Women Build

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Welcome 250 Women Builders!Join the movement to empower women through homeownership.

Habitat Tucson’s 250 Women Builders is a circle of women who lead the fight for equitable opportunity and believe that every mother deserves a safe decent home for her family. As part of this movement, you can ensure that all Habitat Tucson single moms have a strong foundation.

With your annual gift of $250 or more, you will:

Be recognized as part of the 250 Women Builders giving circle
Receive special communications about single-mom homebuyers
Get early volunteer registration for designated Women Build Days
Receive invitations to Women Build home dedications
Join your fellow Women Builders for a private celebration in 2023.

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Our Goal

to empower women and fight for equitable opportunity

We believe equality for all women, a strong sense of self and confidence, and empowering women to achieve economic independence are vitally important issues.

Let’s celebrate the lives of extraordinary, ordinary women!

Let’s build one another up as we build up our community, home by home.

Women have been called “the largest untapped reservoir of talent in the world,” and here at Habitat Tucson we know that when women come together, our ability to effect change in the community is incredible.

At Habitat Tucson, over 50% of families are single-mother households.
Women are 35% more likely to live in poverty than men, with single mothers facing the highest risk.
60% of women occupy the nation’s lowest-paid jobs.

[mk_image src=”https://habitattucson.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/screen-shot-2021-11-17-at-1.17.36-pm.png” image_size=”full”]2021/2022 Women Build Homebuyer Lia. Read Lia’s story here. Lia is a single mom who cannot wait to have a home to call her own—to give her son Jonathan the dinosaur bedroom he’s always dreamed of. She moved into her home in December 2021.

How you can help:

Volunteer

[mk_image src=”https://habitattucson.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/dsc_0198b-1.jpg” image_size=”full” frame_style=”rounded” link=”/volunteer”]Our goal with Women Build is to empower women to help families build strength, stability and independence. We at Habitat have the ability to provide opportunities for hands-on learning, and given these tools, women can succeed in changing their communities.

Women of all skill levels come together to help families in need!

See the KGUN9 Stories of Volunteers from Women Build 2023

Sponsor

[mk_image src=”https://habitattucson.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/20160507_jade_1916-1.jpg” image_size=”full” frame_style=”rounded” link=”https://habitattucson.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/wb-sponsorship-packet2022_web.pdf”]Women Build sponsors are individuals, corporations, faith-based organizations, civic groups, and foundations that contribute to the Women Build home. You and your business could help us build our next home! You’ll also receive the benefits of sponsorship, which include but are not limited to media exposure and recognition of your support and efforts to build strength, stability and self-reliance through shelter. Consider funding a home with Habitat Tucson and learn more about the benefits of sponsorship. Learn More >>

Read Meghan's Story

[mk_image src=”https://habitattucson.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/meghan.jpeg” image_size=”large” frame_style=”rounded”]During the COVID-19 pandemic, Meghan has been on the front-lines of this crisis as a certified nursing assistant, doing everything she can to care for the ill and vulnerable in our community.

Read Adriana's Story

[mk_image src=”https://habitattucson.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/adrianarandaimg_0124-copy.jpg” image_size=”large” frame_style=”rounded” link=”/volunteer”]Adriana is a Tucson native who grew up in Marana and currently works as a pharmacy technician. Adriana has always wanted to give her two sons the kind of stable home her parents had given her and her sisters. Adriana’s home will be the 17th Women Build Home in Tucson.