Made in New Jersey Interview with Senator Vin Gopal
View our Executive Director, Diane Kinnane and Director of Development, Felicia Levine on Made in New Jersey with Vin Gopal.
Atlantic Highlands, NJ: On Thursday, November 3, Habitat for Humanity in Monmouth County (HFHMC) dedicated its 60th home to Johnny and Melinda, and their three children. The ceremony, which took place on a beautiful sunny morning, was attended by our partner family, Habitat staff, volunteers, sponsors, local government officials and community members. Kim Stulb, President…
We believe that home is the foundation for our lives, and it should provide an atmosphere of contentment and calm where individuals can thrive. Yet for many families in the United States, and right here in Monmouth County, the concept of home seems out of reach. Each year through Home is the Key, we hope…
Dear Friends- We are checking in with our Habitat for Humanity family. The staff at Habitat for Humanity in Monmouth County is fine and doing what it takes to keep our mission going while remaining safe and protected. More importantly, we are hopeful, especially when we have good news to share with you. First, we were thrilled…
January 6, 2025, Freehold, NJ: As we reflect on the life and legacy of former President Jimmy Carter – a champion of compassion, service, and humanity – we are thankful for the many years he and his wife, Rosalynn Carter, dedicated to furthering the mission of Habitat for Humanity. The Carters had a long-standing involvement…
On Saturday, April 26, 2025, Monmouth County Habitat for Humanity hosted our 4th Annual “Hitting Close to Home for Veterans” Pickleball Tournament at the New Shrewsbury Racquet Club. The energy was amazing, as was the camaraderie and the cause. Thanks to everyone who participated, we raised over $27,000 for our LIFT Veterans Build Home Repairs…
Dear Friends, Supporters and our local Community: Along with most of you, we have been monitoring the evolving status of the COVID-19 virus. Out of an abundance of caution and to minimize any possible risk to our staff, volunteers, donors and the communities we serve, we have decided to hit the “pause” button. Effective March…