Welcome to Women Build! -- Habitat for Humanity Int'l 1

Welcome to Women Build!

Habitat’s volunteer program for women who want to learn construction skills and build homes and communities.

 

Make a donation to Women Build

 

Read about the National Women Build Week experience.
2011 daily diaries

 

Take the Women Build challenge.
View a slideshow about Women Build

     


Women Build brings together women from all walks of life to address the housing crisis facing millions of women and children worldwide. Women Build events have helped to construct more than 1,900 houses.

No experience necessary


If you don’t have any construction skills, don’t worry! Many women come to Women Build sites with no construction skills at all and still make a great impact. Training is provided.

You can get involved with Women Build and never enter a construction site. Local Habitat affiliates can use your help with training, travel or office support.

Volunteer with Women Build


Women Build projects are regularly held across the United States and in more than 30 countries.

If you do not find a Women Build event in your area:

Featured Women Build events and trips

 

Trips:

 

Event:

  • National Women Build Week. This annual event, sponsored by Lowe’s, encourages U.S. women to devote at least one day to the effort of eliminating poverty housing.

Watch videos about Women Build

Lowe’s helps Women Build keep the momentum going

Lowe’s is a major sponsor and underwriter of Women Build and has generously supported our efforts for many years. Lowe’s sponsors National Women Build Week each year, provides competitive grant opportunities and offers free how-to clinics for U.S. Women Build affiliates.

Lowe’s is committing more than $1.3 million to National Women Build Week 2011. They are also providing $5,000 Lowe’s store gift cards and event support materials to more than 250 Habitat affiliates.

Support Women Build and open new doors of opportunities


Donate online
to support Women Build and help the fight against poverty housing.