Habitat

cost of home

Today, 1 in 6 families pay half or more of their income on their rent or mortgage, often choosing between paying for housing or nutritious food, reliable transportation, or even life saving medicine. That is unacceptable. Your home shouldn't cost you anywhere near half your paycheck. Home shouldn't cost you your health or your kids' education. When the cost of home is your family's future, the cost is too high and that is something none of us can afford. On June 12, 2019, Habitat for Humanity International is kicking off our Cost of Home advocacy campaign. This effort aims to find solutions and create policies that will allow 10 million individuals to have access to affordable housing. Over the next five years we will be working with our Habitat for Humanity Chapters across the country, our partners, our volunteers, and community members to expand resources for affordable home production, enable equitable access to land, increase inclusive access to credit, develop communities of opportunity.

We invite you to join us in becoming a voice for strength, stability, and self-reliance through shelter. Learn more at by visiting Habitat for Humanity International.

cost of home

our programs

Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities is empowered by God to bring people together to build and renovate homes, to revitalize our community and to restore hope. We currently serve the community through new home construction, Neighborhood Revitalization, home repairs and wheel chair ramps.

New Home Construction

New Home Construction and the idea that everyone deserves a safe and affordable home is at the heart of our programs. Our goal is to provide strength, stability, and self-reliance through shelter.

Neighborhood Revitalization

Exclusive to the Floreciente Neighborhood in Moline, the Neighborhood Revitalization program aims to bring neighbors, community leaders, churches, and local businesses together to transform the neighborhood.

Ramp Building Program

Home Repair Program

Our Ramp Building Program began in 2018. This program aims to help people stay in their homes by providing wheel chair accessible ramps.

Beginning in February 2019, Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities acquired Rebuilding Together Quad Cities (RTQC). This program will become a home repair program under our local Habitat affiliate.