Crew Members
Together, we build leaders on the construction site.
What is a Crew Member
Crew Members are dedicated volunteers who work alongside staff to support volunteer build days and help complete hands-on construction tasks. Crew Members help guide volunteers on site, keep projects moving safely, and make each build day a positive and rewarding experience. They assist with a variety of construction tasks, including framing, siding, painting, trim work, installing cabinets, and more.
Success on the Construction Site
A successful crew member is:
100 House Club
The 100 House Club recognizes volunteers who have made an exceptional, long-term commitment to building homes and expanding affordable housing in Monroe County. Inaugural members included John Davenport, Arlen Packard, Don Wendling, Jacque Kubley, and John Duell. Other members include John Partridge, Larry Kinder, and Don Wertz. Members of the 100 House Club average roughly 3,000 hours of volunteer service.
To become a Crew Member, volunteers will participate in orientation and hands-on training, and they will gain valuable experience on the construction site. This role is ideal for individuals who are ready to take a more active leadership role in supporting affordable housing in Monroe County.
200 House Club
On average, Habitat for Humanity of Monroe County builds 8-10 homes per year, and with the support of thousands of volunteers and community partners, we have built over 250 houses in Monroe County.
The 200 House Club recognizes volunteers who have made the commitment to expand affordable housing in Monroe County, and who have worked on over 200 Habitat homes. Inaugural members included John Davenport, Arlen Packard, Jacque Kubley, and John Duell.
Interested in taking your next step?
Contact us to become a Crew Member.
