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Habitat Happenings


Tractors, Tinsel, and Teamwork
Despite the cold December weather, Habitat for Humanity's enthusiastic volunteers gathered for a unique seasonal project. They worked together to turn an ordinary hay wagon into a colorful parade float for the annual Buffalo, Missouri Christmas Parade. With decorations and laughter, the team created a float that would make Santa proud. Santa himself joined the fun on the float, waving and tossing candy to delighted onlookers alongside his enthusiastic cowboy crew. The parade
Diana Arendt
Dec 13, 20251 min read


Students Kick Off Another Habitat Home Project
On a chilly December morning, the spirit of community and learning came alive as Dallas County Habitat for Humanity launched another exciting new home construction project. Thanks to an on-going, mutually beneficial partnership, students from the Dallas County Technical Center’s Construction Technology program will have the opportunity to gain real-world construction experience while making a real difference in their community. The day began with students gathering at Benton
Diana Arendt
Dec 9, 20251 min read


Volunteers! You Made Thanksgiving Shine!!
This Thanksgiving, the YMCA building in Buffalo, Mo., was filled with warmth, laughter, and the incredible spirit of service as Dallas County Habitat for Humanity hosted its 24th Annual Free Thanksgiving Day Dinner. And at the heart of it all were the volunteers who showed up—bright and early, with big smiles—to make the day special for hundreds of neighbors. From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., thanks to our amazing team, more than 700 hot, home-cooked meals found their way to dining t
Diana Arendt
Nov 28, 20252 min read


Open House Celebration
You’re invited Thursday, December 11 Noon - 6 pm 631 W. Stanley Street, Buffalo, MO Everyone is welcome Drop by for a tour Meet the Volunteers Celebrate with Us! This home was created through a two-year partnership between Habitat volunteers, Dallas County Technical Center students, supporters and local businesses. Come out and see the results. A Habitat Partner Family will soon make it their home.
Diana Arendt
Nov 22, 20251 min read


Thank You to Our Incredible Sponsors
The FREE Annual Thanksgiving Day Dinner would not be possible without the support of these 80+ remarkable sponsors.
Diana Arendt
Nov 20, 20252 min read


Buffalo Veteran's Day Parade
We Did It! Float Wins 1st Place This year was the first time in ages that Habitat put together a float—and guess what? We took home first place! There weren’t a ton of floats in the parade, but you could tell everyone worked hard and really cared about making the day special. It was all about honoring our Veterans, and the community showed up with their best. A big hand goes to LeRoy Laudenbach (retired Marine) who got the whole thing rolling. Habitat volunteers decorated his
Diana Arendt
Nov 9, 20251 min read


You're Invited! 🦃 Gather your flock!
Dallas County Habitat for Humanity is hosting the 24th Annual Thanksgiving Day Dinner at the YMCA, 932 W Main, Buffalo, MO, on Thanksgiving Day from 11 AM to 1 PM. Everyone is welcome — bring your family and friends and help us celebrate the holiday together! · Free meal for all, thanks to amazing local sponsors · No reservations needed — just come by! · Dine-in or drive-thru options available · Plenty of parking and spacious seating at the YMCA Limi
Diana Arendt
Oct 2, 20251 min read


Diana Arendt
Aug 14, 20250 min read


History - Building Hope in Buffalo for 30 Years
For three decades, a small but dedicated group in Buffalo, Missouri has been quietly transforming lives—one home at a time. Since its founding in 1995, the Dallas County Habitat for Humanity has been a beacon of hope for local families in need of safe, affordable housing. Entirely volunteer-driven, this nonprofit organization has made a profound and lasting impact. It has not only built homes but also helped build better futures. Humble Beginnings, Strong Mission Originally
Diana Arendt
Aug 14, 20253 min read
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