Welcome to MHFH
Morris County is one of New Jersey’s most affluent counties and yet, there are thousands of families living in inadequate or substandard housing because they can’t afford the area’s high prices. As a nonprofit, equal opportunity, ecumenical Christian housing ministry, we are dedicated to building decent, affordable housing with low-income families. Habitat invites people of all backgrounds, races and religions to build houses together in partnership with families in need.

If you’re a new volunteer who doesn’t want to travel at night, join us at 2:00 p.m. at a special afternoon orientation. Our regular monthly sessions are at 6:00/7:00 p.m. Sign up now »
We have almost reached our goal! We need your help to push us over the top so we can build more houses and serve more families in and around Morris County. Weichert, Realtors has offered Morris Habitat a $25,000 challenge grant if we raise $100,000 and 100 new donors. Thanks to our supporters, we have raised $96,000 and are very close to adding 100 donors. Please spread the word and make your gift today. Visit Morris Habitat’s Appeal web page to read about the Calle and Benjamin families and to help us keep hammering!
Our long-term construction projects in Dover, Madison and Mount Olive are going strong. Please check our online construction calendar in the left column for site openings.
Wood from the iconic Rockefeller Center® Christmas Tree will be milled into two-by-four lumber this spring and donated by Tishman Speyer to be used in the construction of Morris Habitat homes. Read more »
You may arrange for home pickup of your items on a bi-monthly scheduled day in four areas through December. The ReStore truck will visit Summit or the Bernardsville/BaskingRidge area on a Wednesday and Chatham or the Boonton/Montville/Mountain Lakes area on a Friday. Volunteer truck drivers will gratefully accept your new or very gently-used home furnishings, appliances and building supplies. When considering what to donate, please review our guidelines for information about age and condition restrictions. The guidelines list the many types of merchandise we are searching for as well as items that we are not able to accept. Check “Upcoming Events” on this page for more details.
How you can help…
Keep your eyes and
ears open locally.
Get involved in local
community, political or
religious organizations.
Review the tax
assessor’s rolls of
municipal-owned
properties.
Agree to take on your town
Please take action and call us at
973.891.1934 or send an .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this e-mail address).