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# Williamson County Habitat

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- [Blog](https://williamsonhabitat.org/blog/)
- [Meet Future Habitat Homeowner: Elda Derseh](https://williamsonhabitat.org/meet-future-habitat-homeowner-elda-derseh/) - Originally from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Elda obtained her nursing degree in 2017, then relocated to Williamson County in 2018. Shortly after, she began working as a Healthcare Coordinator at a memory care facility located in Austin. In 2023, she was referred to our Homeownership program and after applying, she and her daughter, Elora, were
- [Long-Awaited Future Habitat Homes Coming Soon To Georgetown! ](https://williamsonhabitat.org/long-awaited-future-habitat-homes-coming-soon-to-georgetown/) - On March 6th, the City of Georgetown finally approved Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County’s (HFHWC) building permit for the first two homes of its development project, Shepherd's Village. "Best day in a long time," a Habitat key volunteer comments, "we are in the home building business again.” In 2020, HFHWC utilized individual donations
- [3 New Year's Resolutions for Your Home](https://williamsonhabitat.org/3-new-years-resolutions-for-your-home/) - With the new year comes new beginnings. And while you may have all sorts of ideas for how you would like to start fresh this year, here are our top 3 suggestions for new year’s resolutions for your home. New Year's Resolution #1: Clear the Clutter Perhaps the best way to start the new year
- [Introducing Our Future Habitat Homeowner- Ashley Fordinal!](https://williamsonhabitat.org/introducing-our-future-habitat-homeowner-ashley-fordinal/) - Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County would like to introduce Ashley Fordinal as one of our future Habitat Homeowners! Originally from Dallas, Texas Ashley relocated to Williamson County in 2014 with her now 18 year old son, Cameron. Ashley graduated from Texas A&M with a B.A. in Communications and currently works as a communications
- [Our Latest Build Update!](https://williamsonhabitat.org/our-latest-build-update/) - As supporters of HFHWC’s mission to provide affordable housing here in Williamson County, we know many of you are eagerly awaiting the most recent update on our home build projects. Read below to learn all about what has been happening with our organization! Our Progress to Date In the past year, HFHWC has continued to
- [The Cycle of Prosperity and Affordable Homeownership](https://williamsonhabitat.org/cycle-of-prosperity-affordable-homeownership/) - What surrounds you shapes you. For Habitat Homeowner, Kelsey Sharp, who received her home in 2020, this couldn’t ring truer. “This is more than a house, it’s a sense of belonging and pride where we’ve been able to build a community with our neighbors and provide a nurturing home that welcomes family and friends.” Sadly,
- [Hail and Farewell for HFHWC’s Resource Development Department](https://williamsonhabitat.org/hail-and-farewell-for-hfhwcs-resource-development-department/) - As we move past the beginning of the year, Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County embraced a new change of its own. Nicole Vommaro, the Director of Resource Development and Marketing since 2014, announced she would return to her home state of Pennsylvania in early 2024. Within the 9 years she served our community through HFHWC,
- [3 Tips on Prepping Your Yard and Garden for Spring](https://williamsonhabitat.org/3-tips-prepping-yard-and-garden-for-spring/) - Move over winter and make way for spring! With the arrival of warm weather, our lawns and garden beds become priority number one. With that in mind, here are our top 3 tips on prepping your yard and garden for Spring this year! Clear out The Old! First things first, you will need to clear
- [HFHWC Volunteer Spotlight- Rebekah Aldrich](https://williamsonhabitat.org/hfhwc-volunteer-spotlight-rebekah-aldrich/) - This quarter’s Volunteer Spotlight features Rebekah Aldrich! Originally from southwest Virginia, Rebekah is the youngest of three sisters. She graduated from Virginia Tech with a dual major in Mathematics and Physics before marrying her husband in 2000 and then moving to Austin, Texas that same year. In 2013, she and her husband relocated to Georgetown, where
- [Welcome to A Future Habitat Homeowner- Danielle Ramirez](https://williamsonhabitat.org/welcome-to-a-future-habitat-homeowner-danielle-ramirez/) - Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County welcomes Danielle Ramirez as one of our selected future Habitat Homeowners! The oldest of two children, Danielle is an Austin native, Army veteran, and mother to a 2-year-old daughter, Nadia, and a 4-year-old son, Willie. After being stationed in several locations (including Colorado, California, and Afghanistan) she separated
- [From HFHWC Donor To Volunteer: Tony Tenaglia](https://williamsonhabitat.org/from-hfhwc-donor-to-volunteer-tony-tenaglia/) - It all started with a car donation. Tony Tenaglia, a local resident of Georgetown, TX, is an avid supporter of Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County (HFHWC) and initially started off his relationship with our affiliate as a car donor. Originally from Philadelphia, he attended Cornell University, where he majored in Food Service/Retail Management. In
