At Habitat for Humanity of Horry County, Women Build is more than a construction project. It’s a movement rooted in empowerment, collaboration, and the belief that everyone deserves a safe, stable place to call home. Through Women Build, women across our community step into leadership, serve with intention, and help create lasting change for families

Habitat for Humanity of Horry County is proud to announce it has been awarded a $100,000 grant from Publix Super Market Charities to support the construction of two new single-family homes in Conway, South Carolina. The homes are located in Owens Creek, Habitat’s newest subdivision focused on expanding access to safe, affordable homeownership in Horry County. The $100,000 grant from Publix Super Market Charities will directly support the construction

Habitat for Humanity of Horry County is proud to announce the successful completion of our End of Year Campaign, raising more than $50,000 to support affordable housing, critical home repairs, and financial education programs throughout our community. A special thank you goes to Anderson Brothers Bank, who once again served as our End of Year

As a single Mom, Ayanna decided to apply for the homebuyer program to provide a stable and secure home for her and her children, Adrian, Amir, and Braylen. She currently lives in Conway and works with Atlantic Urology and Horry County Schools (Ability Beyond Barriers) as an on-call PRN/relief Staff Member. To Ayanna, homeownership will

Myrtle Beach, SC – Habitat of Horry County and Bank of America celebrated another year of their longstanding partnership with a volunteer build day. Bank of America teammates rolled up their sleeves painting, drywalling, and doing finishing work inside a new construction home at 185 Hamilton Way in Conway, SC. The construction work capped off

This holiday season, the Logan family — Roger, Laura, and their two young boys, Caleb and Ethan — will finally celebrate in a home that is safe, stable, and truly theirs.   Before they partnered with Habitat, the Logans were living in a mobile home that was falling apart. The floors were rotting through, and they