In a recent Q&A with Utah Business, Carin Crowe, CEO of Habitat for Humanity Greater Salt Lake Area, reflects on 15 years of transformative leadership and community impact. The article delves into Habitat's strategic expansion into Davis County, the 15th anniversary of the Salt Lake Valley ReStore, and innovative approaches to sustainable funding and affordable housing solutions. Crowe emphasizes the organization's commitment to building not just homes, but also stability and brighter futures for low- to moderate-income families. She highlights the critical role of local businesses in supporting Habitat's mission through financial contributions, volunteer efforts, and resource donations. The ReStore's success story—diverting 9,000 tons of materials from landfills and generating revenue for home repairs and new builds—serves as a model for community engagement and environmental stewardship. This insightful Q&A offers a comprehensive look at how Habitat for Humanity Greater Salt Lake Area continues to foster inclusive economic growth and lasting change in the community.
Read the full interview here: Utah Business Q&A with Carin Crowe
