Habitat for Humanity of Essex

01/01/2025

Our new website is live. In the coming weeks you will see our social media pages merge and rebrand with our new logo.

Central Rappahannock River Habitat for Humanity is making a difference in the local business, building homes and hope. Join us in our mission for a better future.

12/26/2024

The latest on our builds.

Ready. Set. Go. Habitat for Humanity of Caroline County is about ready to beigin building 20 homes in Ladysmith. Site work is taking place. Ground will b...

12/17/2024

The latest on our work! Plus NAP Credits!

Mac Williams and Jason Tickle. The name is about to change to Central Rappahannock River Habitat for Humanity. Talk about no step entry, the need for volunteers and year-end giving.

12/16/2024

Did you catch today’s Town Talk? If not you can listen to the Podcast for all the latest on your Habitat.

Mac Williams and Jason Tickle. The name is about to change to Central Rappahannock River Habitat for Humanity. Talk about no step entry, the need for volunteers and year-end giving.

12/15/2024

We will be on NewsTalk1230 WFVA’s Town Talk with Ted Schubel tomorrow at 8am. Listen live on 1230am or online at:

LISTEN: Town Talk/Healthy Generations Area on Aging December 13, 2024 | Uncategorized TaMara Banks, Claudia Becker, and Jennifer Falknor talk about mobility and transportation programs and the Senior Cafe. Town Talk Subscribe on these platforms RSS iTunesStitcher Embed Download Go to Podcast LISTEN:...

12/10/2024

We previewed our new website yesterday and it’s looking good. On 1/1/2025 we will begin using our new regional name Central Rappahannock River Habitat for Humanity. We will continue to use our .org email addresses for several months in 2025 as we phase in new contact info.

12/04/2024

Thank you!

We're celebrating by awarding our 2024 Community Grants and Employee Charitable Giving Fund. We want to thank all of the outstanding applicants for their excellent work toward improving local communities for all Virginians.

Congratulations to our Annual Employee Charitable Giving Fund recipients: Boys & Girls Club of the Northern Neck and Healthy Harvest Food Bank!

Congratulations to this year's Grant Awardees:

Habitat for Humanity of Caroline County/ Essex County Habitat for Humanity / Habitat for Humanity of King and Queen County
The Caroline County Habitat for Humanity is committed to safe and affordable housing for their teachers and first responders program and will use their NNINS grant funds to administer and cover supplies for their Self-Help, Teachers, and First Responders Programs.

Kilmarnock Museum
The mission of Kilmarnock Museum is a non-profit organization that preserves and promotes the history of Kilmarnock. They plan to use their grant funds to restore and repair windows and the plaster walls.

Northern Neck Botanical Gardens
A non-profit inspirational outdoor education center for all to enjoy in the Northern Neck region, the gardens will use its grant funds for initial site surveying, design, and planning.

Reedville Fishermen's Museum - RFM
Incorporated in 1986, this venue provides opportunities for Virginians to learn about the culture and history of the Chesapeake Bay. Grant funds will be used to create and promote outdoor exhibit signage and collect and conserve maritime history and heritage.

The Heart Leaf Center
This Fairfax non-profit is the only mental health organization improving access to high-quality play therapy mental health services for children and families through low-cost services and professional education for Virginians in NOVa. The NNINS funding allows three new children and their families to receive weekly mental health counseling.

Chris's Coffee & Custard
LovABLE SERVICES, Inc. is dedicated to providing a comprehensive workforce training program and support services to individuals with intellectual, developmental and physical disabilities with the goal of being employed at Chris’s Coffee & Custard. Their NNINS grant funds will be used to secure a permanent location.

Northern Neck Sail and Power Squadron
Part of the United States Power Squadrons/America's Boating Clubs, Sail and Power Squadron is a non-profit boating organization dedicated to helping people enjoy boating activities safely. Grant funds will be used to partner with Northern Neck Technical Center to provide students with the education to achieve their VA Lifetime Boaters Certification required for graduation from the Marine Trade and Small Engine Repair Program.

12/03/2024

Year end update