- [HFHWC Quarterly Volunteer Spotlight- Stephen Polos](https://williamsonhabitat.org/quarterly-volunteer-spotlight-stephen-polos/) - Our first Quarterly Volunteer Spotlight of our fiscal year is Stephen Polos! Born in Pleasanton, CA, as the middle child of five children, Stephen and his family moved to Georgetown, TX in Oct 2008. As a devoted member of the Texas Austin Service Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, assisting those
- [Fun Facts About Volunteering](https://williamsonhabitat.org/fun-facts-about-volunteering/) - It can be said that volunteering is one of the most significant and impactful acts we can do in our lifetime. From world hunger and poverty, to homelessness, to animal rescue, there are numerous causes to support. In fact, without their volunteers, nonprofit organizations would be completely unable to function. Check out some of these
- [Shopping For A Cause- Check Out Our HFHWC ReStore!](https://williamsonhabitat.org/shopping-for-a-cause-hfhwc-restore/) - The Georgetown ReStore is one of the primary ways in which our organization helps families build better futures. Opened in 2005, it is owned and operated by our affiliate, Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County (HFHWC). Check out what our ReStore is all about below! Faucets, Furniture, and Fixtures, Oh My! The HFHWC ReStore is our
- [Preparing Your Home For Fall Weather](https://williamsonhabitat.org/preparing-your-home-for-fall-weather/) - School has started back up and autumn is approaching fast! But is your home ready for the transition into cooler weather? Both your house and lawn will need a bit of TLC to get ready for the upcoming season. Here are our top recommendations for preparing your home for fall weather! Your Home’s Exterior One
- [Keep Your Lawn Healthy This Summer: Our Top 3 Tips!](https://williamsonhabitat.org/3-ways-to-keep-your-lawn-healthy-this-summer/) - In recent years, Central Texas summers have been bringing in triple digit temperatures and little rain. Combined with soil that is typically clay and limestone-based, landscapes can suffer greatly during this season. However, there’s hope! Here are our top 3 ways to keep your lawn healthy this summer. Water Deeply, But Less Often One common
- [HFHWC Quarterly Volunteer Spotlight- Roy Capdeville](https://williamsonhabitat.org/hfhwc-quarterly-volunteer-spotlight-roy-capdeville/) - This quarter's Volunteer Spotlight features Roy Capdeville who offers his services weekly at the HFHWC ReStore. While originally from New Orleans, Roy graduated from college in Chicago with a master’s degree in education. Shortly after, he was offered a job at a small school in Port Arthur, TX, where he met his wife, Roseann. In
- [Get Ready for the Heat!  Prepping Your Home For Summer](https://williamsonhabitat.org/prepping-your-home-for-summer/) - Summer in Central Texas can be brutal, with temperatures well into the triple digits. And as we move into June, it’s a smart idea to make sure your home is ready for the hot weather season. Here are our top recommended things to do for prepping your home for summer! Keep Things Cool One of
- [HFHWC Quarterly Volunteer Spotlight- James Hodnett](https://williamsonhabitat.org/january-volunteer-spotlight-james-hodnett/) - Our volunteer highlight this month features James Hodnett! James worked almost 40 years as a biochemist in toxicology at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, TX. He regularly volunteered for his local HFH affiliate, which allowed him to fulfill his passion for helping those less fortunate in his community. James relocated to Georgetown in 2005
- [How To Winterize Your Home: Our Top 3 Tips!](https://williamsonhabitat.org/how-to-winterize-your-home/) - While winter in Central Texas may seem mild in comparison to other parts of the U.S., it’s still important to prepare your home for inclement weather. If you haven’t already started working on getting your home ready for cold weather during Autumn, then it’s best to start as soon as possible! Here are our top
- [HFHWC Quarterly Volunteer Spotlight- Beth Wilde](https://williamsonhabitat.org/january-volunteer-spotlight-beth-wilde/) - This month’s volunteer spotlight features Beth Wilde, who donates her time every week to assist HFHWC’s administrative team. Beth was born Biloxi, Mississippi and moved to Central Texas in 1979, where she met her husband. After obtaining her B.S. in Nursing from UT, she worked in ICU as a critical care nurse for over 30
- [The Benefits of Repurposing and Upcycling](https://williamsonhabitat.org/the-benefits-of-repurposing-and-upcycling/) - Most of us are familiar with the importance of reducing waste and protecting the environment. According to the EPA, 9 million tons of furniture are tossed into landfills each year. One of the best ways to minimize this statistic is through upcycling and refurbishing! Here are a couple of ways to do so, as well
- [Bring In A Clutter-Free Spring: Our Top 5 Tips](https://williamsonhabitat.org/bring-in-a-clutter-free-spring-our-top-5-tips/) - Spring has arrived! Which means it’s that time of year to clear out the clutter to bring in the warmer weather. However, taking on an entire household’s worth of stuff can be daunting. And if you’re not sure where to start, here is our top 5 tips to help you bring in a clutter-free Spring!
