Together, we've built 51 homes

June 2026

Work is progressing steadily on the Grove Street home. The roof is on, and the windows and doors have been installed. Siding installation is still to come, but the home is quickly taking shape. While recent weather conditions have slowed progress on the job site, work has now shifted indoors and is moving forward in earnest. Thanks to our dedicated team of volunteers, steady progress continues as interior construction advances and the future home comes closer to completion.

Habitat for Humanity–Clinton County sincerely thanks First Financial Bank for its generous $5,000 grant donation in support of our mission to build safe, affordable, and energy-efficient homes in Clinton County.

In recognition of their support, Board President Cecilia Krusling presented a plaque of appreciation to Doug Little and Kim Hamlin. Partnerships with community supporters such as First Financial Bank make it possible for us to continue building homes, strengthening communities, and creating hope for local families.

To learn more about ways to support our mission, visit click here.

On Thursday, May 21, 2026, the Knights of Columbus Council 3369 hosted a special dinner at Southridge Brewery to recognize and support several local charities that provided desserts during their Friday Fish Fry events throughout Lent. The evening celebrated the organizations’ contributions and dedication to serving the community.

Habitat for Humanity–Clinton County was honored to receive a generous $1,200 donation in support of our mission to build safe, affordable, and energy-efficient homes for local families.

We sincerely thank the Knights of Columbus for their generosity, hospitality, and continued commitment to strengthening our community through charitable service. Their support is truly appreciated.

Registration is now open for our 30th Annual Swing for a Cause Golf Outing sponsored by First Financial Bank. This year's event will take place at Snow Hill Country Club in New Vienna.

Click here to register now— but don’t wait! Team spots fill up quickly.

Habitat for Humanity–Clinton County is now accepting applications for our Affordable Homeownership Program.

If you, or someone you know, may be interested in purchasing the home to be built at 287 Hawley Ave. in Wilmington, click here to review program qualifications and application information.

At Habitat for Humanity-Clinton County, safety is a critical component of our work. It affects not only those involved in our day-to-day operations, but also our broader mission and vision.

We have worked hard to integrate safety into every aspect of our organization. Rather than treating it as simply a priority, we view safety as a shared operational focus that supports our goals of serving more families and increasing the engagement of volunteers and community partners. Maintaining clean, organized job sites is essential to preventing injuries and ensuring that work on each home progresses efficiently.

People are Habitat’s most valuable asset. We encourage and empower everyone to work safely each day and to speak up for the well-being of those around them. To support this commitment, Habitat for Humanity International (HFHI) requires each affiliate to have a certified safety representative, known as a “Competent Person,” on staff. These individuals provide safety programming, resources, tools, and training that empower Habitat staff and volunteers to take a proactive approach to safety and risk management. This ongoing commitment helps reduce incidents and fosters continuous improvement as part of our safety culture.

While no construction site can completely eliminate the possibility of accidents or injuries, Habitat for Humanity-Clinton County is committed to doing everything possible to ensure that our volunteers and partner families leave each workday as healthy and safe as when they arrived.

We are deeply grateful for the years of support from our customers, donors, volunteers, and community partners. Every donation, purchase, and hour volunteered helped support our mission of building safe, affordable homes for families here in Clinton County.

While the ReStore has closed, Habitat for Humanity–Clinton County’s mission continues. We remain committed to building homes, communities, and hope through affordable homeownership opportunities and the support of people like you.

Thank you for being part of the ReStore story and for standing with us over the years.

To learn more about Habitat for Humanity-Clinton County and how you can continue to support our mission, please visit clintonhabitat.org and follow us on Facebook for updates on our home builds and special events.

-the ReStore Committee

With your help, we can take action today to ensure more families in Clinton County have a safe, decent place to call home. Your donation puts materials on job sites, and hope where it’s needed most. Give now and be part of building strength and stability for our neighbors—because when you give, you help build more than a house. You help build hope.

Office: 

1032 W. Main St., Wilmington, OH 45177

Phone: 

937-655-9484

Email: 

admin@clintonhabitat.org

Business Hours: 

Wed 3:00 pm-5:00 pm & Thur: 11:30 am-1:00 pm