Framing the Future - San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity

Over the next three years, you will help change the lives of 200 families throughout 31 communities.

In January 2024, SGV Habitat began the Framing the Future campaign, which will bring people together to build homes, communities and hope in your local neighborhoods. This campaign highlights the immense need for affordable places to live and celebrates the diverse ways SGV Habitat is finding solutions to our local housing crisis – through increasing housing production, affordable home preservation and sustainable practices such as operating resale stores to keep materials out of landfills.

currently under construction

Angeleno – Azusa
A fourplex is being built in Azusa, marking the first SGV Habitat new construction project in the city. These four houses will include first-time homebuyer opportunities for a Veteran and a very-low income household in addition to offering an accessible home. Stewart –

Stewart – Baldwin Park
The first adaptive re-use project for our affiliate includes transforming a former church and school building into 15 opportunities for first-time homebuyers in the City of Baldwin Park. This is only possible through the partnership with Baldwin Park and the San Gabriel Presbytery.

Many Locations – El Sereno
SGV Habitat is among a small list of organizations that have been awarded the opportunity to transform former Caltrans properties into new opportunities for affordable housing in El Sereno. Our plan is to renovate and/or build single-family homes that fit both the character and density of the neighborhood and the incomes of working people.

recently completed

Two Locations – El Sereno
SGV Habitat is among a small list of organizations that have been awarded the opportunity to transform former Caltrans properties into new opportunities for affordable housing in El Sereno. Our plan is to renovate and/or build single-family homes that fit both the character and density of the neighborhood and the incomes of working people.

Bresee – Baldwin Park
This project was an opportunity for two households to become first-time homebuyers. Using SB9, a new law that has enabled us to split what was one single family lot into two, the home that already existed on the front of the lot was rehabbed. The garage at the back of the property was converted into a single-family residence for our first household of 1 as we provide what would be considered a “starter home” to the underserved homebuyers “under 30 (Young Professionals).”

coming soon

Torch – Baldwin Park
This multi-unit development in Baldwin Park is offering homeownership for first time homebuyers and is estimated to begin in Fall of 2024.

Lee Lane – El Monte
This future project in El Monte will offer opportunities for 4 families to achieve first time homeownership.