Interfaith Coalition

The Interfaith Coalition brings together congregations from different faiths to strengthen relationships while building, preserving and advocating for affordable housing for everyone. Join us!

Coalition Participants

ALNOOR Islamic Center
Beth Meyer Synagogue
Beth Shalom
Community for Mindful Living
Crosspointe Church
Divan Center
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Hindu Society of North Carolina
Hudson Memorial Presbyterian Church
Islamic Association of Cary
Islamic Association of Raleigh
Jewish Federation of Greater Raleigh
Mothers and Daughters Muslim Association

North Raleigh Mosque
Pullen Memorial Baptist Church
Raleigh Baha'i Community
Raleigh Mennonite Church
Sathya Sai Center of Raleigh
Sikh Community
St. Paul's Christian Church
Temple Beth Or
Triangle Interfaith Alliance
Umstead Park United Church of Christ
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Raleigh
Unity of the Triangle

Blog

Affordable Housing

Health and Housing: Sharon's Story
For Sharon Watson, the past year has been a battle for stability. A mother, grandmother, and dedicated employee at the Department of Health and Human Services, she has spent much of her time navigating the stress of housing insecurity. Now, as she nears the completion of Habitat’s rigorous homeownership program, she reflects on how this journey has been deeply tied to her health and how having a stable home will transform her future.
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Community Builds

NC State’s Habitat Chapter: Decades of Dedication to Affordable Housing
As Habitat for Humanity of Wake County celebrates 40 years of building homes, communities and hope, one long-standing partnership stands out: the Habitat for Humanity Campus Chapter at NC State University. From its beginnings, the chapter has been a strong force in engaging students by spreading awareness and facilitating connections to Habitat’s mission through transformative projects.

A Vision Takes Root
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40th Anniversary

40 Years of Building Together
This year Habitat Wake turns 40. In 1985, while serving as a seminary intern at Millbrook Baptist Church in Raleigh, the pastor gave me the freedom to help form a local Habitat organization as the focus of my internship.

God was already at work. Various groups were gathering to pursue a housing ministry, including a group in Wake Forest and Franklin County that was pursuing the Habitat model.
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Homeownership

Stunning Kitchen Cabinet Remodel
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40th Anniversary

Dorothy Smith and the Power of Firsts
As we reflect on 40 years of history at Habitat Wake, we find ourselves contemplating the power of “firsts.”

Those first hopeful conversations. The first home built to completion.

Another landmark worth celebrating: the first church to fully and independently sponsor a Habitat Wake home — and the homeowner whose voice helped shape the future of our mission.
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Advocacy

Habitat Advocates for Change on Capitol Hill
The U.S. is currently short an estimated 800,000 homes attainable for low-and-moderate-income homebuyers. This shortage is just one of many factors contributing to the housing crisis facing our country. In many states, Habitat for Humanity is the only affordable homebuilder at work, making our role more crucial than ever.
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