Volunteers are the lifeblood of local non-profit organizations, like Habitat for Humanity of Greater Lowell and our ReStore located in North Billerica, Massachusetts!

Volunteers of all ages and walks of life across the Merrimack Valley have donated their time and talents to support affordable housing in their community.  At our ReStore alone, about 150 volunteers have contributed an average of 350 hours of service every month of 2021, aiding in the store’s ability to keep prices low and sales — and impact — high.   Three very special people regularly volunteer each week -- Michael B., Richard D. and Sean H. -- they have actually volunteered over 500 total hours last year to support our mission. These and all of our volunteers are making a real difference in people’s lives, so we thank you!

On a much broader scale, there are so many more opportunities to volunteer with Habitat for Humanity …
1) on a build site as an individual
 2) with a group as part of a team build day with family, friends or your company
 3) commit to a long-term volunteer opportunity at local Habitat or ReStore

Did you know you can travel with Habitat for Humanity to build strength, stability and self-reliance through shelter?  Read More Here
 4) travel overseas on a global village trip
 5) travel in your RV to build sites around the US
 6) join a collegiate chapter if you’re a college student
 7) take a journey with Habitat and Thrivent Worldwide to build around the world
 
For more information about local volunteer opportunities at Habitat Lowell or our ReStore in  Billerica, please contact our Outreach Coordinator at outreach@lowellhabitat.org or call
978-692-0927 to learn more.
Visit https://lowellhabitat.org/what-you-can-do/volunteer/
 
At the Greater Lowell ReStore, check out the upcoming sales and events, join our mailing list, get a coupon when you visit our website or follow us on Facebook, Twitter  or Instagram or Pinterest.    When You Buy a Bargain, We Build a Home.   #ReStorehfhgl  


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