Here at HabiJax, we use tools to build beyond our differences.  Habitat founder Millard Fuller calls this concept "the theology of the hammer," explaining, "we may disagree on all sorts of other things... but we can agree on the idea of building homes with God's people in need, and in doing so using biblical economics: no profit and no interest."

HabiJax is a volunteer-driven organization. We welcome people from all walks of life to join us as we build affordable houses in partnership with God and families in need. Though the majority have no construction experience or building skills, our volunteers are involved in most phases of construction. By working side-by-side with HabiJax partner families, our volunteers experience for themselves the joy created when a family is able to realize their dream of home ownership.

HabiJax volunteers contribute more than muscle. Creativity, strategy, and technical skills are among the many invaluable traits volunteers bring to the organization.   HabiJax depends on volunteer committees for support with projects like Family Selection,  Construction Skills Training, and Volunteer Services.

HabiJax invites volunteers to help us build, assist in the office, serve on committees, and help with special projects that benefit the organization. Time commitments vary; you can choose to volunteer as little or as often as you would like!  All of these positions are a tremendous help  in the construction of affordable homes.