- [Family First - Building in Cedar Park](https://williamsonhabitat.org/family-first-building-in-cedar-park/) - Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County TX will begin construction on a safe and affordable home in Cedar Park this October. This is Habitat’s first home build in the city of Cedar Park and future homeowner Kidist and her teenage daughter can’t wait to get out there and start building! “Having my own home is
- [From the Director's Chair - September 2017](https://williamsonhabitat.org/from-the-directors-chair-september-2017/) - When a house becomes a home for a family and that home is damaged or destroyed, there is a part of our hearts that is destroyed as well. But the homes and our hearts can be re-built and repaired. Within the 53 Texas counties affected by Hurricane Harvey and its aftermath, 22 Habitat for Humanity
- [First ReStore DIY Workshop great success!](https://williamsonhabitat.org/first-restore-diy-workshop-great-success/) - Last Saturday we hosted our first DIY Workshop at the Round Rock ReStore with a full house of participants. A big thank you to Amanda of Love and Renovations for coming out to host our event where we crafted unique wall hooks out of broken down pallet wood, all using products from the ReStore! The
- [From the Director's Chair - October 2017](https://williamsonhabitat.org/directors-chair-october-2017/) - Along with the cooler temperatures, Habitat is looking forward to the return of its home construction efforts in Williamson County! After taking a break this summer, we are excited to kick off our fall build schedule in partnership with four future homeowner families. These families will begin working alongside approximately 1,000 volunteers over the next
- [From the Director's Chair - November 2017](https://williamsonhabitat.org/directors-chair-november-2017/) - We have had an exciting and busy start to Fall with several diverse Habitat happenings, including launching the ReStore DIY workshop series, completing multiple home repairs, framing up the walls on two new homes and welcoming two new future homeowners into the homeownership program! In September and October we hosted the first two DIY workshops
- [Habitat equipment trailer stolen - How you can help](https://williamsonhabitat.org/habitat-trailer-stolen-can-help/) - On Wednesday, Nov. 22, Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County discovered that one of the Habitat equipment trailers was stolen from a project site in Taylor. The trailer was full of valuable equipment used by Habitat volunteers to build and repair homes for families in need in Williamson County. Taylor PD found the trailer, but unfortunately, it
- [From the Director's Chair - January 2017](https://williamsonhabitat.org/from-the-directors-chair-january-2017/) - Happy New Year! I am very excited about the many Habitat happenings, including the Race to Build, this new year, but I want to share with you a glimpse into my Habitat Global Village experiences and invite you to join us on one of these amazing journeys in 2018! It took 3 years for me
- [KVUE Visits Taylor Home Build](https://williamsonhabitat.org/kvue-visits-taylor-home-build/) - KVUE stopped by a build site last week to share with viewers a special Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County project and the need for volunteers. Through a collaboration with the Williamson County Long Term Recovery Committee, Habitat is building back a home in Taylor for Janie Morales and her sister Margaret, whose home was destroyed
- [Volunteer Spotlight - Shirley Harmes](https://williamsonhabitat.org/volunteer-spotlight-shirley-harmes/) - Why do you choose to support Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County, TX? Habitat chose US! My husband Ed and I were new to Georgetown in 2003. We joined Sun City hiking club and engaged in social interaction with the then president of the Habitat board of directors and subsequently became part of the Habitat
- [Home Is The Key](https://williamsonhabitat.org/home-is-the-key/) - For many people across the U.S., access to an affordable home remains out of reach, creating barriers to affording necessities such as food, education or medical care. Williamson County is not immune to this affordable housing crisis. To address this critical need locally and across the country, Habitat Williamson County, TX has joined Home is
- [Volunteer Spotlight - Michael Wayne](https://williamsonhabitat.org/volunteer-spotlight-michael-wayne/) - Why do you choose to support Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County, TX? Besides the obvious of the location (versus driving into Austin), it is a small, tight knit group of regulars (sure we have ebbed and flowed through the years) and everyone is almost like a family member. We have good synergy & enjoy
- [Welcome Home Mims Family!](https://williamsonhabitat.org/welcome-home-mims-family/) - Amber earns the keys to her new home! Amber began her path to homeownership in September 2017 and was eager to complete her sweat equity and begin sharing her new home with all those who had shared their homes with her. It’s been a long journey, but Amber has worked very hard – putting in
