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Alfred State College Supports Habitat Horry
This winter break, a group of passionate Alfred State College students spent their holiday making a difference in the Myrtle Beach community. Partnering with Habitat for Humanity of Horry County, these students contributed their time and energy to rehabilitate a home for a future homeowner, Toni. Their work focused on repairing siding and landscaping, which
a house, a chance, a future
Emily, Sara, and Ben laugh and squeal as they chase each other on the land that will hold their new home. They are currently living in a camper with their mom who is working hard to purchase a safe home for her children. A little girl with bouncing, blond curls dances and waves to our
Habitat Horry County Receives Angel Award
We are thrilled to announce that Habitat for Humanity of Horry County has been honored with the prestigious 2024 Angel Award by the South Carolina Secretary of State. This recognition celebrates Habitat Horry County’s commitment to using resources efficiently, empowering local communities, and creating lasting change. The Angel Award is presented annually to just ten
ReStore’s Annual Black Wednesday Sale
Black Wednesday is November 27th! The Habitat for Humanity of Horry County ReStore’s Black Wednesday Sale is Wednesday, November 27th! Join us for the biggest sale of the year, now at both Horry County ReStore locations in Myrtle Beach and Longs! Everything in the store is 50% off! Pick up the perfect dining room table or
Habitat Horry County Receives Bank of America Grant
Habitat for Humanity of Horry County Partners with Bank of America to Advance Affordable Housing Opportunities in Horry CountyFunding will support Habitat’s goal of increasing annual construction output and building 60+ new homes Habitat for Humanity of Horry County was recently awarded a $50,000 grant by Bank of America in support of its efforts to
A Salute to Service: Habitat’s Impact on Veteran Home Repairs
Steve & Francine greeted me warmly as I stepped inside their home. The first thing I noticed were their walls lined with family photos. “A wall for each decade,” was how Steve described his wife’s curation of memories. The pictures showed moments full of joy and laughter by a family one could tell spent a