Our Future Projects

To Be Announced.

Our Current Projects

To Be Announced.

Our Completed Projects

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans home completed on Belvedere Terrace, Santa Cruz, CA.
One of two town homes was completed in January of 2008 in partnership with Thrivent for Lutherans. The construction of the home on Belvedere Terrace is the result of an alliance between Thrivent Financial for Lutherans and Habitat for Humanity International that was announced in September, 2005. While Thrivent Financial has long been a supporter of Habitat for Humanity, the September alliance represents the largest single financial pledge in the history of either organization. Thrivent's four-year, $125-million commitment to Habitat includes plans to help construct hundreds of homes across the country each year, to engage 500,000 volunteers in Habitat for Humanity builds, to promote short-term Habitat home-building trips abroad, to provide large grants to measurably improve substandard housing in specific neighborhoods, and to supplement financial donations from Thrivent Financial's nearly three million members to Habitat for Humanity International.

Casillas Avenue, Santa Cruz County, Freedom Area
One three-bedroom single-family home for a family of 5 was started in September 2006 and completed in April 2007.

Rooney Street, City of Santa Cruz
Rooney Street was the first project undertaken within the City of Santa Cruz. Two three-bedroom single-family homes and two studio units were built on the site. The project began in July of 2005 and was completed in August of 2006.

Jose Avenue, Santa Cruz County, Live Oak Area
In partnership with Brooks Development, Habitat built two four-bedroom single-family homes and one three-bedroom single family home. Construction began in January 2002 and the last home of the three homes was completed in May 2003.

Andy Kriege Corner, Santa Cruz County
A Capitola Redevelopment Grant provided financial assistance to build six townhomes on this corner lot near the City of Capitola. Habitat broke ground in August of 1998 and completed construction in October of 2000.

Sudden Street, City of Watsonville
In June of 1995 Habitat began a remodel of one home on Sudden Street in Watsonville. The remodel was completed in March of 1996. Three new homes were built on the site between September 1996 and March 1998.

17th Avenue, Santa Cruz County, Live Oak Area
In partnership with the Santa Cruz County Redevelopment Agency, one single-family home was built. Construction began in May of 1995 and was completed in November 1995.

Arista Court, City of Watsonville
Construction on Arista Court of three single-family homes began in March of 1994. The homes were ready for occupancy in February of 1995.

Juan Pablo, Santa Cruz County, Live Oak Area
The property was purchased from the Santa Cruz County Redevelopment Agency. Two single-family homes were started in May of 1992 and completed in January 1993.

Lincoln Street, City of Watsonville
Construction began in May of 1991 on two single-family homes. Six months later in November of 1991 the homes were completed.

Lafayette, Soquel
Our first project of three single-family homes began in June of 1988. Millard Fuller, the founder of Habitat for Humanity International visited our site in February of 1989. By September 1989 the homes were completed and our first families began moving in.