A stable home provides a foundation for families to thrive. Through Andersen’s nearly three decades of work with Habitat for Humanity, we have seen firsthand how affordable homeownership transforms lives and communities.

This summer, a few of our employees will spend 18 days volunteering with Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity to help build a new home in Bayport, Minnesota. These volunteers will contribute more than 1,500 volunteer hours and many will get the opportunity to install our very own windows in the home. Through Andersen’s longstanding partnership with Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity, the company provides donated product or discount for every home they build or renovate.

The Stillwater Gazette interviewed Senior Director of Communications and Community Eliza Chlebeck; Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity Site Supervisor Melissa Steiner; and Sean Koebele, volunteer and donor engagement manager for Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity. Read the article on the newspaper's website: "Building a home, close to home."