Director of Resource Development Ashley Moore and homebuyer Tanisha speak with LEX18 on Tanisha's build kickoff day. Special thanks to Link-Belt Cranes for sponsoring Tanisha's journey to homeownership.

Marketing & Communications Manager Laura Daley spoke with FOX56 News about Lexington Habitat's recent Women Build project.

On Wednesday, April 15 at 5:30 p.m. , Lexington Habitat for Humanity staff, volunteers, community members and homebuyer Ronnesia will gather to dedicate Ronnesia’s new home. The celebration will honor Ronnesia’s hard work and perseverance as she reaches the next chapter in her homeownership journey. Ronnesia’s home is the first to be built through Lexington Habitat for Humanity’s newly revitalized Women Build program. Construction began last September. Over 150 women came tog

The 20 th annual Shamrock Shuffle 3k, scheduled for Saturday, March 14 th in downtown Lexington, is a beloved tradition to kick off running season in the Bluegrass. The family-friendly run/walk is open to all levels. Registration is now open at shamrockshuffle3k.com . All proceeds benefit Lexington Habitat for Humanity. The 20 th anniversary of the Shamrock Shuffle provides an opportunity to reflect on its deeply meaningful origins. Jennifer Smith Combs started the Shamroc

Lexington Habitat for Humanity is thrilled to announce that registration for the Shamrock Shuffle 3k is now open. The 20th annual run/walk will be held on Saturday, March 14th with a route through downtown Lexington. Take advantage of early bird registration for a discounted price of $30 per person through Monday, January 5th. To register, visit ShamrockShuffle3k.com . This chip-timed fun run/walk is open to all ages and levels. The beloved Lexington Habitat tradition will k

LEXINGTON, KY (November 18, 2025) — Two neighboring Habitat for Humanity affiliates are joining forces to offer ReStore donation pickup services in Madison and Clark counties. As Habitat for Humanity of Madison & Clark Counties reallocates resources and concentrates its efforts on serving more people through building homes, the Lexington Habitat for Humanity ReStore will expand its no-cost donation pickups and its deconstruction program into the counties to ensure seamless