About Habitat Interfaith Alliance
Habitat Interfaith
Alliance (HIA) is a coalition of dedicated souls
who bring together people of different faiths to
sponsor and help build a Habitat for Humanity
home in the Denver Metro area each year.
Currently representing 10 synagogues and
churches—and welcoming to congregations of all
faiths who wish to join the coalition—our
alliance is a proud faith-partner affiliate with
Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver. We have
sponsored 20 new homes as a coalition since
2002. HIA works to address long-term poverty by
providing families with safe, affordable
housing. Evoking a spirit of interfaith
community and benevolence, HIA's collaborations
with Habitat families allow them to flourish,
dream, and plan for a better future.
Our annual goal is to raise $40,000
toward the sponsorship of a Habitat home each year, to support
construction costs. For 2021 we contributed $41,730. To achieve this goal, HIA accepts donations
and hosts several fundraisers throughout the year. Our annual
fundraisers are the Soup Cook-off, the HIA Golf Classic, and
Brews and Brains Trivia Night. In addition to these, we have
tables at Habitat’s Breakfast for Humanity, participate in
Colorado Gives Day, and often hold music concerts and “dining
out for HIA” evenings, and more. We also galvanize our
congregations, along with members of the general public, to
volunteer at these fundraising events as well as work on the
build project itself. As these
events approach on the calendar each year, information will be here on
our website, as well as on our facebook page.
Habitat for Humanity of
Metro Denver has been a Habitat for Humanity
affiliate for just over 40 years. They are
consistently recognized as a top producer and
leader in green energy homes. Since 1979 they
have served over 1200 local families in the
Denver Metro Area. Over the past 41 years,
Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver has built,
repaired and sponsored (in partner countries)
2,248 homes. This represents stable, affordable
housing solutions for 8,992 people. Habitat
continues to set challenging schedules and
milestones for themselves every year. Through
their four ReStores (retail home improvement
outlets) they sell reduced More information on Habitat for Humanity
Metro Denver can be found
hereAbout Habitat for Humanity Metro Denver
price home
improvement goods. Proceeds from the ReStores
fund Habitat programs and perations.
Purchasing a home from Habitat for Humanity is a
hand up for hard working future homeowners, not
a hand out. Habitat homeowners help build their
own homes and those of their neighbors alongside
volunteers, and pay an affordable mortgage. With
our help, Habitat homeowners achieve the
strength, stability and independence they need
to build a better life for themselves and their
families.