We will be holding information meetings for our homeownership program at the end of the month on Thursday July 27 at 6:00 PM and Saturday July 29 at 10:00 AM. The meetings are geared toward interested applicants to learn about the qualifications and expectations of the program before applying. The meetings will be accessible in-person and online via ZOOM.

Following the meetings, applications will be available until August 29.

Register for one of these information meetings through the link below!

YOU can help us build for another 30 years and beyond. Become a member of our new “Carpenter’s Club” as a recurring donor. Your monthly pledge will be something we can count on, adding strength and stability to our organization so we can reach more families in need of safe, decent, affordable homes.

A $30 monthly donation celebrates 30 years of building thriving communities. If $30 doesn't work for your budget, consider $20 to celebrate 20 years of ReStore or $10 to celebrate 10 years of Health and Home. Every donation makes a difference in moving our mission forward.

We are taking accessibility ramp applications for both Scott County and Rock Island County. Applicants must own their home, and meet income criteria. If you or someone you know is in need of an accessibility ramp, please give our office a call at 563-359-9066 or stop by Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM to pick up an application. 

Name: Rich Craddick

How long have you volunteered with Habitat? I was one of several volunteers who transitioned from Rebuilding Together to Habitat when the organizations merged resources. Being involved with this type of volunteer experience actually began in the 80's when the Davenport Jaycees coordinated a Quad City Paintathon. I started volunteering with Hearts and Hammers in the 90's. This led to serving as a house captain and then to a board of directors' position with Rebuilding Together. I currently serve as a site supervisor for Habitat and on the Board of Directors.

What is your favorite construction/volunteer activity? Being able to be involved in a repair project from the initial visit with the family, preparing the home assessment, and then assisting with the execution of the task list.

WHY do you volunteer with HFHQC? This is always a difficult question for me to put into words. It provides me an opportunity to work with motivated, passionate, dedicated, and skilled individuals all with a common goal to make a difference in the community where we live.

What do you do when you are not volunteering with Habitat? Volunteer with Quad City Botanical Center, American Chemical Society, Scott County Master Gardeners, Davenport Jaycee Foundation, and St. Ambrose University Arts and Science Council.

Thank you Rich for sharing your time and talents with us!

New Construction

House #128- We’re putting on the finishing touches ahead of the July 8th Dedication. Please come celebrate with us! Congratulations to Sarah and family!!

House #129- After the holiday, we’ll be ready to finish up the front of the house and also move on to insulating and hanging drywall!

House #130- We’re putting on the finishing touches ahead of the July 8th Dedication. Please come celebrate with us! Congratulations to Ayi, Vidinnagni, and family!!

House #135- We’ll begin excavating for our next house at the beginning of July. Framing work should begin towards the end of month.

Renovation Project Houses:

House #131-134- We are currently switching around between all four houses. Our focus over the next several months continues to be on rebuilding porches and buttoning up the exteriors. We will continue to work on interior projects as time permits.

Repair Program- 

We are down to the last several projects we carried over from the winter. Next up, we have a deck stair rebuild and we’ll be replacing some interior doors. We plan to accept new applications in the Fall.

Ramp Program-

We’ve completed 10 ramps so far this year and we have 3 more on the schedule along with several we are assessing. Please join us on Thursdays if you’d like to lend a hand! We have funding in both Iowa and Illinois now and applications are open.

ReStore has been busy painting the north side of the building. We’ll be adding some new signage, and making improvements to the parking lot this summer.

Open up your room with 36” x 84” French doors (pictured above)- $175 each

Wood & trim racks are full -  just in time for your summer projects

From antique to contemporary our furniture area is always worth stopping by.

Shopping hours: Thursdays & Fridays 10-6 and Saturdays 10-3

Donation information can be found at restoreqc.org

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