Habitat AmeriCorps

Strengthen communities through a year of service with Habitat AmeriCorps.

Get paid, full-time, to help families build strong and stable homes. With the Habitat AmeriCorps program, you will have the opportunity to gain valuable real-world experience and make a difference in the lives of families, all while living in beautiful Snohomish County, Washington.

Our AmeriCorps positions are funded by the Corporation for National and Community Service. AmeriCorps members provide direct and indirect service to our organization in an effort to help further our mission and vision.

You can serve in a leadership role on an active build site or at our office assisting families, volunteers and staff. By taking on new challenges and seeing the results of your service, you will have the chance to learn and grow. You will also have the opportunity to meet new people from all walks of life, working together toward a common good.

Serve as an AmeriCorps member 

  • All of our positions for the 2021-2022 service year have been filled. Check back in the summer of 2023 for next years’ opportunities.

Host an AmeriCorps member

AmeriCorps members live on a modest living allowance. If you have an available space and interest in hosting an AmeriCorps member for one year at a free or low rent, please contact our Volunteer Engagement Manager, Genevieve Hewitt, at volunteer@habitatsnohomish.org or 425-405-7156.

 

Questions about the Habitat AmeriCorps program in Snohomish County can be directed to our Volunteer Engagement Manager, Genevieve Hewitt, at volunteer@habitatsnohomish.org or 425-405-7156.

 

 

Meet our current and past AmeriCorps members

 

Shelby smith

Habitat AmeriCorps profile: Shelby Smith

After volunteering for the last four years with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Green Bay, Shelby had experienced what Habitat could offer volunteers, families, and communities across the country.

Habitat AmeriCorps profile: Taylor Jurgens

“I know we can do a lot of good helping a lot of families with critical home repairs that they might not otherwise be able to afford.”

Habitat AmeriCorps Profile: Grace Hanoian

“Owning a house is so much more than a place to live. It allows a family or individual to grow wealth, and have a sense of stability that you don’t always get with rentals.”

Habitat AmeriCorps profile: Aaron Olsen

“Getting into graduate school and serving in AmeriCorps for a year are just what I needed to give myself a reboot.

Habitat AmeriCorps profile: Bridget Patterson

Bridget served a prior AmeriCorps term providing home weatherization. She  plans use her experience to start a weatherization program for Habitat Snohomish.

Habitat AmeriCorps profile: Shelby Brewster

“I chose to serve with Habitat for Humanity because of their direct impact on local communities here in the U.S. and across the world.”

Habitat AmeriCorps profile: Stephanie Lam

“It’s more than just a house, it’s a place for the family to be part of a community.”

Habitat AmeriCorps profile: Jordyn Wagner

“My current role allows me to have the fulfillment of serving the veteran and military community.”

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