Links: Other Resources
Check out our favorite links to other resources for Habitat affiliates, staff and volunteers. Contact the if you would like to recommend additional links.
Note: Links to third party websites are provided for your convenience and information only. Third party websites are not under the control of Habitat for Humanity of Michigan and we are not responsible for the content of those sites or the products or services offered on or through those sites.
- ClickSafety Online Safety Training
- Excellent safety information from a leading provider of web-based construction safety training. Several online courses are available to all Habitat for Humanity volunteers and employees.
- Healthy Indoor Air for America's Homes
- Montana State University Indoor Air Quality. Sponsored by the national cooperative extension organization. Features a mailing list where you can ask any air quality question and get a timely response.
- MSUE Home Maintenance and Repair
- Michigan State University Extension Service home maintenance and repair database. Keyword searchable plus has an alpha index. Created in 1998; well-regarded for accurate information.
- Network for Good
- A leading resource for individuals, volunteers, and nonprofits providing tools for fundraising, volunteer recruitment, and advocacy. One of it's best known tools is the online donation system created in partnership with Guidestar. At low cost to nonprofits, the system provides an easy way to receive donations online. Donors and nonprofits receive records of the contributions.
- Report Preview - Report of the Re-Entry Policy Council
- The Report of the Re-Entry Policy Council, like the issue of prisoner reentry generally, is not just for administrators of prisons and jails or chiefs of community supervision agencies. It is for anyone who cares about public safety and people victimized by crime, as well as anyone responsible for workforce development, health, housing, and family and community vitality. It is also intended for anyone who can make those systems better through legislation, advocacy, policymaking, program development and administration, research, and public education.
- TechSoup
- A comprehensive source for technology information for nonprofits. Through TechSoup Stock, nonprofits can purchase products from over 25 software vendors at the best prices available. Their very popular software program offers current versions of Windows XP operating system, Office XP, and Windows 2003 Server as well as many other software products to non-profits at extremely low cost.