About Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities
Since 1993, Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities has dedicated 140 homes. We are a nonprofit Christian housing organization, and we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to build a better future. We also believe that affordable homeownership is the key to making that future possible. That’s why we build new affordable homes. These homes not only foster strength, stability, and self-reliance for our partner families—they also brighten neighborhoods. This neighborhood is a perfect example, with new Habitat homes and diverse families bringing renewed life and energy.
We couldn’t do any of this alone. Everything we accomplish is through partnership—working together with donors, sponsors, and thousands of volunteers who stand side-by-side with our partner families.
Why We Build
We build so that everyone has the opportunity to create a better future. A decent, affordable place to call home prevents trade-offs that limit educational opportunity, negatively impact health, and cause financial stress. Owning an affordable home empowers individuals and families to invest in their futures—and to build strong, stable, and self-reliant lives.
Why Your Support Matters
We build because of your support.
Your donation helps us do more.
Your donation helps families do more.
Your donation helps communities do more.
Thanks to your generosity, we are transforming lives—together.
Our Story
Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities is empowered by God to bring people together to build and renovate homes, revitalize communities, and restore hope.
Founded in 1993, Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities was born after a local mission group returned from Florida, where they were introduced to Habitat’s work while helping to rebuild after Hurricane Andrew. We serve Scott County in Iowa and Rock Island County in Illinois, and have completed over 140 homes in Davenport, East Moline, Milan, Moline, Rock Island, and Silvis.
Since our founding, Habitat families have repaid more than $1.4 million in local property taxes—demonstrating how the impact of our programs reaches far beyond the families we serve. With every family we help, the entire community benefits.
Since 1993, Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities has dedicated 140 homes. We are a nonprofit Christian housing organization, and we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to build a better future. We also believe that affordable homeownership is the key to making that future possible. That’s why we build new affordable homes. These homes not only foster strength, stability, and self-reliance for our partner families—they also brighten neighborhoods. This neighborhood is a perfect example, with new Habitat homes and diverse families bringing renewed life and energy.
We couldn’t do any of this alone. Everything we accomplish is through partnership—working together with donors, sponsors, and thousands of volunteers who stand side-by-side with our partner families.
Why We Build
We build so that everyone has the opportunity to create a better future. A decent, affordable place to call home prevents trade-offs that limit educational opportunity, negatively impact health, and cause financial stress. Owning an affordable home empowers individuals and families to invest in their futures—and to build strong, stable, and self-reliant lives.
Why Your Support Matters
We build because of your support.
Your donation helps us do more.
Your donation helps families do more.
Your donation helps communities do more.
Thanks to your generosity, we are transforming lives—together.
Our Story
Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities is empowered by God to bring people together to build and renovate homes, revitalize communities, and restore hope.
Founded in 1993, Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities was born after a local mission group returned from Florida, where they were introduced to Habitat’s work while helping to rebuild after Hurricane Andrew. We serve Scott County in Iowa and Rock Island County in Illinois, and have completed over 140 homes in Davenport, East Moline, Milan, Moline, Rock Island, and Silvis.
Since our founding, Habitat families have repaid more than $1.4 million in local property taxes—demonstrating how the impact of our programs reaches far beyond the families we serve. With every family we help, the entire community benefits.
