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Building a Better Pickens: One Home and One Heart at a Time

Pickens County Habitat for Humanity

At PCHFH, our vibrant team of change-makers isn't just constructing homes—we're crafting futures, fostering community, and spreading hope by putting God's love into action!

Apply for a home, donate, or volunteer today to join us in making a better tomorrow for everyone in Pickens County.

 

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Home Is Where Your Story Begins

Pickens County Habitat for Humanity helps low to moderate income families write new chapters by building them an affordable home. With stability comes endless possibilities. What story will you write? Turn the page for your future - apply today!

  • Tabitha * Moved into her Habitat home in 2020
    Tabitha * Moved into her Habitat home in 2020

    The main thing that Habitat means to me is stability, not only in just a home but also for the future, for the future of my daughter, for the future of my family. Which is also the future for our communities and our world in general.

Habitat Chat - The PCHFH Blog

March 20, 2025
byIsabella Wells

Our mission thrives because of dedicated volunteers like Joseph Huss. A retired Army officer with a lifelong passion for building, Joseph joins our C2 Program to make a difference—one home at a time. Learn more about his journey and how you can get involved!

March 20, 2025
byPiper Embry, Hannah Hardy, Kyleigh Tuma, Chelsea Quinn

The Tiny House Build is a collaborative initiative led by Pickens County Habitat for Humanity, Clemson University’s Construction Science and Management program, and the Pickens County Career and Technology Center. Spearheaded by Richard Gauthier and Construction Coordinator Kevin, the project creates sustainable tiny homes for veterans while offering students hands-on construction experience and career training. The next build takes place April 18th at Clemson’s XL yard.

March 20, 2025
byTamara Dourney

Women have always been builders, inventors, and innovators in construction—often without recognition. From Emily Roebling completing the Brooklyn Bridge to Tabitha Babbitt’s game-changing circular saw, these pioneers shaped the industry we know today. This Women in Construction Week, we honor their legacy and celebrate the women leading the way into the future.

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