Vermont Habitat for Humanity affiliates are excited to announce the first-ever “from Dome to Home” wall raising celebration will take place on the Statehouse lawn in front of Vermont's iconic Golden Dome.
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Under the guidance of Habitat for Humanity leaders, these volunteers will work in teams to build wall sections, which will then be assembled for a ceremonial wall raising.

​This wall raising celebration marks a significant step in the construction of a new home at 22 Hill Street in Barre City. This single-unit house is being built to meet Efficiency Vermont's high-performance energy standards and will provide an income-sensitive partner homeowner with a much-needed, better housing solution.
The event aims to draw attention to the growing deficit of housing units in Vermont and underscore the critical role of affordable home ownership in addressing the state’s housing needs. By showcasing this hands-on approach to solving the housing crisis, Habitat for Humanity hopes to inspire more community involvement and support.

The wall raising ceremony is open to the public, with registration required for those interested in volunteering to assemble wall sections. For more information or to register as a volunteer, please contact Zachariah Watson at [email protected].