together, we build strength
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Donors are our protectors and providers- they are literally “the roof over our heads.” Their support makes everything possible. Financial giving is a courageous, vital act that holds the mission together.
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why donate?Your gift is not just a donation - it's reinforcing the roof over a family's head, fortifying a community's foundation, and laying the groundwork for lasting change. Every contribution - no matter the size - helps build strength, stability, and self-reliance in Eastern Connecticut. It helps us build a brighter tomorrow.
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different ways to donate
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option 1: monetary donation Make a one-time contribution or join our Carpenter’s Club to give monthly and create lasting impact in our community. Every donation helps a local family build strength, stability, and self-reliance. option 2: donate your furniture Give furniture, appliances, home goods, and building materials new life — and support our work at the ReStore. ReStore |
Here’s what your donation can help provide:
No matter the amount, your gift helps build strength, stability, and self-reliance through homeownership. |
option 3: sponsorship
event sponsorship
Support a Habitat event and make a lasting impression. Whether it’s a fundraiser, volunteer gathering, or awareness event, your sponsorship helps cover essential costs, amplifies our mission, and connects your brand with a meaningful cause in the community.
Contact Ushouse sponsorship
Partner with us to fund the construction of an entire Habitat home. Your support provides the materials and resources needed to build strength and stability for a local family — and your impact will be felt for generations.
Contact Usgroup build day sponsorship
Bring your team together for a hands-on volunteer experience that builds more than just walls. A group build sponsorship funds critical home construction while offering a rewarding opportunity for connection, service, and community impact.
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option 4: donate your car Clear space, reduce waste, and help build homes — your old car can be transformed into hope. Donate Your Caroption 5: planned/legacy giving Leave a lasting legacy with a bequest, endowment, or charitable gift annuity. Talk to us about how to build impact that lasts generations. Contact Us |
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option 6: in-kind donations Building materials, tools, or services help us build more while spending less. Whether you're a business or a neighbor, your extra supplies can help create a home. Contact Us |
option 7: gifts of stock or crypto Giving non-cash assets may offer tax benefits - and your donation does even more at no extra cost to you. Contact Us |
option 8: donate land Have a parcel that could support future construction? We're ready to discuss with you how we can prepare it for affordable homes. Contact Us |
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FAQs
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Is my donation tax-deductible?
Absolutely. We're a 501(c)(3) - all gifts are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.
What happens after I donate goods or stock?
You'll receive confirmation letters and receipts automatically, along with regular updates on impact stories.
How do I join the Carpenter's Club?
Sign up on this page (monthly amounts as low as $5). You can cancel anytime - no questions asked.
Need help or personalized advice on what to donate or how?
Our Development Team is here to help - just click here
Privacy Policy: All information concerning donors or prospective donors, including their names, addresses and telephone numbers, the names of their beneficiaries, the amount of their gift, etc., shall be kept strictly confidential by Habitat for Humanity of Eastern Connecticut, its staff and volunteers, unless permission is obtained from donors to release such information.
We will not sell, share or trade our donors' names or personal information with any other entity, nor send mailings to our donors on behalf of other organizations.
We will not sell, share or trade our donors' names or personal information with any other entity, nor send mailings to our donors on behalf of other organizations.
