Amarillo Habitat for Humanity's Alason Moorhead and Kim Webb share from their successes of managing a ReStore that embodies the mission of Habitat. From hiring the right Team to developing a marketing plan, learn how to engage homeowners and the community in the work of ReStores.
Habitat for Humanity builds homes, communities, and hope around the globe! A major part of Habitat’s operations is Homeowner Services. Throughout this six-week program, participants will dive into the various areas of homebuyer support and post-purchase services. Hear from experts in their fields as you learn about generational poverty, conflict resolution, finance basics, housing plus, and more! View our curriculum outline below to find instructor bios and course objectives.
Habitat Texas’ Certificate of Homeowner Services will occur over six weeks, meeting each Friday (except for Good Friday, class will occur on that Thursday) from 9 am-4 pm CST (with an hour break for lunch). The curriculum was designed by Michele Burns, with support from individual instructors. Upon successful competition, participants will earn a Certificate of Volunteer Management and 3.6 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) from Habitat for Humanity Texas.
This course will benefit individuals who want to learn about homeowner services, while developing leadership skills and techniques.
Join Mike Welch as he shares how to manage a repair programs at your affiliate. This workshop is based on examples and tools developed and used by Habitat affiliates with new or growing repair programs. Topics covered include policy and standards development, scope of work assessment, pricing and repayment examples, and health and safety regulations.
Habitat for Humanity builds homes, communities, and hope around the globe! A major part of Habitat’s operations is Homeowner Services. Throughout this six-week program, participants will dive into the various areas of homebuyer support and post-purchase services. Hear from experts in their fields as you learn about generational poverty, conflict resolution, finance basics, housing plus, and more! View our curriculum outline below to find instructor bios and course objectives.
Habitat Texas’ Certificate of Homeowner Services will occur over six weeks, meeting each Friday (except for Good Friday, class will occur on that Thursday) from 9 am-4 pm CST (with an hour break for lunch). The curriculum was designed by Michele Burns, with support from individual instructors. Upon successful competition, participants will earn a Certificate of Volunteer Management and 3.6 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) from Habitat for Humanity Texas.
This course will benefit individuals who want to learn about homeowner services, while developing leadership skills and techniques.
What is digital marketing, and why does it matter for your affiliate and ReStore? Join CommunityBoost, a digital marketing agency that specifically helps nonprofits accelerate and scale online revenue and impact, as they dive into Google Ad Grants, Facebook Marketing, Case Studies, and more! Learn how to implement digital marketing at your Habitat in an effective way.
April is Fair Housing Month, which commemorates the civil rights principle that everyone deserves the opportunity to choose a home and neighborhood free from discrimination. In honor of Fair Housing Month, Habitat Texas is partnering with the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs to out on a special one-hour live webinar and discussion about fair housing best practices and common issues.
To register for the event, sign up here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/782186387567255052
A price point is the retail price that allows you to keep a relatively high demand for a product. Join Habitat ReStore leaders as they share from their experiences and current operations through the lens of effective price points. Have the opportunity to ask questions and get real time feedback. Panelists include: Pam Hammer (Executive Director, Habitat for Humanity San Angelo), Sarah Arredondo (Habitat Home Center Marketing Associate, Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio), and Randee Farquhar (ReStore Manager, Habitat for Humanity Denton County).