At Habitat for Humanity, we build because we believe everyone deserves a healthy, affordable place to call home. More than building homes, we build communities, hope, and opportunities for families to help themselves.

Make a Donation

Your support helps Boone County Habitat for Humanity serve local families and veterans through affordable homeownership, building projects, partnerships, and community support.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Local businesses, organizations, churches, and community groups can support Boone County Habitat for Humanity through sponsorship opportunities.

Sponsorships help fund homeownership projects, Veterans Build efforts, volunteer events, materials, outreach, and other local Habitat programs. Sponsors may also have opportunities to be recognized on our website, at events, or in Habitat communications.

If your business or organization would like to support affordable housing in Boone County, we would love to talk with you.

Partner With Us

Boone County Habitat for Humanity welcomes partnerships with local businesses, churches, schools, civic groups, and community organizations.

Partners can support our work through volunteer teams, donated materials, professional services, sponsorships, fundraising efforts, or other forms of collaboration. These partnerships help us expand our impact and better serve families, veterans, and communities throughout Boone County.

If your organization is interested in working with us, we would love to start a conversation.

Qualified charitable distributions, also known as QCDs, allow eligible individuals to donate directly from an IRA to a qualified charity.

For some donors, a QCD may be an attractive giving option because it can count toward a required minimum distribution without the distribution being included in taxable income.

A qualified charitable distribution may generally be made:

  • When the IRA holder is age 70½ or older
  • Directly from the IRA custodian or trustee to a qualified charity
  • From an eligible IRA
  • To a qualified charity, such as Habitat for Humanity of Boone County

Restrictions may include:

  • Annual limits set by current IRS rules
  • The distribution must be transferred directly to the charity
  • The transfer must be completed by the applicable tax-year deadline
  • Not all charitable organizations qualify
  • Not all retirement accounts qualify

A QCD may help some donors:

  • Make a charitable gift directly from IRA assets
  • Satisfy required minimum distributions
  • Reduce taxable income compared with taking the distribution personally
  • Receive a tax benefit even if they do not itemize deductions

Please consult your tax advisor or estate-planning attorney about your individual situation. Habitat for Humanity of Boone County does not provide tax or legal advice.