Women Build 2022: April 1st- June 30th
What is Women Build?
Women from your area join together for a multi-day effort to build a home for low-income hardworking families in the community. 45 Teams of 10 women work together to raise funds towards our $225,000 fundraising goal. Monies raised will support affordable housing for lower income families in Maryland’s Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties.
While Women Build is focused on the inclusion of women in the work of building homes, the initiative does not exclude volunteers of any gender or gender identity, nor does it promote discrimination of any kind. Local organizations are encouraged to recruit a diverse volunteer workforce and in your virtual engagements.
Want to learn more?
Contact our Development Department at womenbuild@habitatmm.org.
Sponsorship Opportunities
To learn about our Corporate Sponsorship opportunities, please click here. For more information, please contact Paige Beyer, paige.beyer@habitamm.org.
Fundraising Resources
Fundraising Page
Corporate Team Leader Toolkit
Team Leader Toolkit
Individual Fundraiser Toolkit
Incentives
Construction Site Protocol
We are committed to ensuring that you are safe and having fun on the build site. To help us, please review our updated COVID-19 Safety Protocols.
Thank you to our 2022 Sponsors!
Community Sponsors
Neighborhood Sponsors
First Baptist Church of Glenarden
MGM National Harbor
House Sponsors
Balfour Beatty
Boland
Bozzuto
Cara Pearlman Group of Compass
COMSO, Inc.
Constellation
DAVIS Construction
EagleBank
HESS Construction
Microsoft
Pepco
Shimmick Construction
Truist
Fundraising Portal
Nauticon
Women Build History
In 1991, a group of women in Charlotte, N.C., came together to build stronger, safer community and completed the first women-built Habitat for Humanity house. With that event, the seeds for Habitat for Humanity’s Women Build program were planted. Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland participated in its first women build program in 2010 and has been empowering women in the metro area to address and help solve the housing crises in their own neighborhood. Since that time Women Build has helped to complete numerous homes for low-income families in Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties.
