About Habitat
Media Coverage
Welcome to the newsroom!
We are thankful for all the media outlets who give us an opportunity to share our story. Questions from the media can be directed to Jadeyn Sjaarda, Habitat’s marketing & communications coordinator.
2025 Stories
A pilot project with the city, our Raise the Roof Reckoning and more to come
Dakota News Now • June 4, 2025
Rock the Block helps the Terrace Park Neighborhood
Pigeon605 • June 4, 2025
Collective effort helps revitalize Terrace Park neighborhood
Dakota News Now • May 30, 2025
Habitat for Humanity bringing Rock the Block event to Terrace Park in June
Dakota News Now • May 2, 2025
Habitat for Humanity and CTE Academy partner to dedicate 13th home together
Argus Leader • May 1, 2025
Habitat for Humanity to Rock the Block in Sioux Falls’ Terrace Park neighborhood
KELOLAND • April 29, 2025
Rock the Block focusing on Terrace Park this year
The Dakota Scout • April 27, 2025
SCOUTING REPORT | Firehouse funding, Terrace Park houses…
Dakota News Now • April 22, 2025
Habitat for Humanity seeking projects for ‘Rock the Block’ revitalization event
SiouxFalls.Business • March 19, 2025
Limited tickets remain for upcoming murder mystery fundraiser
Sioux Falls Simplified • March 14, 2025
This program is bringing housing education directly to neighbors
Dakota News Now • March 8, 2025
‘Raise the Roof Reckoning’ event benefits Habitat for Humanity
KELOLAND • February 4, 2025
A pirate fundraiser to support Habitat for Humanity
SiouxFalls.Business • January 29, 2025
Office improvements lead to big donation to support affordable housing
Pigeon605 • January 13, 2025
From ‘nuisance properties’ to new homes, expanded partnership to help core neighborhoods
2024 Stories
A new school partnership, new homeowners and remembering President Carter
Dakota News Now • December 30, 2024
Carter’s Habitat for Humanity legacy touches South Dakota
KELOLAND • December 30, 2024
Jimmy Carter’s impact on Habitat for Humanity
Argus Leader • December 5, 2024
Sioux Falls family to get a new home built by Habitat for Humanity, Harrisburg students
KELOLAND • October 12, 2024
Encouraging the next generation of construction workers
KELOLAND • September 27, 2024
Habitat for Humanity raises income guidelines for home applications
Dakota News Now • September 25, 2024
Habitat raises income limits for 2024 homeownership program
Dakota News Now • August 16, 2024
Habitat for Humanity celebrates home dedications in Sioux Falls
SiouxFalls.Business • July 31, 2024
Giving Back for July
Dakota News Now • July 27, 2024
Habitat for Humanity awarded Wells Fargo Grant
KELOLAND • July 26, 2024
$50,000 grant helps three families get new homes in Sioux Falls
KELOLAND • June 19, 2024
Revitalizing Whittier with a week of volunteering
KELOLAND • May 13, 2024
High school students helping nonprofit build homes
Dakota News Now • May 13, 2024
Harrisburg students to build homes with Habitat for Humanity
Argus Leader • March 1, 2024
South Dakota students, Habitat for Humanity team up to help Sioux Falls families build homes
Dakota News Now • March 1, 2024
Families get new homes thanks to Habitat for Humanity, students
Dakota News Now • February 16, 2024
Baltic family moves into new home thanks to nonprofit
2023 Stories
A major milestone, new homeowners and insights on housing and workforce development
KELOLAND • December 7, 2023
Reliabank Business Beat: Habitat for Humanity
KELOLAND • November 17, 2023
2 families get keys to Habitat twin home
Dakota News Now • November 17, 2023
Habitat for Humanity celebrates 2 new homes, 1,000 people helped
Sioux Falls Simplified • November 14, 2023
How Habitat for Humanity is building Sioux Falls’ workforce
Pigeon605 • August 2, 2023
In addressing housing affordability, partnerships lead to more options
Dakota News Now • July 28, 2023
Habitat for Humanity celebrates completion of 3 new homes
KELOLAND • July 28, 2023
Habitat for Humanity dedicates 3 new homes
Sioux Falls Simplified • July 28, 2023
Get smart about local housing needs with Rocky Welker
KELOLAND • July 10, 2023
Sioux Falls man prepares to move into his first home