- [Young Donor, Big Heart!](https://williamsonhabitat.org/young-donor-big-heart/) - When Samantha's Grandma Shirley passed away in March of 2017, she came to the realization that grandma's house would be sold and she felt sad that she wouldn’t be able to go there anymore to play. The following is the conversation she had with her mother, Jamie, and what ultimately inspired her to pay it forward
- [Travel with purpose in 2019](https://williamsonhabitat.org/travel-with-purpose-in-2019/) - Habitat for Humanity works in over 80 countries around the world. Volunteers from the United States can travel to many of these locations and build homes and maybe a smokeless stove in partnership with families in need of safe and decent housing. Each Habitat for Humanity Global Village trip offers more than just the opportunity
- [Meet Brittany - A Habitat Homeowner](https://williamsonhabitat.org/meet-brittany-a-habitat-homeowner/) - "A little over five years ago, I began my journey to homeownership with Habitat. I was a single mother of two children coming out of an abusive relationship. First, I moved into the Texas Baptist Children’s Home as part of their Family Care Program and I was ready to start a new life for myself
- [Meet Betty Jo - A Habitat Homeowner](https://williamsonhabitat.org/meet-betty-jo-a-habitat-homeowner/) - “Partnering with Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County to become a homeowner has provided me with the opportunity for a better life for me and my 5 children. I was born and raised here Georgetown and I have worked for the City of Georgetown now for 30 years. In 1999 I was living in subsidized
- [Welcome Scott Thompson - ReStore Director](https://williamsonhabitat.org/welcome-scott-thompson-restore-director/) - "In October 2016, after a life-altering year, I made the decision to change my life path and pursue purpose-driven work. Fast forward two years. In November 2018, I finished a home renovation, sold my house, resigned my corporate position and relocated to Austin, TX - all in pursuit of moving into the non-profit world. Along
- [Meet Shonta - Future homeowner of the House That Beer Built](https://williamsonhabitat.org/meet-shonta-future-homeowner-of-the-house-that-beer-built/) - The Habitat Williamson County 2020 build season will kick off with the House That Beer Built home in Taylor this January. Future homeowner Shonta, a hair stylist and mom of 4, was accepted into the homeownership program in May and immediately started putting in her sweat equity by volunteering in the Round Rock ReStore and
- [Meet Future Habitat Homeowners: The Sharpe Family](https://williamsonhabitat.org/meet-future-habitat-homeowners-the-sharpe-family/) - Facing the overwhelming challenge of finding a home and mortgage she could afford, Kelsey applied to the Habitat homeownership program last July. “I feel this was my only way to finally provide the security I want and need for my family. Apartments cost more than 50% of my income and to buy a home in
- [Recent Habitat Land Purchase in Georgetown to turn into more homes!](https://williamsonhabitat.org/habitat-land-purchase-in-georgetown-to-turn-into-more-homes/) - A flurry of steps started the purchase of a lot on 21st Street in Georgetown. This purchase would not have been possible without a generous and long-time supporter of Habitat who provided a low-cost loan to complete the purchase. The first grant to help pay down the loan was made by the Georgetown Health Foundation. We are so fortunate to
- ["Although my term is up for now, my heart and commitment to this organization will continue for years to come!"](https://williamsonhabitat.org/although-my-term-is-up-for-now-my-heart-and-commitment-to-this-organization-will-continue-for-years-to-come/) - When I moved to Texas in 2006 I wanted to be a professional volunteer. Of course, life always seems to take paths that lead me to bigger and greater adventures. I ended up being dared to become a Realtor and since it was a double dare, I took it. During that course of my new
- ["A door has opened for me to serve as the local Habitat Board of Directors President!"](https://williamsonhabitat.org/a-door-has-opened-for-me-to-serve-as-the-local-habitat-board-of-directors-president/) - I began volunteering with Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County in 2016. After retiring I was looking for a way to spend my new found time helping others in our community in a way that would make a lasting change for them. Our mission as a Christian ministry, focusing on bringing communities and people together
- [Volunteer Spotlight - Barb Mall](https://williamsonhabitat.org/volunteer-spotlight-barb-mall/) - How long have you been a Habitat volunteer? I started volunteering with Habitat in 2003 when my younger daughter graduated from high school and I was looking for a new opportunity for volunteering. My husband Mike was already a Habitat volunteer and I thought it would be good to be involved in the same organization.
