International Build
Our Director of Family Services visited Habitat for Humanity Thailand. Learn about their operations, and groundbreaking approaches with sustainable building.
Homeownership
Precious and Christopher's journey to homeownership with Habitat for Humanity.
Learn more about future Habitat homeowner, and his twin sons. Discover their journey before Habitat and how sport bonds the family together.
Our Director of Family Services visited Habitat for Humanity Thailand. Learn about their operations, and groundbreaking approaches with sustainable building.
Our lives have changed forever with secured, affordable housing. After being renovicted, having our rent double in the past four years, I'm relieved I don't have to worry about housing anymore.
Love is shown in many forms, but when total strangers make the choice to help other total strangers, it's love. Read Michelle and Eric's story and their thank you to the community here.
This February, we want to take a moment to extend our deepest appreciation and heartfelt thanks to all the wonderful supporters of Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island North.
Habitat ReStore
On August 16, our Habitat VIN staff and volunteers from both ReStore locations came together at beautiful Miracle Beach for an afternoon of food, fun and friendly competition!
Carol Lewis, who has been part of Habitat for more than 30 years, used her artistic talents to create eerie props and distressed wall panels that bring the haunted storyline to life.
Discover the inspiring stories of Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island North volunteers celebrating 20 years of dedicated service. Read more here!
For two decades, Keith has dedicated his time and energy to Habitat for Humanity, contributing an astounding 20,000 hours of volunteer work.
The party was a perfect blend of fun, laughter, and friendly competition, bringing together staff and volunteers from both Comox Valley and Campbell River.
Local Build
Discover the inspiring stories of Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island North volunteers celebrating 20 years of dedicated service. Read more here!
For two decades, Keith has dedicated his time and energy to Habitat for Humanity, contributing an astounding 20,000 hours of volunteer work.
Volunteers
On August 16, our Habitat VIN staff and volunteers from both ReStore locations came together at beautiful Miracle Beach for an afternoon of food, fun and friendly competition!
On April 24, Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island North had the pleasure of recognizing longtime volunteer Bob for his exceptional service and commitment to our mission.
Long-time volunteer Tudor Davies recently shaved their head to raise money for Habitat for Humanity, collecting an incredible $1,021 for the ReStore.
Carol Lewis, who has been part of Habitat for more than 30 years, used her artistic talents to create eerie props and distressed wall panels that bring the haunted storyline to life.
Discover the inspiring stories of Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island North volunteers celebrating 20 years of dedicated service. Read more here!
For two decades, Keith has dedicated his time and energy to Habitat for Humanity, contributing an astounding 20,000 hours of volunteer work.
The party was a perfect blend of fun, laughter, and friendly competition, bringing together staff and volunteers from both Comox Valley and Campbell River.
Love is truly found in the 24662.67 hours people volunteered in 2023. Read our Volunteer Managers' story and her love letter to our volunteers.
The event was one of our most significant Comox Valley ReStore Refresh projects to date. Twenty-one dedicated volunteers, including families, joined forces to breathe life into our ReStore space.
International Program
Our Director of Family Services visited Habitat for Humanity Thailand. Learn about their operations, and groundbreaking approaches with sustainable building.
Staff
The party was a perfect blend of fun, laughter, and friendly competition, bringing together staff and volunteers from both Comox Valley and Campbell River.
Giving
Long-time volunteer Tudor Davies recently shaved their head to raise money for Habitat for Humanity, collecting an incredible $1,021 for the ReStore.
Events
Our third annual Habitat Escape Room returns to the Campbell River ReStore this October, and this year's case is going to take you deep into an unsolved investigation.
Our second annual Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island North Family Feud Fundraiser was one for the books!
Carol Lewis, who has been part of Habitat for more than 30 years, used her artistic talents to create eerie props and distressed wall panels that bring the haunted storyline to life.
The party was a perfect blend of fun, laughter, and friendly competition, bringing together staff and volunteers from both Comox Valley and Campbell River.
News
After significant advocacy and collaboration, Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island North is celebrating the official transfer of land at 2140 Lake Trail Road from the City of Courtenay.
Carol Lewis, who has been part of Habitat for more than 30 years, used her artistic talents to create eerie props and distressed wall panels that bring the haunted storyline to life.
Youth
Learn about the positive impact volunteering at the ReStore had on the Katimavik students and our community.
Volunteer Opportunities
For two decades, Keith has dedicated his time and energy to Habitat for Humanity, contributing an astounding 20,000 hours of volunteer work.
The party was a perfect blend of fun, laughter, and friendly competition, bringing together staff and volunteers from both Comox Valley and Campbell River.
All
On August 16, our Habitat VIN staff and volunteers from both ReStore locations came together at beautiful Miracle Beach for an afternoon of food, fun and friendly competition!
Our third annual Habitat Escape Room returns to the Campbell River ReStore this October, and this year's case is going to take you deep into an unsolved investigation.
Our second annual Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island North Family Feud Fundraiser was one for the books!
Precious and Christopher's journey to homeownership with Habitat for Humanity.
On April 24, Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island North had the pleasure of recognizing longtime volunteer Bob for his exceptional service and commitment to our mission.
After significant advocacy and collaboration, Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island North is celebrating the official transfer of land at 2140 Lake Trail Road from the City of Courtenay.
Long-time volunteer Tudor Davies recently shaved their head to raise money for Habitat for Humanity, collecting an incredible $1,021 for the ReStore.
Carol Lewis, who has been part of Habitat for more than 30 years, used her artistic talents to create eerie props and distressed wall panels that bring the haunted storyline to life.