Our annual, much anticipated fundraising weekend with the Lakeshore Chinooks is right around the corner!
Support Habitat for Humanity - Ozaukee by purchasing a Habitat Package for either Saturday, July 29th or Sunday, July 30th as the Lakeshore Chinooks take on the Wausau Woodchucks.
The package is $20 and includes a reserved grandstand ticket, hot dog, chips, and a soda voucher. $5 from every package sold, when using code HABITAT4HUMANITY will be donated to our organization.
The Lakeshore Chinooks game are an amazing family fun time that guarantees all ages will have a blast, while helping Habitat!
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July is the last month to donate your aluminum cans for the Novelis - Recycle for a Cause campaign.
Novelis will generously provide a grant to the Habitat location that collects the most cans!
There are donation bins behind the Ozaukee Nonprofit Center in Grafton at 2360 Dakota Drive, Grafton.
Drive around the back of the building and you will see a small fenced in area. The gate has a bungee cord on it and you will see two blue recycling bins. Small bags of cans can be put into the bins, and large bags can be placed just inside the fenced area. Aluminum cans only please!
If you can't make it to the ONC but still want to donate, you can take your cans to your local recycling center and ask for a receipt with the weight of the cans. You can mail this receipt to:
Peter Federspiel
Attn: Habitat
342 W. Western Avenue
Port Washington, WI 53074-2224
Habitat for Humanity - Ozaukee is dedicated to the enrichment of our local community. By helping under-served residents realize their dream of home ownership, we help families and children achieve strength, self-reliance and stability. A house is more than a home and when you help families achieve their goal of home ownership the benefits to our community are boundless!
Strong and stable homes help to build strong and stable communities.
A decent place to live and an affordable mortgage create a situation where homeowners can save more,
invest in education, pursue opportunity and have more financial stability. It can remove barriers to
opportunities, success and health that might have been part of a family's life for years, if not generations.
Investments in affordable housing are repaid in the form of stronger local economies; a stable, skilled workforce; a working social safety net and revitalized neighborhoods.
With a little help, we all have the potential to stand on our own.
Strength Stability Self-Reliance Shelter
Starting with the first Habitat home completed in 2003, we have built 12 new homes alongside Ozaukee County families. Habitat home building efforts and new homeowners have contributed nearly $450,000 to the economy through local land development and building expenditures, taxes and fees, educational costs, retail spending and other economic activity.
For more news about Habitat and our project updates, see
what we've been building HERE.
The pick-up services are free, but need to be scheduled ahead of time. Additionally, there are deconstruction services to salvage reusable items like kitchen cabinets from residential and commercial properties. We also partner with businesses that are moving, remodeling, or liquidating inventory.
Our volunteers are the heart of Habitat. We have a variety of volunteer opportunities that can leverage your talents or help you develop new skills.These range from construction and building support to fundraising, marketing and community outreach and behind-the-scenes help to keep our Habitat community efforts humming along.Training and orientation are provided. Click HERE to learn more.
In addition to building homes with families of low and modest income, we also offer home repairs to families
in need of assistance, improving their homes so they can care for the elderly, handicapped, veterans or supporting other needs so they maintain a dignified lifestyle. Learn more here.