Past projects

Since 1994, Habitat for Humanity Idaho Falls has helped build strength, stability, and self-reliance through shelter by constructing or rehabilitating 48 homes in the Idaho Falls area and 9 more in Ashton. Each project represents more than just a house—it’s a partnership with local families, volunteers, and the community coming together to create safe, affordable places to call home. These homes stand as lasting reminders of what’s possible when people invest in one another and work side by side to build a better future.

A blue house with a white roof and front porch, surrounded by a well-maintained lawn and a wooden fence on both sides.
A modern, single-story house with gray siding, white trim, and a black shingle roof, featuring a front porch with steps and white railing, three large windows on the front, and a white door with the number 1072.
Front view of a beige house with black shutters, a small porch with white railing, and a green lawn with garden and children's bicycle.
A white house with black trim, a front porch, and a metal roof with patches of snow. There are large trees with brown leaves in the yard, and the ground is covered with fallen leaves.