Habitat for Humanity Pope County

Another Awesome HFH Board Member

It takes a bunch of people to help us bring our projects together.

Meet HFH Board Member

President
Matt Fleming

As a board member of the HFH Pope County Arkansas, Matt supports the HFH mission to work in partnership with God and people from all walks of life, to build houses and work alongside those in need, consulting and teaching them and giving them a hand-up, as opposed to a hand-out, to allow them to continue to succeed in life’s journey.   

Matt currently serves as the Board President, and Committee Chair for Family Selection.   

Matt holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and is a mortgage lender with First State Bank in Russellville.  Matt is married with 2 children and enjoys mountain biking, golf, and being outdoors. 

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Eligibility Requirements

Please review the information below that explains several things required to participate in this unique program.
  • Potential Habitat homeowners must demonstrate a need for safe,
    affordable housing. Needs will vary from community to community.

  • Prospective households are low to moderate income. In the U.S., we
    serve families whose income does not exceed 60% of the area median
    income as defined for the area by the U.S. Department of Housing and
    Urban Development. Homeowner eligibility and selection take place at the
    local level and it can vary from community to community.

  • Once selected, Habitat homeowners must partner with us throughout the
    process. This partnership includes performing “sweat equity,” or helping
    to build their own home or the homes of others in our homeownership
    program. Sweat equity can also include taking homeownership classes or
    performing volunteer work.

  • Homeowners must also be able and willing to pay an affordable
    mortgage. Habitat makes a reasonable effort to ensure that an affordable
    mortgage does not exceed 30% of the homeowner’s gross monthly income.
    Mortgage payments are cycled back into the community to help build
    additional Habitat houses.

Are You A Skilled Craftsman?

We'd Love To Have You Helping....

It literally takes an army of volunteers to be able to achieve the goals of Habitat for Humanity. Everything from carpenters, electricians, plumbers, and interior finishers.

We'd love to hear from you if you are willing to provide us with some of your time to help put another family into their home. Please fill out the form and send it to us.