The Habitat for Humanity Mission

Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County, Tennessee’s mission is to eliminate poverty housing from the Clarksville-Montgomery County area and to make decent, affordable shelter for all people a matter of conscience. Our vision is to paint Clarksville-Montgomery County Tennessee as a region where hard-working families can own homes in healthy, safe neighborhoods with access to jobs, transportation, and quality schools.

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The Clarksville ReStore serves as one of the primary funding resources for Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County. Shop here for building supplies, home decor, furniture, lawn and garden items, doors, windows, hardware, and much more!

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If you rely on SNAP benefits, here are some Clarksville-groups that can help• Manna Café Ministries — 605 Providence Blvd., Clarksville. Food-box distribution Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays from 10 a.m.–4 p.m., plus mobile and hot-meal services. mannacafeministries.org• House of Hope (Hilldale Baptist Church) — 113 Maxwell Dr. (behind Hilldale Baptist Church). Food pantry open Mondays & Thursdays, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. and 1–4 p.m. yourhbc.info/houseofhope• Clarksville Area Urban Ministries — 217 S. 3rd St., Clarksville. Grace Assistance Program offers food boxes and other support services for individuals and families. clarksvilleurbanministries.com• Radical Mission Compassionate Ministries — 150 Richview Rd., Clarksville. Food-pantry and grocery “shopping” style events, plus clothing and backpack-meal programs. radicalmission.org• The Food Room at First Christian Church — 516 Madison St., Clarksville. Weekly drive-through food-box distribution each Tuesday serving about 130 families (around 450 people). firstchristianclarksville.com If your SNAP benefits are delayed, here are trusted Clarksville-area organizations ready to serve• Manna Café Ministries — 605 Providence Blvd., Clarksville. Food-box distribution Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays from 10 a.m.–4 p.m., plus mobile and hot-meal services. mannacafeministries.org• House of Hope (Hilldale Baptist Church) — 113 Maxwell Dr. (behind Hilldale Baptist Church). Food pantry open Mondays & Thursdays, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. and 1–4 p.m. yourhbc.info/houseofhope• Clarksville Area Urban Ministries — 217 S. 3rd St., Clarksville. Grace Assistance Program offers food boxes and other support services for individuals and families. clarksvilleurbanministries.com• Radical Mission Compassionate Ministries — 150 Richview Rd., Clarksville. Food-pantry and grocery “shopping” style events, plus clothing and backpack-meal programs. radicalmission.org• The Food Room at First Christian Church — 516 Madison St., Clarksville. Weekly drive-through food-box distribution each Tuesday serving about 130 families (around 450 people). firstchristianclarksville.com ... See MoreSee Less
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Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County TN
🏠 Kennel to Castle: Building Homes, One Paw at a Time! 🐾What an incredible day at our Kennel to Castle Decorating Contest!Huge thanks to Kwik Tax, Action Air Conditioning Service Inc., United Way of Greater Nashville, Oakland Elementary School, BLK DOG Realty, and our Habitat Partner Families and Homeowners for taking time out of their busy schedules to design, decorate, and sponsor doghouses for a great cause.A heartfelt thank-you to our judges Lee Erwin, Christie Crawford, and Blayne Clements, and to the countless volunteers and sponsors who helped bring this vision to life. Together, we built more than doghouses, we built hope. 💙Special thanks to Publix for generously sponsoring the food for the day, and to one of our amazing volunteers, Wendy, who donated homemade cookies —because what’s a community event without a little sweetness? 🍪💚We’re also deeply grateful to Montgomery County Animal Care & Control for partnering with us to ensure these homes go to low-income families adopting dogs. 🐶 Contest Winners:🥇 1st Place – Kwik Tax🥈 2nd Place – United Way of the Greater Clarksville Region🥉 3rd Place – Oakland Elementary SchoolThank you, Clarksville, for proving once again that when our community comes together, every tail wags a little brighter! 🐾#hfhmctn #KennelToCastle #clarksvilletn #PublixServes #community ... See MoreSee Less
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🏠 Kennel to Castle: Building Homes, One Paw at a Time! 🐾What an incredible day at our Kennel to Castle Decorating Contest!Huge thanks to Kwik Tax, Action Air Conditioning Service Inc., United Way of Greater Nashville, Oakland Elementary School, BLK DOG Realty, and our Habitat Partner Families and Homeowners for taking time out of their busy schedules to design, decorate, and sponsor doghouses for a great cause.A heartfelt thank-you to our judges Lee Erwin, Christie Crawford, and Blayne Clements, and to the countless volunteers and sponsors who helped bring this vision to life. Together, we built more than doghouses, we built hope. 💙Special thanks to Publix for generously sponsoring the food for the day, and to one of our amazing volunteers, Wendy, who donated homemade cookies —because what’s a community event without a little sweetness? 🍪💚We’re also deeply grateful to Montgomery County Animal Care & Control for partnering with us to ensure these homes go to low-income families adopting dogs. 🐶 Contest Winners:🥇 1st Place – Kwik Tax🥈 2nd Place – United Way of Greater Nashville🥉 3rd Place – Oakland Elementary SchoolThank you, Clarksville, for proving once again that when our community comes together, every tail wags a little brighter! 🐾#hfhmctn #KennelToCastle #clarksvilletn #PublixServes #community ... See MoreSee Less
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We’re not just collecting cans. We’re building futures. ♻️🏡When you recycle here, your cans support local families and reduce landfill waste, turning aluminum into affordable homes right here in Montgomery County.📍 Drop off aluminum cans at the ReStore Clarksville HFH (404 Madison Street)🕘 Open Monday–Saturday | 9 AM – 5 PMOur Novelis #RecycleForGood challenge wraps up October 31, 2025, but our collection runs year-round, every bag helps us build hope and keep Clarksville green. 💚#CansForHomes #hfhmctn #clarksvillerestore #Novelis #RecycleForGood ... See MoreSee Less
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Clarksville ReStore Named Best ReStore in Tennessee for 2025!

We are beyond honored (and still a little speechless!) to share that the Clarksville ReStore has been named the 2025 Tennessee ReStore of the Year. This award celebrates so much more than sales or success—it celebrates you. Our volunteers, shoppers,

Affordable Home Ownership Application Preparation Class Announced

In preparation for the 2026 open enrollment period, Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County, TN (HFHMCTN) will host a one-time Application Preparation Class to walk potential applicants through the process, qualifications, and partnership requirements. 📅 Saturday, September 13th, 2025 at

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