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Building homes, strengthening communities

by | Mar 13, 2025 | Area news, Latest

In Princeton, Habitat has built two of five planned homes on land donated by the school district on Harrelson Court. During construction, high school students from the PISD Construction Trades program participated hands-on. Courtesy photo

Last year, seven Collin County families celebrated the holidays as new homeowners thanks to a program that has been putting “God’s love into action by building homes and communities” since 1992.

Habitat for Humanity of Collin County (HFHCC), a nonprofit housing organization operated on Christian principles, has helped many families who might not otherwise have owned a home achieve their dream of home ownership, despite rising rent and real estate prices.

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