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Homeowner Applications have re-opened
We have a Habitat home (shown above) in the Town of Binghamton that is now available and we are looking for new applicants to apply. Please go to our Become a Homeowner page to learn more about this home and becoming a partner Habitat family.

Broome County Habitat for Humanity begins construction of their new warehouse facility
though our $30,000 in grants from Tioga Downs and the Klee Foundation we have begun construction on our expanded warehouse facility at our campus on Adams Avenue in Endicott, NY. Framing is completed and steel roofing and siding, donated by Alpine Metal Roofing of Sidney, NY is now being installed. Additional funds are needed to outfit our facility. If you are willing to donate to this project, please go to our Donate page.

Our next Habitat home at 6 Linda Drive is ready for our newest Habitat family

Once our driveway is installed, we will be able to welcome our newest Habitat family. This home was the 3rd construction through our collaboration with BOCES. Dedication ceremonies are planned for late August. Check here or on our Facebook site for the date and join us in this celebration.

Installing back deck Siding completed Finishing touches on side deck

Groundbreaking on our next Habitat home planned for late August

Plans are being finalized now for construction of a single family home in Johnson City. Construction is expected to start later in August. This home will be a two story, 3 bedroom home. Applicants can apply for this home by clicking on Become a Homeowner above.

Plans are underway for a 2 story duplex to be constructed next year

BCHFH has secured a property in Johnson City that will become home to two Habitat families in 2025. Architectural plans and permits are being secured and excavation is scheduled to begin next Spring. This will be Broome County Habitat for Humanity's first duplex home and allows us to increase the number of families we can serve each year.

Artist's rendition of 2 family home

Cutaway view from back of house

Cutaway view of side of house

Broome County Habitat for Humanity receives wood from the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree

As many people know, the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree was donated by a Vestal, NY family who had it growing in their yard. After the tree was displayed at the Center and then removed, it was sent to a mill to be cut into construction material. On Tuesday, August 6th, we received 2 inch x 6 inch x 8 foot material from that tree to be used in the construction of future Habitat homes.