Habitat for Humanity

Information for the 2026 Habitat build:

  • On Sunday, March 29 after Worship at 11:30 am, we will be having our annual Habitat FUNdraiser. There will be potluck lunch, jeopardy game and LIVE Jazz music.
  • We are building a house in May/June with other Presbyterian volunteers.
  • Workdays are Fri May 29, Sat May 30 (FPC Fort Worth only on this one), Wed Jun 3, Fri Jun 5, Sat Jun 6, Wed Jun 10, Fri Jun 12, Sat Jun 13, Fri Jun 19, Sat Jun 20
  • Donate here
  • The entire sponsorship cost of the house is $120,000, to be donated by all the churches working on the project.
  • Sign up for upcoming workdays here (You have to sign up in advance) Work times are 7 am to 1 pm.
  • Location : Garden Springs Neighborhood, southwest Fort Worth: 4100 Joshua Springs.
    Link to location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/sSFRPCLmakkqZK8j8
    Alternately, put “Mary Harris Elementary” in your navigation; build site is across the street, and a little further south is the parking area. Park on grassy area to the right, then keep going south toward the build sites. People should be there to direct you to the correct house.
  • We still need volunteers to bring breakfast items (for 10 people) and snacks (for 30 people) or gatorades (for 30 people) on each day. Contact Ken (see below) if you would like to help with this important part of the project.
  • We are building for a hard-working family. Support our Essential Workforce!
  • Go here to see our Habitat photos from previous years !

You can help make a difference for one family, for our community, and for the world with Habitat for Humanity. Emmanuel Presbyterian Church partners with other area Presbyterian churches each year to build hope and home for a family.
The need for safe and affordable housing for low-income families in Trinity Habitat's four-county service area is overwhelming. Trinity Habitat provides a hand up, not a hand out. Partner families work very hard to become homeowners. They complete 200 hours of sweat equity on their homes and other Habitat projects, also with community service, and Home-Buyers College wherein they learn about budgeting, legal issues, safety and security, financial stability, and how to care for their home, yard, neighborhood and city, among other home buyer education topics. Partnering with Habitat makes a huge difference in the lives of low income families, and this difference has produced measurable results in wealth, education, and many other outcomes.

Go here to donate to this year's Habitat build !

For more information, contact Ken Richardson.