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Our model:
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Identify priority distressed properties.
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Acquire them through purchase, donation, or public partnership.
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Stabilize immediate safety and deterioration risks.
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Rehabilitate them to approved standards.
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Return and reinvest through mission-aligned occupancy and future projects.
Featured Project
Help Transform 872–872½ Kenneth Avenue
Community Habitat Programs Inc. is launching a 60-day campaign to raise $175,000 to restore 872–872½ Kenneth Avenue in New Kensington, Pennsylvania—two distressed single-family homes located on one property.
This demonstration project will turn neglected housing into safe, attractive, and productive homes while helping strengthen the surrounding neighborhood. Campaign funds will support property clean-out, title and boundary separation, rehabilitation, safety improvements, professional services, and the preparation of both homes for responsible community use.
This project is about more than repairing buildings. It is an opportunity to remove blight, preserve neighborhood housing, increase community stability, and demonstrate a practical model that can be repeated throughout New Kensington and other underserved communities.
Every contribution moves us closer to restoring these homes and proving what can happen when donors, residents, businesses, and local leaders invest together.
Our goal is urgent: $175,000 in 60 days.
Your generous gift can help bring two homes back to life, strengthen an entire neighborhood, and create a lasting example of community-led revitalization.
Give today and help us build homes, restore hope, and strengthen communities.
