Our Programs
The Marion-Dillon County Habitat for Humanity affiliate was founded in 1994 by local citizens concerned about poor housing in our area. Churches, businesses, civic groups, college groups, and individuals provide funds and labor to build homes in partnership with the homeowner.
To be eligible to apply with Marion-Dillon County Habitat for Humanity, you must be a resident of either Dillon or Marion County for at least one year. If you do not meet this criterion, you will want to contact the Habitat for Humanity affiliate that serves your community. To find that affiliate, go to www.habitat.org and enter your zip code. If the list of affiliates that come up for your zip code is not in your county, those affiliates will probably not be able to serve you.
M-DCHFH House #38 is Now complete at 164 W. Laurel Street, Mullins
We are pleased to announce House #38 is complete and our new homeowner and family have moved in. This beautiful home was dedicated on July 27th. The Board of Directors presented the following gifts to Ms. Teresea Smith, the new homeowner:
Bread When we break bread and share in a meal, we are part of a community that cares for one another. May you share many happy meals together in your new home.
Flowers Flowers are God’s reminder of new life and growth. May you grow in spirit and love in your new home.
Hammer This tool is a gift from Marion County Habitat for Humanity. We hope it will enable you and encourage you to always keep your home in good repair.
Bible Christians are a people of the Bible. We believe that these words come from God to teach us, nurture us, challenge us, and provide us with words of grace and hope. May God be in your new home.
M-DCHFH House #12 is under renovation for a new homeowner
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