Welcome to Marion-Dillon County Habitat for Humanity!
Business Hours
Tuesday - Friday 8:30am -4:00pm
Saturday 8:00am - 12:00pm
The goal of Marion-Dillon County Habitat for Humanity is to eliminate poverty housing in Marion and Dillon County by building one, decent, affordable home at a time. Your contribution can help us achieve that goal!
Have you ever thought about how much you could change things just by volunteering your time and talents to Marion-Dillon County HFH? Call 843-464-3747 to see how YOU can be involved (or click below)!
Maniac Cares of the Darius Shaquille Leonard Maniac Foundation donates Lake View land to Marion-Dillon County Habitat for Humanity
The Marion-Dillon County Habitat for Humanity affiliate is pleased to announce a generous donation from Maniac Cares. This property is in Lake View, SC and is bordered by W 7th Street on the south, W 6th Street on the north, S Cedar Street on the east, and Waverly Street on the west. The property will be divided into four (4) house lots. Thus, Habitat will be able to build four corresponding homes on these lots providing decent, affordable homes to 4 future Habitat homeowners. We are grateful to have generous benefactors in Mr. Darius Shaquille Leonard, NFL All Pro Linebacker, and his wife, Kayla.
Eastern Carolina Community Foundation
Regional Enrichment Fund
The Eastern Community Foundation awarded a $5,000.00 grant to the Marion-Dillon County Habitat for Humanity from the Regional Enrichment Fund. This grant will be used to further the mission of Habitat to seek to eliminate poverty housing from the world by building one decent, affordable house at a time.
First Ever Habitat for Humanity House in Dillon County
Construction will start in December, 2024 at 400 S Cedar Street, Lake View, SC. We are looking for churches and other interested groups to sign up to work on this house starting in January 2025. Two ways to volunteer. You can use the "Click here to Volunteer" button at the top of this page. Fill in the information requested and "your message" tell us you are volunteering with a group such as the name of your church or your benevolent organization. Second, you can call Jim Kirkland, Assistant Director, at 843-464-3747 and give him your information. Sign up for a day, a week, on an as needed basis, etc. Youth groups, Men's Ministries, Women's Ministries, Senior Adult Ministries, or representing the whole church can sign up. Youth must be 17 or older to use power tools. Youth (and youth groups) must be accompanied by adult chaperones.
Potential Homeowners Meeting in Marion County
Tuesday, January 7th, 2025 at 6:30 PM.
At the Habitat for Humanity Disaster Relief Dormitory
3153 East Highway 76, Mullins, SC 29574
This is the brick building closest to the Dry Dock Restaurant. Enter the property and bear to the right to park close to the building.
This is a MANDATORY meeting for ANYONE in Marion County desiring to apply for a Habitat for Humanity house.
Marion-Dillon County Habitat for Humanity accepts local donation.
Scott Webster of Scott Webster Insurance Agency, Inc. (Local State Farm Insurance agent) presented Jim Kirkland of Marion-Dillon County Habitat for Humanity with a $1,500.00 donation on Thursday, August 21. And State Farm Insurance and Finance will match Scott’s generous donation bringing the total to $3,000.00. This donation will help complete the furnishings of the Community, Activity, Recreation, and Emergency (C.A.R.E.) Center. Jim Kirkland reported that M-DCHfH is working through the legal aspects necessary to make the center available to the public.” When the process is completed, we will let the community know the C.A.R.E. Center is available.
About Us
Marion-Dillon County Habitat for Humanity is a locally run affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, a nonprofit, ecumenical Christian housing organization. Habitat for Humanity works in partnership with people in need to build decent, affordable family housing. The houses are then sold to our partnering families at no profit and with no interest cost.
Volunteers provide most of the labor, while individual, church, civic and corporate donors provide money and materials to build Habitat houses. Partnering families must invest 300 hundred hours of labor ("sweat equity") into building their homes and the homes of other potential Habitat homeowners. Habitat homeowner mortgage payments go into a revolving fund. Those funds are then used to build more houses.
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