Habitat for Humanity of Gallatin Valley, founded in 1991, began as a small volunteer effort addressing the region’s growing need for affordable housing. What started with a group of community members committed to helping local families achieve homeownership has grown into a leading local nonprofit dedicated to creating lasting solutions to the housing challenges facing Gallatin Valley.

Over the years, HHGV has expanded its impact through affordable homeownership, critical home repairs, community partnerships, volunteer engagement, and housing education. By bringing together volunteers, donors, businesses, community organizations, and future homeowners, Habitat creates opportunities for people to play a meaningful role in strengthening their community.

At the heart of HHGV’s approach is the belief that affordable homeownership can create lasting change. Partner families contribute sweat equity, participate in financial education and homeownership preparation, and purchase their homes through affordable mortgages. This partnership-based model helps families build stability and financial security while creating stronger, more connected neighborhoods.

As Gallatin Valley continues to grow and the gap between local wages and housing costs widens, HHGV remains committed to adapting to the community’s evolving needs. Through new home construction, critical repairs, fundraising, advocacy, and partnerships, Habitat continues working toward a future where hardworking individuals and families have the opportunity to access safe, affordable housing and build a stronger foundation for themselves and generations to come.