Rescue Homes. Restore Blocks. Renew Communities.

Community Habitat Programs' Vision aims to acquire and restore overlooked one-to-four-unit distressed residential properties that are often too small, complex, or dispersed for larger developers. Our Mission advances housing rehabilitation, Healthy Homes for seniors, veterans, and families, homeownership, workforce development, neighborhood revitalization, and local economic opportunity.
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$100 helps fund marketing, donor and recipient relations.
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$500 supports debris removal and property stabilization.
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$1,000 helps fund inspections, surveys, or professional assessments.
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$5,000 may sponsor a defined rehabilitation component.
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$25,000 may underwrite a major construction phase.
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$50,000 establishes a leadership partnership.

Rescue a House. Restore a Block. Renew a Community.
Explore With Us!
Explore Community Habitat Programs mission with us, help us focus on distressed property rehabilitation, Healthy Homes for Seniors, Veterans, and Families, homeownership, workforce training, neighborhood revitalization, and community economic opportunity.
Communityhabitatprograms.org (CHP) is excited to be your go-to partner in this journey, teaming up with cities, municipalities, property owners, funders, residents, contractors, and organizations to build healthier neighborhoods and revive housing opportunities for all!
CHP is organized exclusively for charitable, educational, housing, community development, and neighborhood revitalization purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code.

Kenneth Ave Project Our Featured Project Donate!
We invite you to learn more about our initiatives aimed at Community Habitat Programs Inc. rescues distressed residential properties that have become burdens on neighborhoods and transforms them into safe, productive community assets. By coordinating municipalities, donors, businesses, contractors, and residents, we address overlooked properties one project and one block at a time—then reinvest what we learn and generate into the next community. Donate now to support the Kenneth Ave Project and more pathways to safe homes.

