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We are proud to reveal an updated website to act as a front door, welcoming people into our organization. In addition to updating the content, we have improved navigation, helping visitors quickly find the information they seek. Many thanks to our Communications Committee, especially our Webmaster, Susan Brennan, for the hours dedicated to this much needed renovation.

Oconee County Habitat for Humanity (OCHFH) committed to building five houses this year. Our all-volunteer (and dedicated) construction volunteers are at the job site ensuring we meet that goal several days a week. This spring, their efforts were given a boost when we were able to conduct two “Blitz Weeks” at our Eastpointe Development. In March, college students from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington spent their Spring Break in Oconee County serving our community

Now Accepting Pre-Applications – Oconee County Habitat for Humanity Oconee County Habitat for Humanity is pleased to announce that pre-application packets will be available beginning Saturday, May 9 at the ReStore during regular Saturday hours (10:00 AM – 1:00 PM). Each Saturday in May (May 9, 16, 23, and 30), Family Selection Committee (FSC) representatives will be on-site to: Distribute pre-application packets Answer questions Accept completed applications Additional Availa

We’re excited to announce a generous donation from Publix supporting our mission. Their generosity will help us continue making a positive impact and serving those who need it most. Thank you, Publix, for investing in our community!

We are thrilled to celebrate an incredible milestone—the mortgage payoff of Cindy Craig Walker! This achievement is a testament to hard work, perseverance, and dedication. Congratulations, Cindy, on this exciting new chapter and the peace of mind that comes with being mortgage-free!

For the 13 th year, Duke Energy hosted their annual Festival of Trees display at The World of Energy. This event highlighted 23 trees decorated by local non-profits and civic groups. Everyone who viewed the trees got a chance to vote for their favorites. When the nearly 300 votes were tabulated, Oconee County Habitat for Humanity was awarded first prize and a donation of $2500 for the organization. Making victory even more special, the tree was decorated by Jessica Owens and