Flower City Habitat CEO Matt Flanigan and Development & Volunteer Engagement Manager Ken Braley joined colleagues from across NY for a day of advocacy in Albany.

Combined, Habitat spoke with over 40 legislative offices about the importance of affordable ousing and how we can work together towards our vision of a world where everyone has a decent place to live.

In February, we'll be in DC for Habitat's national legislative conference, "Habitat on the Hill". 

​Thank you for your contributions to these advocacy wins—and so many more—that the Habitat for Humanity network has achieved this year.

​The Women’s Entrepreneurship and Economic Empowerment Act of 2018, known as the WEEE Act, seeks to improve support for initiatives—and address key barriers—linked to women’s entrepreneurship and economic empowerment. Now, Congress has an important opportunity to pass this bipartisan bill before the end of the year.

​The U.S. Congress has given final approval to legislation that Habitat for Humanity International says will expand and improve opportunities for impact investing around the world.

​The U.S. Senate today approved legislation that will allow nonprofit affordable housing developers like Habitat for Humanity to build at lower costs by ensuring that home appraisers are able to donate their services.

​In a strong and bipartisan show of support, the U.S. House of Representatives approved the Housing Opportunities Made Easier, or HOME, Act, a bill that would clarify law allowing home appraisers to donate their services to organizations like Habitat for Humanity.