Lake Chelan Valley Habitat for Humanity is a private non-profit, non-denominational Christian ministry that builds homes in partnership with qualified low-income families in the Lake Chelan Valley. We recently finished our 14th home and will begin our 15th home in April of 2012. Lake Chelan Valley Habitat for Humanity does not build homes for families; rather, it builds alongside those who demonstrate need and willingness to partner with Habitat. Homeowner families invest 500 hours of "sweat equity" labor into the homes. Their monthly mortgage goes into a revolving fund to help with the construction of more Habitat houses in the Lake Chelan Valley.

Habitat work sites are places to build relationships as well as homes. Modeled on the biblical principles, Habitat's self-help solution to the crisis of substandard housing is accepted by people from various political, professional, ethical and religious backgrounds.

Lake Chelan Valley Habitat for Humanity depends on volunteers who are the driving force behind the organization. Individuals, churches, civic organizations and local businesses support Habitat for Humanity's mission. They also provide tax-deductible donations of money, land and materials that make the work possible. Thanks to dedicated and generous supporters, Lake Chelan Valley Habitat For Humanity is making a difference in the valley.

Officers
President: Vita Monteleone
Vice President: Alice Killian

Secretary: Ann Cooper
Treasurer: Kay Cummings

Past President: Leah Thompson

Board Members
        Rick Dodge             
        Dell Reyes
        Jacci McDonald         
        Abel Hernandez            
        Jason Underwood     
        Cindy Davis

Committees
Home Building: LeRoy Hall

Project Executive Director: LeRoy Hall

Publicity: LeRoy Hall, Vita Monteleone

Land Selection:     LeRoy Hall
Family Selection:  Salomon Mendoza, Dell Reyes, Alice Killian, Kay Cummings
Store Committee:  Kay Cummings, Ann Cooper, Abel Hernandez

The Habitat Store

Store Manager: Catharine Morehead