|---|
| Single adult or couple with no children | 2 |
| Single adult or couple with 1 child | 3 |
| Single adult or couple with 2 children | 3 |
| Single adult or couple with 3 children | 4 |
| Single adult or couple with 4 children* | 4 |
| Single adult or couple with 5 or more children | 5 |
| Single adult or couple with 4 children where age (13 or over), age difference (4 yrs or more apart), or gender doesn't allow sharing | 5 |
House sizes for households with multiple adults or adults who are not married will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
* Children of the same gender who are under 13-years-old and fewer than 4 years apart in age could be required to share a room.