Our Impact on Homelessness

Flower City Habitat for Humanity (FCHH) works to revitalize inner-city neighborhoods one house at a time, by building on some of the city's most desperate streets. FCHH makes home ownership a reality for low-income, working families who would not otherwise qualify for a home mortgage. This is important because home ownership is one of the keys to strong families and to communities that are safe and stable.

Reports from Flower City Habitat for Humanity

• Habitat’s Impact on Families & Community (2005 Study) 
• Fostering Family and Community Success (2008 Study) 
• FCHH Annual Report for 2009

Third Presbyterian Church Statistics

(info coming soon)

• Number of houses built: 
• Number of people with a new place to call home:
• Number of children with a new place to play:

Past Projects

• 2003 - Fulton Ave.

  Built by:
  Third Presbyterian Church
  Asbury First Methodist Church
  St. Paul's Episcopal Church

• 1997 - Hoeltzer St.

  Built by:
  Third Presbyterian Church
  St. Theodore's Roman Catholic Church of Gates