Our Mission and Vision

Our mission as a non-profit, Christian ministry, is to bring communities and people together to create and sustain home ownership in Williamson County.
Our vision is a county where everyone has a decent place to live with hope and dignity.

Habitat for Humanity partners with people in our community to help them build or improve a place they can call home.

Neighborhoods with Habitat Homes
  • Decreased crime
  • Increased property values
  • Increased community pride and involvement
Children in Habitat Homes
  • More likely to graduate from college.
  • Less likely to be on welfare
  • Higher earners in adulthood
Families in Habitat Homes
  • More likely to join school PTA
  • Less likely to have substance abuse issues
  • Create equity/wealth in their home

“As a future homeowner going to the build day after day, I worked side by side with a diverse group of neighbors, each with their own experiences and points of view. In spite of our differences, or maybe because of them, bridges were built. What binds us are not superficial labels that we often use to define ourselves, but something deeper and universal: our humanity.”

Karolyn, a Habitat Homeowner

Our Core Values

Innovation

We work together to create solutions to diverse problems. We encourage and embrace innovative practices to positively change lives.

Community

HFHWC values diversity and strives to represent it throughout the organization. HFHWC advocates for those who need safe, decent shelter.

Stewardship

We act with integrity, making decisions based on honesty and accountability, accepting the responsibility for our own actions and outcomes. We are committed to the highest level of accountability to our donors, homeowners, future homeowners and our community.

Teamwork

HFHWC provides opportunities for people and organizations to work together to transform lives within our community. HFHWC encourages healthy debate; everyone should be heard and acknowledged.

Faith

HFHWC’s deep roots in belief in Jesus Christ influence what we think, say and do. HFHWC welcomes people of all beliefs/faiths.

Safety

We ensure staff and volunteers work in a physically safe environment. All staff, partners, volunteers and homeowners are treated respectfully, fairly and compassionately.

All Are Welcome

Habitat for Humanity International and its affiliated organizations, including Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County, TX, will not proselytize. Nor will Habitat for Humanity work with entities or individuals who insist on proselytizing as part of their work with Habitat for Humanity. This means that HFHWC will not offer assistance on the expressed or implied condition that people must adhere to or convert to a particular faith or listen and respond to messaging designed to induce conversion to a particular faith.

Privacy Pledge

Every client, donor and volunteer can have their privacy maintained by Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County, Texas, Inc. Please email us (link to email: [email protected]) to have your name / photo / image limited in our records. Your contact information is confidential and will not be rented, shared or sold at any time. If you request that your name or photo/image not be used, we will refrain from doing so. We will honor your request to limit the number of mailings we send to you. You may choose to remove your name from any of our information distribution lists.

Our Impact

To better understand the impact of homeownership, Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County, TX partnered with the Texas Institute for Child and Family Wellbeing to survey our Habitat homeowners in 2019. Habitat Williamson County will repeat this research in the spring of 2023 and distribute the findings on changes in homeowner health and wellbeing, safety and security, and financial stability.

Georgetown Health Foundation

Habitat Williamson County would like to thank the Georgetown Health Foundation for grant funds received to support our efforts in conducting this research!

Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County Historical Highlights

Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County formed as an all-volunteer organization in 1999 as Georgetown Habitat for Humanity

1999

Opened its first ReStore (Georgetown)

2005
2007

Merged with the Habitat for Humanity in Round Rock and expanded the service area to all of Williamson County

2007
2007
2009

Added to the communities in which Habitat homes have been built in Williamson County:  Georgetown, Round Rock, Taylor

2009
2009
2010

Moved the administrative office on the same property as the Georgetown ReStore

2010
2010
2011

Completed Old Mill Village in Georgetown – 20 single families homes on one city block

2011
2011
2013

Added to the communities in which Habitat homes have been built in Williamson County:  Georgetown, Round Rock, Taylor, Leander

2013
2013
2014

Added to the communities in which Habitat homes have been built in Williamson County:  Georgetown, Round Rock, Taylor, Leander, Jarrell

2014
2014
2016

Opened its second ReStore (Round Rock)

2016
2016
2018

Added to the communities in which Habitat homes have been built in Williamson County:  Georgetown, Round Rock, Taylor, Leander, Jarrell, Cedar Park

2018
2018
2020

Held first annual Hops for Houses Craft Beer Festival

2020
2020
2021

Closed the Round Rock ReStore to have one ReStore again

2021
2021
2022

Purchased the ReStore/administrative office property to reduce operational expenses

2022
2022

Board of Directors

The Board of Directors is responsible for governance of HFHWC and for setting the strategic direction of the organization. The Board provides oversight of the policies, promotion, and financial management of HFHWC and the work of its committees and officers. Additionally, the Board of Directors of HFHWC brings broad constituent perspectives to the decision making process.

President

Debbie Hartman
Q2 Software

Vice President

Jason Brackhahn Frost Banking, Investment, Insurance

Secretary

Tina Zander VeraBank

Treasurer

Joe Land
Quest Software
Paul Biesemeier
U.S. Army (retired)
Marvin Crues
Bill.com
Dane Dixon
IBM (retired)
Betty Jo Patterson
City of Georgetown
Rick Rice
JPMorgan Chase Bank (retired)
Graciela Saldivar
Williamson County
Michael Yanez
Regions Bank
David Durham
Keller Williams Realty

Our Staff

Debbie Hoffman

Executive Director

Amy Rowan

Operations Specialist

Joey Carlton

ReStore Director

Ramona Urbanek

Client Services Coordinator

Felicia Martinez

Director of Resource Development & Marketing

Tiffani Sedwick

ReStore Donation Coordinator/Bookkeeping

Nicole Vommaro

Director of Resource Development & Marketing

Employment Opportunities

Working at Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County is energetic, intensive, and rewarding. The work we do helps others make their life better. This is a well-run business with high expectations of performance among employees and quality programs and services. We are looking for people dedicated to our mission, with a demonstrated strong work ethic with skills and experience that can contribute to benefit the families with whom we partner.

HFHWC is firmly committed to a policy of equal employment opportunity (EEO) in recruitment, hiring, training, and promotion of persons based on merit, qualifications, and competence. Except in cases where required or permitted by law, employment decisions and practices shall not be influenced or affected by virtue of an applicant’s race, color, sex, sexual preference, national origin, age, religion, handicap, or any other characteristic protected by law. In addition, it is HFHWC policy to provide an environment that is free of unlawful harassment of any kind, including that which is sexual, age-related, racial, religious, or ethnic.

Apply To Join Our Team!

PLEASE COMPLETE THIS JOB APPLICATION AND EMAIL TO JUSTIN PROVANCE: [email protected]
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