As defined by Habitat for Humanity International, there are three main goals of a campus chapter: building, fundraising, and education. We will address all of these goals. We will build through sponsoring Saturday work days and a spring break trip. We will raise funds for local and international efforts through on-campus events. Finally, we will educate by addressing issues such as housing conditions, poverty, and building construction during our campus meetings.

Want to know more about Habitat for Humanity International? We won't try to reinvent the wheel. Follow the link below for information on Habitat for Humanity's history, purpose, and the work that it does. http://www.habitat.org/how/

CMU Habitat Board Members

Carnegie Mellon’s Habitat for Humanity is lead by a selected board of student volunteers.  Representing all grade levels and studying a wide range of majors, these students devote many hours of their busy schedule each week to running the campus chapter.