IMPORTANT - The ReStore will be temporarily closing for renovations and building upgrades. The store will be closing on January 3rd for approximately 2 weeks, please visit us on facebook or on our website for progress updates and re-opening dates.

The Habitat Lenawee ReStore, located at 2811 Treat Hwy, sells donated home repair and home furnishing items at a low cost, using all proceeds to support Habitat Lenawee and provide more homes to Lenawee County families in need.

The 12th Annual Great Pasty Project is underway to benefit Habitat for Humanity of Lenawee County.

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Kick off your New Year with tasty and nutritious pasties! And this year we also have beef ziti and macaroni and cheese prepared by the Lenawee Tech Center, Culinary Arts Class with Chef Corbett Day. The meat with vegetable pasties or meatless veggie pasties and beef ziti or macaroni and cheese are only $5 each.
All proceeds benefit Lenawee County Habitat for Humanity.

On July 16th, Representative Nancy Jenkins (57-Clayton) participated in the 3rd Lowe’s Women Build Clinic with Habitat for Humanity of Lenawee County. This was an opportunity for women to learn the skills involved in applying vinyl siding. The women at the clinic learned carpentry skills and built a potting shed from the ground up.

Executive Director Bob Dister says, “We eagerly anticipate a future Women Build project and will include Nancy in all that we do.”

To become a Habitat homeowner, you must:
1. Demonstrate the need for simple, decent and affordable housing
2. Be able to pay an affordable monthly mortgage payment
3. Be willing to work in partnership with Habitat to complete 200 hours of “sweat equity” for each person aged 18 and over
4. Have lived in Lenawee County for at least one year and not filed bankruptcy that year
5. Have income within Habitat of Michigan guidelines listed below

Do you have an older car, truck, van, trailer, RV or boat taking up valuable space in your yard?

Your car donation will support Habitat for Humanity’s local and global mission of eliminating poverty housing and homelessness and save you the time and energy of finding a buyer. By donating a car to our vehicle donation program, you can help Habitat for Humanity of Lenawee County Michigan build houses in partnership with families in need of a hand up, not a hand out.

GOING GREEN

In May of 2009 Lenawee Co. Habitat for Humanity completed it's first Energy Star® Certified home at 416 Toledo St., Adrian.
Habitat for Humanity of Lenawee County is seeking to rehabilitate foreclosed houses. Not only is this our first rehabilitated home but also our first Green and LEED Certified home. [What Is LEED?]