Group Combats Limited Housing Through Innovative Community Partnerships
NO ONE WOULD CHOOSE to raise a child in substandard housing, but many families face limited options in Los Angeles. Since 1990 Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles (Habitat LA) has been giving low-income, hardworking families and individuals the chance to own decent and affordable homes.
To qualify for one of Habitat LA’s volunteer-built, zero-interest loan homes, partner homebuyers must:
- demonstrate need
- contribute 200-500 hours of sweat equity into the construction and/or rehabilitation of their home
- have good credit
- be able to make a small down payment
Habitat LA requires that partner homeowners complete Habitat and HUD home buyer education programs, which teaches them budgeting skills and basic home and yard maintenance.
Habitat LA is also a leader in green building, incorporating elements that improve affordability and sustainability for homeowners and communities, such as energy-efficient design, recyclable building materials and drought tolerant landscaping.
When neighbors, volunteers and partner home- owners work together, they build more than just a house. Through Habitat projects, people gain knowledge, skills and confidence and develop a sense of pride in their community.
| PHONE NUMBER | (310) 323-4663 |
| ADDRESS | 8739 Artesia Blvd., Bellflower, CA 90706 |
| info@habitatla.org | |
| WEBSITE | http://habitatla.org |
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| FORMS OF PAYMENT | |
| SERVICES PROVIDED | Nonprofit, Housing, Community Development |
| MISSION STATEMENT | Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope. |
| SERVICE AREAS |
Central Atwater Village • Baldwin Hills • Bel Air • Beverly Grove • Beverly Hills • Boyle Heights • Century City • Cheviot Hills • Chinatown • Commerce • Culver City • Dockweiler • Dodgertown • Downtown • East Hollywood • East Los Angeles • Echo Park • Edendale • Fairfax • Firestone Park • Gramercy Park • Griffith Park • Hancock Park • Hollywood • Hollywood Hills • Hyde Park • Inglewood • Jefferson Park • Koreatown • Ladera Heights • Larchmont Village • Leimert Park • Los Angeles • Los Feliz • Macarthur Park • Mid-Wilshire • Miracle Mile • Mount Olympus • Oakwood • Outpost Estates • Palms • Park Mesa Heights • Pico Heights • Pico-Robertson • Pico-Union • Rancho Park • Rimpau • Silver Lake • University Park • Vermont • Vermont Square • Vernon • View Park • Watts • West Adams • West Hollywood • Westlake • Westwood • Whitley Heights • Windsor Hills Conejo Valley Agoura Hills • Casa Conejo • Hidden Valley • Lake Sherwood • Newbury Park • Oak Park • Thousand Oaks • Westlake Village San Fernando Valley Arleta • Bell Canyon • Burbank • Calabasas • Canoga Park • Chatsworth • Encino • Granada Hills • Granada Hills North • Hewitt • Hidden Hills • Lake Balboa • Lakeside Park • Mission Hills • North Hills • North Hollywood • Northridge • Pacoima • Panorama City • Porter Ranch • Reseda • San Fernando • Shadow Hills • Sherman Oaks • Sherman Village • Studio City • Sun Valley • Sunland • Sylmar • Tarzana • Toluca Lake • Toluca Terrace • Tujunga • Universal City • Valley Glen • Valley Village • Van Nuys • West Hills • Winnetka • Woodland Hills South Bay Alondra Park • Carson • Del Aire • Gardena • Harbor City • Harbor Gateway • Hawthorne • Hermosa Beach • Lawndale • Le Fresa • Lomita • Manhattan Beach • Palos Verdes Estates • Rancho Palos Verdes • Redondo Beach • Rolling Hills • Rolling Hills Estates • San Pedro • Seaside • Terminal Island • Torrance • Watts • Willowbrook • Wilmington Westside Brentwood • El Segundo • Fox Hills • Lennox • Malibu • Mar Vista • Marina del Rey • Montana • Ocean Park • Pacific Palisades • Playa del Rey • Playa Vista • Santa Monica • Sawtelle • Topanga • Venice • West Los Angeles • Westchester |
How You Can Pitch In
Refer A Business
Let us know about your favorite local business. We’ll donate $10 to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles for each recommendation.
Volunteer
Join Habitat in building homes! Wed - Sat (year round)
Donate
The Restore accepts new and used appliances and home furnishings. They’ll pick up your donations, resell them and use the profits to build more homes! The ReStore has three locations to serve you:
- Bellflower: 8739 Artesia Blvd, 90706
- Norwalk: 11029 Alondra Blvd, 90650
- Torrance: 18600 Crenshaw Blvd, 90504
Shop at or donate to the ReStore.
http://www.shophabitat.org
You can donate funds or a car, truck, boat or RV through Habitat’s Cars for Homes program.
Call (877) 277-HFHI (ext. 4344), or visit carsforhomes.org Let them know the donation is for Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles.
