SuperBuild 2009
We're Building with the NFL!
 

Our Mission: Putting faith into action, Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County promotes family stability by providing innovative and affordable housing solutions to qualified individuals and families. In partnership with our community, we work toward our ultimate goal of eliminating substandard housing throughout the county.

Building Strong in St. Petersburg
The 100th Home in St. Petersburg was dedicated!

HAVE YOU EVER BEEN TO A HOME DEDICATION?? The dedication of a home is the most exciting part of the Habitat for Humanity program. It is at this ceremony that the family receives the keys to their new home. An opportunity for all the volunteers and sponsors to come check out the completed home, the event is open to everyone, especially those who wish to find out what Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County is all about.

Shady Grove Gets the Green Light!
Donations and Volunteers Needed to Help Habitat Pinellas House More Families with Large Scale Project
With the official rezoning and final plan approved by the city of Dunedin for our 19 home community, everyone is eagerly asking, "What's next?" Homeowner applications for our general program are available now. (Click here.) House building is set to begin in the winter. Along with another community-scale project in Clearwater, Stevens Creek, Habitat Pinellas is excited to make a big impact.

[PLEASE NOTE: Although we are taking applications for properties throughout the county and we invite potential homeowner candidates to learn more about our program, we cannot offer applications specific to these projects.]
Check out coverage from the St. Petersburg Times (Regarding this article: The St. Petersburg Midtown Green project is still in the planning stage.)

Sweatin' for Habitat
St. Petersburg Mayor, Council Members and City Officials Help Build St. Pete's 100th Habitat House
For helping paint Cynthia Ivey's home, special thanks goes out to Mayor Rick Baker; Council Chair James Bennett (District 5); Council Member Wengay Newton (District 7); David Metz, Deputy Mayor, Neighborhood Services; Paul Stellrecht, Midtown Economic Development; Tish Elston, City Administrator/First Deputy Mayor; Elizabeth Herendeen, Marketing Director; Greg Lanning, Fire Department and Bill Ward, Fire Department. Check out the coverage from the Tampa Tribune.

News You Can Use:
Check out Collegiate Challenge in the St. Petersburg Times

The St. Petersburg Times

The New Face of Affordable Housing - St. Petersburg Times

Green Ideas for Lean Wallets - Grady Pridgen, with Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County, competes to build on Midtown land - St. Petersburg Times

157
Homes completed
in Pinellas County

146
Homes built overseas with our tithe 
to Habitat for Humanity International