Habitat for Humanity of Dubois County Accepting Applications for Next Habitat Homeowner

From now until March 19, Habitat for Humanity of Dubois County is currently accepting applications for the next future Habitat homeowner.

Posted: Feb 17, 2021 3:14 PM

Posted By: Jake Thomas

With many people struggling during the coronavirus pandemic, Habitat for Humanity of Dubois County is ready to help out another Hoosier family.

From now until March 19, Habitat for Humanity of Dubois County is currently accepting applications for the next future Habitat homeowner.

Applications for home ownership can be printed at Habitat’s website, www.duboishabitat.org/applyforahome, or picked up at the Habitat for Humanity of Dubois County ReStore Wednesday thru Friday 11:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. and Saturday 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.

The ReStore is located at 4232 S 170 E in Huntingburg. Completed applications must be received by mail at the following address or dropped off at the ReStore during regular business hours.

Anyone in Dubois County that is interested in applying can see a printable application by clicking here.

A list of guidelines required to apply can also be seen by clicking here.

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