Payson Area Habitat for Humanity
Building Homes in Partnership with Families in Need
When a need arises, it is amazing how heroes come out of the woodwork! Two such heroes are Eric & Samuel Woods of Payson Paint & Supply. They recently discontinued carrying Valspar paint brand, and donated their entire overstock of inventory to the Payson Area Habitat for Humanity ReStore. “This donation couldn’t have come at [...]
Bike & Build raises funds for affordable housing projects. – Over ten seasons, Bike & Build has contributed more than $4M to housing groups to fund projects planned and executed by young adults; this includes more than $600,000 donated from the summer of 2012. Bike & Build hopes to donate at about this contribution [...]
Payson Area Habitat for Humanity is accepting applications for housing opportunities. This is an opportunity to own a home for approximately $500 per month, including taxes, insurance, and HOA dues. Habitat homes feature a no-interest 30-year mortgage, and low closing costs. Applicants must have a steady income between 30 and 60 percent of the area [...]
Have you heard about Arizona’s Charitable Tax Credit? It’s a dollar-for-dollar credit off your Arizona taxes, up to $400 per couple and $200 single. You could qualify for this credit when you make a donation to PAHH (Payson Area Habitat for Humanity) this year. So, you can redirect your tax dollars to stay here in [...]
We’re excited to announce our new “A Brush With Kindness” repair program, for low-income homeowners who need help with weatherizing, minor home repair, exterior painting, screen repairs, door repairs, and firewise yard cleanup Qualified applicants must own their own home and fall within the income guidelines of 30% – 60% of the area median income. [...]
Payson Area Habitat for Humanity Changes Lives! Payson Area Habitat for Humanity’s vision is to provide decent, clean, and affordable housing for families whose income falls between 30% – 60% of the median area income. Building a house for a family provides more than a structure, it provides a home, hope of a better life, [...]
Just four years ago, Anna and her children were fleeing domestic violence and were homeless. Today, thanks to her own determination and support first from the Time Out Shelter and now Payson Area Habitat for Humanity, she and her kids are planning the move into a home of their own. “In February, 2008,” says Anna, [...]
