Neighborhood Revitalization

Currently our Focus Neighborhood is Allen St in Cayce. 
​If you reside on this street and would like to receive an application or get more information, contact Sonja Webber, NR Coordinator at 803-252-3570 x 2113 or swebber@habitatcsc.org 

Program Requirements

Need for Assistance 

Ability to Pay

Willingness to Partner

• Be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident
• Have a home in the focus neighborhood we are currently serving
• Home must be owner-occupied
  • Meaning the applicant in need owns the home - we cannot perform repairs on rental properties 
• Have a need for exterior repairs - we cannot perform interior repairs to homes other than installing grab bars for Aging in Place applicants

• There is a $25 non-refundable application fee - you will be notified regarding when this payment is due
• Current on all payments due for housing, such as mortgage or taxes
  • We will require proof of ownership, paid taxes, and up-to-date homeowners insurance
• Willing to make a one-time payment to cover 10% of repair costs

• Willing to maintain a law-abiding household
• Willing to maintain a safe environment for repair work
• Willing to complete requirements in a timely, honest manner
• Willing to learn about home maintenance during the repair process
• Willing to share experience through conversations, events, and media

Long Range Plan - Click to Enlarge

Central South Carolina Habitat for Humanity is deepening and broadening its impact by focusing on Neighborhood Revitalization. In neighborhoods where we are building, we are making needed repairs/upgrades on existing home and changing the neighborhood One Block at a Time.

Our Long Range Plans have identified six neighborhoods across the Midlands for revitalization (see maps below)

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Six Neighborhood's Identified for Revitalization: 2018-2028

Peach & Tree Streets, Cayce, SC

Dentsville Commuity

5 Points Neighborhood

Bellemede Subdivision

Town of Lexington

Windy Hill Subdivision

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"More Than a Home" Campaign

Our goal is to build 30 new homes and repair 30 existing homes over the next three years. To reach this goal, we have launched a $9 million-dollar campaign which funds the operating, capital and endowment needs. The campaign has heroic goals and affects everyone in our communities through the stability that homeownership and neighborhood revitalization builds.


The plans have been well received by the community and Midlands leaders.  The video and Case for Support below show highlights from our Awareness Event about the campaign.

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Awareness Event Highlights Video

Case for Support