Connie, an 81-year-old homeowner, has lived in her home for nine years, sharing it with her husband and their dog, Rosie. Over time, the wear and tear on their front and back porches became more than just an eyesore—it was becoming a safety concern.

At 74, Sherri has faced more than her share of challenges. Between heart and kidney failure, COPD, and a flu virus that compromised her lungs, she’s fought hard to maintain her health and independence.

In the heart of Boise, Idaho, amidst the backdrop of bustling streets and serene landscapes, lies a beacon of hope and unity: Treasure Valley Habitat for Humanity. At its core stands Anmar Abdullah.

Gayle Johnson's journey with Habitat for Humanity has been a testament to dedication, compassion, and the transformative power of community-driven efforts. From her early days volunteering with the Milwaukee affiliate to her current involvement with Treasure Valley Habitat for Humanity, Gayle's commitment to affordable housing has remained steadfast.

Katie and Michael have been Habitat homeowners for 13 years. From raising their four children to building their savings, owning their own home has given them the freedom to pave their own path. But it wasn’t always this way.

In a quaint living room adorned with photographs capturing moments frozen in time, Aladdin and Raghad sat side by side, ready to unravel the tale of their enduring love. The interviewer, with genuine curiosity, delved into their past, seeking to understand the threads that wove their unique story.

In the heart of Boise, amidst the rolling hills and under the vast Idaho sky, Treasure Valley Habitat for Humanity will welcome its most recent family, the Aldulaimi and Alhilal family, into the warmth of a new home in Star, Idaho.

Aladdin Aldulaimi, a former interpreter and patriot for the U.S. army, carries with him the weight of a thousand stories, each etched into the scars of his past. His journey from the war-torn streets of Baghdad, Iraq, to the serene neighborhoods of Boise is a testament to resilience, hope, and the unwavering spirit of a man determined to carve a better life for his family.

In the heart of Boise, Idaho, a group of dedicated individuals form a powerful force for change. This group is the Idaho Women's Charitable Foundation (IWCF), a collective of more than 400 members, pooling their resources and passions to make a lasting impact on their community.

In a world that can sometimes feel isolating, Thelesa's story serves as a testament to the transformative power of compassion and community support. Before receiving repairs on her home, including the installation of a grab bar and a ramp, Thelesa found herself facing the daunting prospect of a hip replacement and doctor's orders that restricted her mobility. She was confined to her home, craving independence but lacking the means to achieve it.