Habitat For Humanity Employer Reviews

I learned a lot of new skills and trades from Habitat. The team leaders really knew what they were doing. Habitat is a very resourceful place to know about.

wonderful place to work for. enjoyed heloing middle class people in owning there first job

Loved this job too! I was the office manager and the "GO TO GIRL" I did all the administrative duties, writing letters, helping with events, coordinate spring break for college kids ( the best) keeping contact with all the volunteers and running the database for all the contributions taken in.
I learned helping other people made you always with a good – more...  feeling in your heart. Your problems seem so minor compared to there's
My coworkers were the best. We all were "FAMILY"
The hardest part was attending the board meetings, I could not write as fast as they talked!
The most enjoyable part was the day we gave the houses to the families. The children were crying and laughing and showing us their own rooms. The mothers were crying and we were all crying. To give a house to someone and to build it with volunteers that want to be there is very rewarding. Not much money but you were reimbursed 100 times over with the smiles from those children. – less

Bulding houses & Helping to repair damages ones. Hardest part hammering a nail. Most enjoyable helping families.

Volunteer work, not much to say, Staff was polite & knowledgeable

I greatly value my time with Habitat. I learned something new every time I volunteered, very applicable information from patient and caring supervisors.

Though it was just a typical accountant job, but the co-workers and culture at the company were so good that it made everyday meaningful!

I like working for Habitat for Humanity because I got utilize the skills I learned at school. I also enjoyed working at Habitat because the people I worked for, and worked with were friendly and easy to get along with.

Learned about how non-profit organizations operate. Great co-workers.

It was ok. It was sales. which is ok.
talking people in th buying stuff whic was ok. am not that good at that i need to work on that more

Working with Habitat for Humanity was a one of a kind expericence. I learned many different skills that most women don't think about when it comes to taking care of a home.

I helped build houses and do landscaping for the less fortunate people. I really enjoyed this knowing I could help someone.

I worked in the Habitat for Humanity ReStore. I spent most of my time in the warehouse, where I had many duties. I accepted donations, helped customers find items they wanted to buy, helped customers load sold items into their vehicles, organized the warehouse, and took out the recycling every two weeks.

The manager at the store was a good boss. He – more...  was a nice guy and was constantly trying to find ways to improve the store. He could always find something for me to do. My co-workers were very laid back and easy to get along with.

The hardest parts of the job were lifting heavy objects and working outdoors in the heat for extended amounts of time. The job wasn't too mentally taxing.

The most enjoyable part of the job was getting to meet people. I met all kinds of people who came from many different backgrounds. I made some great friends and learned a lot from people I met. – less

great place
great people
organized
dedicated
Caring
Professional
Christian
Friendly

Its fun and fullfilling helping people in need. Everyday is new and refreshing.

Expanded my horizons with learning how to build homes for the less forunate. Learned how to read blueprints and the outlines of a house from the ground up.

I learned a lot about the non-profit sector or organizations. Fun environment to work for, and I loved working for a good cause.

Excellent Christian organizations a five star been on committe for almost seven years

The experience was great I learned many new skills in the construction field and felt great to be ableto help a family in need.

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