About Us

Lakeway Area Habitat for Humanity (LAHFH) is a non-governmental, non-profit, Christian housing ministry building simple, decent and affordable homes in partnership with people in need. LAHFH’s goal is to eliminate poverty housing in Hamblen County. To date, we have built 44 homes in Hamblen County. LAHFH has also tithed and built over 8 homes in other countries.

LAHFH Mission Statement: Demonstrate the love and teachings of Jesus Christ. Advocate on behalf of those in need of decent shelter. Focus on shelter by building simple, decent, affordable housing. Engage broad community involvement through inclusive leadership and diverse partnerships. Promote dignity through full partnership with Habitat homeowners and future home partners.

How is LAHFH Managed? The daily operations of LAHFH are managed by an Office Administrator, A Board of Directors and volunteers. The Board of Directors is a governing board who meet monthly. They are volunteers from the community who believe in the work of Habitat and want to reach out into the community for new members, fund raising, volunteers and a host of other activities.

Meet our Staff

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Board of Directors

Rolland Whipple - Vice President

Allen Brooks - Secretary/Treasurer

Ed Arnold

Sherri Montgomery

Rodney Barnhart

Randy Brown

Norma Elkins

Ann Jakubielski

Denise Jones

Barbara Simmons

Vicki Hammock

-LAHFH Staff and Board

For additional information on Habitat for Humanity International, visit their website at http://www.habitat.org. Persons calling from inside the United States can call (800) HABITAT or (800) 422-4828. Those calling from outside the United States may contact HFHI headquarters at 01-229-924-6935.

How can I become a volunteer? To volunteer locally, see our Get Involved page.

To contact your local chapter of Habitat for Humanity:

Lakeway Area Habitat for Humanity

510 Economy Road - Morristown, TN 37816

P.O. Box 2133 - Morristown, TN 37816-2133

Phone 423-581-1661