State Farm will continue its national partnership with Habitat for Humanity International this year, directing funding to youth engagement programs, disaster-resilient home construction and a campaign marking the housing nonprofit’s 50th anniversary, the organizations announced Aug. 11.
State Farm has contributed more than $22 million to Habitat since 1994, a figure that includes additional investments in local affiliates.
“For over three decades, Habitat for Humanity and State Farm have worked toward the shared goal of creating and preserving affordable housing,” said Rasheed Merritt, HR&D executive at State Farm.
Part of the funding supports Habitat Strong, the nonprofit’s disaster resilience program,
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