Most of us don’t think about our appliances until something stops working. But a little maintenance here and there can go a long way, helping appliances run better, last longer, and save money along the way.

Sometimes caring for a home looks less like a renovation project and more like opening the windows, turning up the music, and tackling the spaces we’ve ignored all winter long.

So, whether you’re preparing for spring, resetting after a busy season, or just trying to reclaim your space one room at a time, here’s a deep cleaning checklist to help you get started.

There are some stories that remind you home is never just about four walls. It’s about finally being able to exhale. For Ghizelle, Habitat homeownership wouldn’t just change her address. It would change the trajectory of her family’s future.

Steve has been a longtime Habitat for Humanity volunteer and is on the cusp of completing his 300th deconstruction with our affiliate!

We believe understanding the process is just as important as the journey itself. That’s why we’ve created the Homeownership Glossary, a resource designed to help you navigate the journey to homeownership more clearly and confidently!

Addressing the housing crisis in Middle Tennessee starts right here at home. While federal legislation provides the framework, our local nonprofits provide the "boots on the ground" effort to build and preserve homes in Williamson and Maury Counties.

This month, we are featuring our longstanding media partner, The New Residents’ Guide! The New Residents’ Guide includes all the things a new resident is looking for, such as articles about getting car tags and a driver’s license, information about local parks, playgrounds, walking trails, community libraries, and more!

What is a silent second mortgage? What happens if a homeowner sells their Habitat home? Habitat for Humanity Williamson-Maury Homeowner Services Manager, Erin Walker, shares her insights and answers!

Chris Beck has been a dedicated champion of Habitat for Humanity Williamson-Maury since 2009, and his impact continues to ripple across our community. Today, as Board Emeritus, Chris remains a steadfast advocate for our mission and the families we serve.

After a record-breaking year, Habitat for Humanity Williamson-Maury’s signature fundraiser, Hammers & High Heels, returns to The Factory at Franklin on March 27^th.

We were honored to celebrate the homecomings of Chasity and Heather’s families—just in time for the holidays. Family, friends, and community members gathered in fellowship to mark the completion of these two homes

“Jesus brought Habitat for Humanity to help me when I was out of options,” Gianna said. “For 26 months, all I felt was not worth it. But strangers came and didn’t just do the bare minimum…they removed burdens.”

This month’s Board Spotlight shines on Chad Hart, Tennessee Market President at Republic Bank & Trust Company. From swinging a hammer on his first Habitat build in Alabama to serving on our Finance Committee today, his passion for Habitat has been shaped by both personal experience and his family’s legacy of service. Guided by his favorite verse, Colossians 3:23, he brings both his faith and his expertise in banking to help strengthen our mission of building safe, affordable homes for families in Williamson and Maury Counties.

Meet Brooke Barrett, our new Board of Directors Chair! From volunteering on build sites as a middle schooler to leading our Board of Directors, this lifelong Franklin resident has grown alongside Habitat for Humanity. We caught up with her to talk about her journey with Habitat, the power of home, and what motivates her to keep giving back to the community she’s always called home.

Meet Dave Rimkus, Director of Supply Chain Decarbonization at Schneider Electric and a valued member of the HFHWM Board of Directors. Though he’s been serving on our board for just over a year, Dave brings more than 15 years of experience volunteering with Habitat across Middle Tennessee.

Executives from top companies across Middle Tennessee traded their business attire for hard hats and tool belts during Habitat for Humanity Williamson-Maury’s (HFHWM) inaugural Leadership Build, held on March 21st in Columbia, TN.

The event marked a powerful moment of collaboration between the business community and Habitat’s mission to address the growing need for affordable housing in the region.

Throughout her tenure, Jennee has contributed to nearly every aspect of our organization. From launching the Hammers & High Heels fundraiser and building a strong community presence to overseeing construction efforts, her leadership and vision have shaped HFHWM in countless ways.

Get to know board member, Michelle Wright! What began as a volunteer build day alongside her husband quickly turned into a deep-rooted passion for Habitat’s mission.

Get to know board member, Nicole Brooks! From Board intern to Board Treasurer, Nicole’s commitment to uplifting local families shines in all that she does. We can always count on her to show up, give her all, and lead with a smile.