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Thank you for your interest in Palouse Habitat for Humanity’s Ramps & Rails program. At this time, we are temporarily pausing new Ramps & Rails project inquiries while we transition program staffing. The online inquiry form has been removed, and we are not currently accepting new applications. If you have questions or would like to…

Labor Day Weekend Closure The Palouse ReStore will be closed for Labor Day weekend so our team can enjoy the holiday. We’ll be back open and ready for business as usual on Tuesday, September 8! Thank you for your understanding, and we hope everyone has a safe and happy Labor Day weekend!

Palouse Habitat for Humanity is excited to announce that applications for our Homeownership Program will open on September 1, 2026! Through this program, Palouse Habitat will be building three affordable homes in Pullman and Uniontown, helping local families achieve the dream of homeownership. All interested individuals must complete an application to be considered. Beginning September…

Join Palouse Habitat for Humanity and Jersey Mike’s for the “Buy a Sub, Build a Home” fundraiser! On Wednesday, September 23, from 3:00 PM to close, enjoy a regular sub for just $4 while supporting Palouse Habitat for Humanity’s mission to build safe, affordable homes in our community. The $4 regular sub deal is limited…

One of this year’s Beans ‘n’ Jeans auction experiences took center stage on August 16 when 14 community members gathered at a private residence for an exclusive performance by The Neighborhood Theatre Troupe. The unique auction item offered guests an intimate evening of live theater brought directly into a home setting. Talented local performers transformed…

Tammy arrived in Moscow, Idaho as a student at the University of Idaho in 1990, earned her bachelor’s and master’s from U of I and fell in love with the area, the people and community spirit. She lives in Moscow with her husband and two dogs and enjoys time on Moscow Mountain and anywhere she…

Kerolos Saad is a student at Washington State University studying Architecture with a minor in Construction Management. His passion for the built environment comes from a desire to create spaces that strengthen communities, bring people together, and make a lasting impact on the lives of others. Originally from Egypt, Kerolos immigrated to the United States…