Divas Through The Decades
Date: July 30, 2026 at 3:00PMLocation: Sheldon Theatre (443 East Ave, Red Wing, MN) Fundraiser Event Benefitting Elks National Foundation, HOPE Heights: Goodhue County Habitat for Humanity, and Sheldon Theatre. According to the Sheldon Theatre website, “Divas Through the Decades is a musical tribute to some of the most influential female vocalists in American pop music, featuring […]
At a Housing Crossroads, Red Wing Breaks Ground on 26-Home Workforce Housing Development
Nearly 150 community members gathered yesterday on the former St. John’s Hospital site to break ground on the first homes at HOPE Heights.
The Right Ad at the Right Time
Ken was struggling to stay safe in his own home. Between the stairs of entry into his house, the raised side into the bathtub, and the laundry machines in the basement, his house couldn’t keep up.
From the Ground Up
Joe White, a board member from Lake City, sees firsthand the challenge many communities are facing—and why this work matters.
‘I’ll volunteer until they tell me I’m in the way’: At 87, Darwin Builds Hope
Darwin has dedicated over 20 years of service to Goodhue County Habitat for Humanity. At 87, he has a contagious spirit that inspires the volunteers around him.
Looking for a homeowner in Kenyon, Minnesota
To qualify for our homeowner program you must have an ability to make monthly mortgage payments and a willingness to partner in building a home.
Requirements for Homeownership
Interested in becoming a partner family? Partner families have to complete required education courses. Potential partner families are recommended to complete the education requirements before submitting an application. The certificates of completion must be within one year of the closing date. Financial Counseling (pre-purchase) Financial Literacy – Home Stretch/Framework We offer Financial Peace University! The […]
Housing is everyone’s business…and everyone’s opportunity
The City of Red Wing’s Housing Summit on Oct. 29 was an encouraging first step. Leaders from across sectors came together to discuss one of our community’s greatest challenges—and greatest opportunities—housing. It was heartening to see so many people working toward solutions.