Funding will support urgent repair projects for low-income homeowners in Western Washington County

Kevin's aging electric forced-air furnace had become so expensive to operate that he rarely turned it on except when absolutely necessary. Although the system still functioned, the cost of running it made staying comfortably warm throughout the winter financially unrealistic.

West Tuality Habitat for Humanity is pleased to announce that we have joined Energy Trust of Oregon’s (ETO) Community Partner Funding program to deliver no-cost weatherization and energy efficiency solutions to households in our service area. Through this partnership, West Tuality Habitat will provide critical repairs to homeowners who are low-income and/or have a military veteran, senior or a person with disabilities in the household.

West Tuality Habitat for Humanity is pleased to announce an award of $100K from the JTMF Foundation to be used for critical home repairs and accessibility solutions for seniors in Western Washington County. As part of West Tuality Habitat’s Critical and Minor Home Repair program, this partnership will provide senior homeowners with essential, no-cost repairs that would otherwise be financially out of reach.