Who We Are
Seeking to put God's love into action, Greeley Area Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities, and hope.
GAHFH is an independently run non-profit organization acting in partnership with and on behalf of Habitat for Humanity International.
Accomplishments
- 2002: 22ndand final home completed at the Tiemann Village subdivision (Greeley)
- 2004: In partnership with Greeley Urban Renewal Authority, acquisition and infrastructure development begin at Habitat North; 60 home subdivision (Greeley)
- 2004: In partnership with Hall Irwin and Ron Ehrlich, GAHFH completes home at Centennial Farms (Milliken)
- Fall 2005: First five homes are completed at Habitat North
- 2006: In partnership with the Greeley Morning Garden Club and the Kiwanis Club, Chagolla Park is completed at Habitat North
- January 2009: GAHFH Board of Directors voteto shift building focus from new construction to foreclosure rehabilitation with the “Rebuilding Our Community” initiative.
- June 2009: Rehabilitation begins on the first foreclosure rehab project, 2026 Buckeye Avenue (Greeley)
- September 2009: Construction begins at second foreclosure rehab, 2119 Wedgewood Court
- October 2009: GAHFH completes the 38th home at Habitat North; in partnership with Thrivent Financial, this was the third “Thrivent Builds with Habitat” build in Greeley
- October 2009: GAHFH completes first foreclosure rehab.
- December 2009: GAHFH completes second foreclosure rehab
- Present: Having successfully completed two foreclosure rehab homes, GAHFH plans to complete a minimum of five more foreclosure rehabilitations through continued partnerships with the Monfort Family Foundation, Greeley Urban Renewal, and Neighborhood Stabilization Program grant funding.
