Habitat for Humanity of Sumner County

09/07/2026

Labor Day is really a day about people like ours. The volunteers who show up in work gloves and hard hats, rain or shine, to swing hammers, paint trim, haul lumber, and turn framed walls into homes. Together, we build more than houses. We build the kind of neighborhoods where families put down roots and Sumner County grows stronger. To every volunteer who has given a Saturday, a vacation day, or years of Wednesdays to this work: thank you. This one's for you. 💙

09/03/2026

NewsChannel 5 Nashville stopped by to see The Hudson for themselves, and we couldn’t be prouder to share it. Six homes, six families, one Gallatin neighborhood built on community.

Together, we build more than houses. We build the foundation families need to choose their own future.

If a safe, affordable home in Gallatin is part of your story, we want to hear from you. Applications for The Hudson are open now. Print one from our website or call us and we’ll mail you a copy.

With Sumner County home prices averaging $425,000, Habitat for Humanity is building an affordable community on donated land for 6 families who earn too much for assistance but too little to buy. Applications are open now — find out if you qualify.

08/31/2026

In two weeks, this Gucci bag could be yours.

Pinot & Purses is September 17. Wine, a designer purse silent auction, a custom playhouse raffle (only 200 tickets at $25, with the winner drawn live that night), and an evening worth showing up for.

Every ticket and sponsorship supports Habitat for Humanity of Sumner County's work building affordable homes right here in Gallatin. Tables are going fast at $1,250 for eight seats. Individual tickets available too.

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08/28/2026

There's something important we need to share with our community.

We've recently learned that individuals are using the Habitat for Humanity name to offer fraudulent home repair services. These scammers are targeting people who may be looking for housing help -- and we want to make sure no one in Sumner County gets taken advantage of.

Here's what to watch for. Be cautious of anyone who:

Promises free or heavily discounted home repairs with no application process. Requests payment upfront, asks for gift cards, or wants your banking information or personal documents. Uses the Habitat name, logo, or mission in a way that feels off. Pressures you to respond immediately.

We will never ask for payment, gift cards, or sensitive personal information through social media or unofficial channels. All of our programs and application periods are announced through our official website and these social media pages.

If someone contacts you claiming to represent Habitat for Humanity of Sumner County, reach out to us directly before sharing any information. Call us at 615-452-9606 or visit habitatsumnercounty.org.

If you see a suspicious post, message, or ad using our name, report it to the platform and let us know.

Thank you for helping us protect our neighbors. That's what community is for.

08/27/2026

Applications for The Hudson are open now! Our first pocket neighborhood is six homes built around a shared green courtyard right here in Gallatin, designed to bring back front porches and real neighborly connection.

Want to hear more about it? Kate talked with WKRN News about what The Hudson means for Gallatin and what it takes to apply. Families qualify based on ability to pay, willingness to partner, and need.

Apply: https://www.habitatsumnercounty.org/apply-for-a-home-at-the-hudson

Applications open for homes in Gallatin

08/26/2026

The purses are here, and they are gorgeous. Sneak peek at just a few of the designer bags up for grabs at Pinot & Purses, including a Chloé Marcie tote, an Alexander McQueen silk shawl, and a Portland Leather set generously donated by Trina Woodard, Beth Deering, and Gina Scott.

Tickets are almost gone for September 17, and every one sold helps us build more affordable homes in Sumner County. Which bag has your name on it? Tell us in the comments, then grab your ticket before they're gone.
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08/18/2026

Calling all runners, walkers, and anyone who loves a really good reason to wear a costume. The Haunted Hustle 5K is officially open for registration.

Start your Halloween morning with us at The Streets of Indian Lake. There's a family-friendly 5K, a costume contest, and booths to explore before the real trick-or-treating begins. Presented by our longtime supporters at Sumner Realtors, every registration supports affordable homeownership right here in Sumner County.

October 31 | 8:00 AM | The Streets of Indian Lake
Register here: https://runsignup.com/Race/TN/Hendersonville/HauntedHustle5KHabitat

08/16/2026

We had a great time at WHIN Radio talking all things The Hudson with Jeff! From the vision behind our six-home pocket neighborhood to what it means for families across Gallatin, we covered it all. Give it a listen and hear the full conversation here: https://tinyurl.com/mvef2x84

And if you or someone you know could use a safe, affordable place to call home, applications for The Hudson are open now. Head to our website to find out more.

Together, we build more than homes. We build community.

08/14/2026

A $5,000 gift from the Messer Construction Co. Foundation is helping us open more doors to affordable homeownership here in Sumner County. We're grateful for partners who believe in building stronger communities as much as we do. Thank you, Messer Foundation, for investing in what we're building together.

08/11/2026

Habitat for Humanity is best known for building homes, but our work runs deeper than that. Families build alongside us, put in hours on the job site, take financial independence classes, and buy their home through an affordable mortgage. It's a partnership from start to finish. Have questions about how it works? Ask away.