About
Habitat for Humanity of Missoula is a non-profit, ecumenical, Christian housing ministry dedicated to the elimination of poverty housing in our community and throughout the world. Building homes, changing lives. View the following videos on YouTube to learn more: KTFM “Unsung Hero” Video | 2007 Year In Review Video | Youth Program Video
What is Habitat for Humanity of Missoula doing?
- Seeking land to build on
- Partnering with eligible families
- Building or renovating houses
- Providing simple, decent, affordable homes for families living in substandard housing
- Selling houses at cost with no interest or profit
- Making houses affordable
- Educating the community about poverty housing and the Habitat solution
How is Habitat financed?
- Donations from individuals, clubs, churches, businesses, and agencies
- Grants from private foundations
- House payments recycled to build more homes
- No government money for construction
How are families selected for a home?
Families are selected after a lengthy, detailed, nondiscriminatory process which includes applications, interviews, and home visits. Final selections are made based upon:

- Need
- Ability to repay a mortgage
- Willingness to partner with Habitat for Humanity of Missoula
- Residency or Work in Missoula County for one year
How does Missoula benefit from Habitat?
- People have clean, decent, safe, affordable homes.
- Property is added to the tax base.
- The cycle of poverty is broken.
- The appearance and value of the community is improved.
- Money is spent locally on materials.
- Volunteers gain valuable experience and learn new skills.
- Families have a new sense of worth.