- [Construction Corner - Build Update](https://williamsonhabitat.org/construction-corner-build-update/) - "The soils in Taylor are a mixture of black clay and stone, which when it gets soaked can take take several days (with good weather) to dry and be workable again. We are also experiencing delays with our plumbing trade due to all the water breaks throughout the community from those snow and ice storms,"
- [Atmos Energy Partners to Build Zero Net Energy Home in Taylor](https://williamsonhabitat.org/atmos-energy-partners-to-build-zero-net-energy-home-in-taylor/) - It was a beautiful day on September 18 in Taylor to kick off a new partnership with Atmos Energy to build a natural gas powered Net Zero Energy (ZNE) home for Ashely and her daughter Persephone. This home will be the first ZNE home in Taylor and it will showcase the reliability and affordability of
- [The CARES Act affects charitable giving](https://williamsonhabitat.org/caresact/) - The CARES Act is the first giving incentive Congress has passed in response to a disaster or national emergency—an acknowledgement by Congress that the work of nonprofits, like Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County TX, is an essential service. As the COVID-19 pandemic evolves from a public health emergency into a housing crisis, donations to

## Pages

- [Home](https://williamsonhabitat.org/) - Everyone Deserves a Decent Place to Live No matter who we are or where we come from we all deserve to feel strength and stability day after day. 2025 Impact Numbers: 0 Individuals Helped Compare to 2024 109 Individuals Helped 0 Homes Repaired Compare to 2024 55 Homes Repaired Our Impact Is Growing Year-over-year impact
- [News/Events](https://williamsonhabitat.org/news-events/) - News/Events Check out the latest updates Current News, Campaigns, and More! Upcoming Events: Home Dedication Ceremony: You’re Invited: Home Dedication for the Fordinal Family!Join Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County as we celebrate a life-changing milestone — the dedication of Ashley Fordinal and her son Cameron’s new home!📅 Sunday, August 16 at 1:30 p.m.📍 1839
- [About Us](https://williamsonhabitat.org/about-us/) - About Us Working to eliminate barriers to a better, healthier, and more financially stable life. 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.
- [Services](https://williamsonhabitat.org/services/) - Services Partnering with people in our community to help them build or improve a place they can call home. Homeownership Program Our homeownership program empowers working individuals and families to build and buy their own homes. We partner with our future homeowners every step of the way, and provide the education and support needed to
- [Volunteer](https://williamsonhabitat.org/volunteer/) - Volunteer Positively impact your community, learn new skills, and meet new people. Get Involved No matter your passion, skill set, or level experience, Habitat has a place for you! Your generous investment of time empowers families to achieve strength, stability and self-reliance so they can stand on their own and build brighter futures.We offer volunteer
- [Give](https://williamsonhabitat.org/give/) - Give Every donation helps a family build a safe and affordable home Build the Momentum. Learn more about the sucess of our End-of-Year campaign below. Click Here Support Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County, TX Today! At Habitat, we build because we believe that everyone, everywhere should have a healthy, affordable place to call home.
