Habitiat For Humanity Greater

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645 Harrison St Ste 201
San Francisco, CA 94107
+1 (415) 625-1000
http://www.habitatgsf.org

Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco is dedicated to building homes and providing affordable homeownership opportunities for families in Marin, San Francisco, and San Mateo counties. Their mission emphasizes partnership, equity, stability, and the creation of lasting legacies for working families earning between 50-120% of the area median income.

In addition to homebuilding, the organization offers critical home repair services to ensure that seniors and others on limited incomes can live safely and comfortably in their homes. Through advocacy and community engagement, Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco aims to address the pressing need for affordable housing in the Bay Area.

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5.01 reviews
Scott S.
10/3/2012

Building materials, Appliances, Hardware, Furniture and more are clean and neatly arranged in a 1600 sq ft modern building. Think of it as a thrift store with Home Depot or Lowes inventory....

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