Attention: On June 30th, the ReStores will consolidate locations, and the Cheviot and Bellevue locations will permanently close.

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati is supported in part by strong corporate partnerships that advance both its mission and its day-to-day impact. Among those partners is Millcraft Paper, a long-standing, family-owned company whose guiding principles, passion, responsibility, and aspiration, closely align with the values and mission of Habitat for Humanity. Millcraft’s relationship with Habitat began with a recommendation from a now retired team member, who identified

From February 13-21, 2026, eighteen representatives from Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati traveled to El Salvador as part of Habitat for Humanity International’s Global Village program that combines service-learning and cultural immersion for a weeklong international volunteer experience.

Meet Ellen – a volunteer door greeter at the Florence ReStore! Ellen began volunteering with the Habitat for Humanity ReStore a few months ago and quickly became a valued member of the team. In her role as a door greeter, Ellen welcomes every customer, helps keep the store clean and organized, and is always ready to lend a hand wherever she is needed. Ellen was inspired to volunteer at the ReStore by a desire to get more involved in the community and to help others. She

Now in its third year, the Real Estate Community Build unites professionals from every aspect of the real estate industry to raise funds, raise walls, and raise awareness for affordable housing. From realtors, lenders, and appraisers to builders, title companies, and anyone real estate–adjacent, the Real Estate Community Build invites industry professionals to set aside competition to come together in support of a local family’s journey to homeownership. Few leaders champion

Habitat has submitted a request to the City of Cincinnati for funds from their carryover budget. This Tuesday, February 17, 2026, City Council is voting to approve the request during their budget meeting. These funds will be used to build Affordable Homeownership Opportunities in the City of Cincinnati.

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati is pleased to announce the appointment of Nadine Gibson as Chief Operations Officer. Gibson is the first individual to officially hold this title as the organization expands the former Director of Operations role to meet evolving needs and an anticipated period of significant growth. Gibson is an experienced project manager with an extensive background in real estate and deep-rooted ties to the Cincinnati nonprofit community. She b

On Veteran’s Day, Shirley welcomed volunteers to her 1950‘s home on a tree-lined street in Forest Park. Shirley, a U.S. Marine veteran, was nominated for a landscaping project as part of Habitat’s Veteran’s Day of service event. Shirley is a part of Habitat’s Veteran Repair Program. Over the last few years, Shirley's husband experienced health and mobility challenges, and Shirley often worried about accidents during simple daily routines, such as stepping into the shower. Thr

Trudy has been a valued associate at the Florence ReStore for the past two years, having recently celebrated her anniversary in October. From day one, Trudy has been a wonderful addition to the Florence team, and the feeling is mutual—her coworkers love working with her, and Trudy truly enjoys being part of such a supportive group. Her manager, Traci, recently praised Trudy for her strong customer service skills, especially her ability to successfully enroll customers in the

In mid-October 2025, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati traveled down to Asheville, North Carolina, to build with Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity (AAHH) for one week!

We recently partnered with Debra, a homeowner who has lived in her house for 21 years. Like many seniors in our community, Debra found herself facing housing challenges outside her budget. After a series of heavy rains with water leaking into her home, Debra reached out to Habitat.

Over the course of three days, over one hundred volunteers came together to make meaningful improvements for seven homeowners and a local school during Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati’s Rock the Block event in Covington, Kentucky. Volunteers repaired and refreshed the exteriors of homes throughout the Botany Hills neighborhood, completing projects such as deck repairs, paint touch-ups, landscaping, and spreading gravel in partnership with the neighborhood. Teams al

Air Force and National Guard Veteran Norman has resided in his Covington home since the 1960s. Despite watching the neighborhood change over the decades, his home has remained a place of comfort and pride. For Norman, homeownership represents stability — protection from the elements and the peace of mind of not having to worry about rising rent. When problems arose with the structure of his back deck, stairs, and entrance, Norman hired three different contractors in hopes of

“It’s really happening,” says Taleah. “I’m going to be a homeowner.” For years, Taleah has faced challenges in her current living situation—flooding that led to mold in the ceiling, loud music from neighbors at all hours, and complaints about her autistic child’s stimming. On top of that, the space is simply too small for her growing family. Taleah and her four children, ages 9 months to 7 years, currently share a two-bedroom apartment. Every week, Taleah drives her kids past

Learn about Linda, a Habitat homeowner since 1996.

Donations are central to the operations of a Habitat for Humanity ReStore. But your donations have a much larger impact beyond keeping our showrooms beautifully stocked. Your donations help the environment and have positive impacts on the greater community.

In January, Habitat created a new department spearheaded by Jason Chamlee, Vice President of Real Estate Development. This strategic shift allows Habitat to take on opportunities for larger scale developments while continuing to also build with our traditional model. This year, Jason’s team laid the groundwork for collaborative community developments including affordable homeownership. With the rising cost of housing and the decreasing rate of homeownership, we must build mor

Join the Pope Leo Village Campaign and be a part of something bigger. The Pope Leo Village is YOU. By donating, you are standing with thousands of people across the country that are inspired by a vision of community and service to others. We know that together, we can build brighter futures and stronger communities. It all starts with a home.

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati is proud to announce the launch of the Pope Leo Village campaign. This new, multi-city initiative is sponsored and inspired by an anonymous donor committed to Pope Leo’s vision and commitment to serve others.

Real estate industry professionals know that homeownership matters to individuals, families, and communities. It matters because it...