- [Sponsors](https://williamsonhabitat.org/sponsors/) - Sponsorships Thank you for your interest in sponsoring Habitat. To get started, please submit a sponsorship form letting us know you’d like to support a Habitat event or partner with us when an opportunity becomes available. We’ll follow up with details on upcoming events and the sponsorship packages we offer.There are several meaningful ways your
- [ReStore](https://williamsonhabitat.org/restore/) - ReStore When You Shop, We Build! The Georgetown ReStore is a discount home improvement store and donation center open to the public selling new and gently used building materials, appliances, furniture, home décor, and more. The Georgetown ReStore opened in 2005 and is owned and operated by our affiliate, Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County.
- [Hops For Houses](https://williamsonhabitat.org/hops-for-houses/) - Hops for Houses and Hops Passports Program Thank you for participating in the 2026 Hops for Houses and Hops Passports program. Learn more about our Hops for Houses event below. The Hops for Houses Program is a collaboration between the Central Texas breweries/establishments & Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County, TX to bring people together
- [Contact Us](https://williamsonhabitat.org/contact-us/) - Contact Us Please complete this form and the appropriate person from our Administrative Office will contact you. Administrative Office 2108 N Austin Avenue Georgetown, Texas 78626 Phone 512-863-4344 For Press or Media Inquiries, Please Contact Emily Wallace emilyw@williamsonhabitat.org Send Us a Message Contact Us FormΔ Newsletter First NameLast NamePhone NumberEmailI'm interested in: Giving Buying a
- [Vendors and Food Trucks](https://williamsonhabitat.org/vendors-and-food-trucks/) - Saturday, February 21, 2026 Vendors and Food Trucks Hops for Houses Craft Beer Festival Event Date: Saturday, February 21, 2026Location: Round Rock Sports Center2400 Chisholm Trail Rd, Round Rock, TX 78681To secure your Vendor and Food Truck participation, complete the application below and submit relevant items below.Vendor/Food Truck Contact: contact@williamsonhabitat.org Insurance (VENDORS & FOOD TRUCKS)
- [End-of-Year Campaign](https://williamsonhabitat.org/end-of-year-campaign/) - Build the Momentum2025 End-of-Year Giving Campaign Together, we build the momentum for safe, stable homes.As we close out 2025, Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County is building on real progress—made possible by people like you. Because of your generosity, families across our community are living safer, healthier lives in homes that provide stability, dignity, and
- [Brewery Registration](https://williamsonhabitat.org/brewery-registration/) - Saturday, February 21, 2026 Brewery/Winery Registration Hops for Houses Craft Beer Festival Click Here To Register The Hops for Houses Craft Beer Festival is a 21+ event. Ticket sales & festival entry is limited to ages 21 and over; identification will be verified. Event Date: Saturday, February 21, 2026Event Time: 2:00 PM – 6:30 PM
- [Cars for Homes](https://williamsonhabitat.org/cars-for-homes/) - Donate a Car Donate your car online or call 1-877-277-4344. Start Your Donation Cars for Homes When you donate a car, truck, boat, RV, or other vehicle to Habitat for Humanity’s Cars for Homes program you help people in YOUR community build a house and the hope of a better life! Donate now and directly
- [ReStore Corporate Donations](https://williamsonhabitat.org/restore-corporate-donations/) - Corporate Donations ReStore Corporate Donation Partnerships The Habitat ReStore partners with businesses, manufacturers, contractors and more to facilitate donations of materials and items with free pickup.Give your new or gently used overstocked items, business returns, furniture, cabinets and more to the ReStore – and support Habitat’s mission in the process. Why Choose Us? Are you
- [Brewery Registration Form](https://williamsonhabitat.org/brewery-registration-form/) - Brewery Registration Brewery Registration form for the Hops for Houses Craft Beer Festival Brewery Registration FormΔ Subscribe Event Details SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2026 The Hops for Houses Craft Beer Festival is a ticketed fundraising event benefitting Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County, TX, a 501c(3), Federal EIN: 74-2907371. Habitat Williamson County will act as the
- [Thank You](https://williamsonhabitat.org/thank-you/) - Thank You! Thank you for filling the form, one of our team member will reach out to you soon. Read Our Recent News/Events

## Client Stories

- [Home Repair Client Stories- Theria Davis](https://williamsonhabitat.org/client-story/home-repair-client-stories-theria-davis/) - In May of 2023, the Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County Home Repair Team completed some much-needed exterior and interior repairs on the Bartlett residence of Theria Davis. Projects included the replacement of a front and back porch, installing a new mini-split a/c unit, and repairing leaks in her roof. “It was a good team

## Categories

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