Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento

West Sacramento Earth Day Spring Celebration
2026-04-04 10:00 - 13:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Bryte Park, 425 Todhunter Ave., West Sacramento, CA, 95605, United States
Celebrate the season and show some love for our planet at the 13th Annual West Sacramento Earth Day & Spring Celebration on Saturday, April 4, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Bryte Park! 🌎🌸
Hosted by the City of West Sacramento, this FREE, family-friendly community event is packed with fun activities, entertainment, and opportunities to learn more about sustainable living. Spend the morning exploring booths, enjoying music, and connecting with local organizations, vendors, and makers.
Kids will love the Spring Egg Hunt! 🐣

10:30 a.m. – Ages 4 & under
11:00 a.m. – Ages 5–7
11:30 a.m. – Ages 8–12

There’s something for everyone at this lively community celebration. Come learn, play, shop, eat, and have fun while discovering ways to care for our environment and community.
Event Highlights Include:
🌮 Free Taco Giveaway – The first 50 people at 10:00 a.m. at the Info Booth receive a free taco (limit 4 per family)⚾ River Cats Ticket Vouchers – The first visitors who stop by the River Cats booth and sign up for their newsletter receive free ticket vouchers (limit 2 per fan)🎟️ Free Raffle with great prizes, including tickets to see the A’s, Sacramento River Cats, and Sacramento Republic FC🎶 Music, activities, and giveaways for all ages🌱 Ideas and resources for sustainable living🛍️ Local artisans and makers selling unique handmade items🎨 Arts & crafts activities for kids🦅 Meet the incredible Birds of Prey Ambassadors from Hawks, Honkers & Hoots🚒 Visit the West Sacramento Fire Department and fire engine🚲 Ride your bike and park for free with SABA Bike Valet
You can also pick up helpful sustainability resources while supplies last, including:
♻️ Free three-gallon recycle bin🍃 Free kitchen pail and compostable bags🌿 Free compost giveaway
Be sure to stop by the Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento booth! Our team will be sharing information about home repair opportunities for West Sacramento residents, including energy-efficient upgrades, critical health and safety repairs, and improvements that help homeowners remain safely in their homes. Learn about eligibility, the application process, and how these repairs support both environmental sustainability and long-term housing stability.
Bring your friends, family, and neighbors for a morning of community, sustainability, and springtime fun! 🌼

Sacramento Earth Day
2026-04-26 11:00 - 16:00 | Southside Park, 700 T St, Sacramento, CA, 95818
Celebrate sustainability and community at Sacramento Earth Day, the largest Earth Day celebration in the Sacramento region! 🌎🌱
Hosted by the Environmental Council of Sacramento (ECOS), this free, family-friendly event brings together over 100 exhibitors, vendors, nonprofits, and community organizations for a day of learning, networking, and environmental action.
Through interactive exhibits, educational workshops, live music, and meaningful conversations, attendees can explore the impact humans have on the environment and discover practical steps to protect our planet. This year’s theme, “Water We Waiting For?”, highlights the importance of safeguarding our region’s water supply and balancing the needs of people and the natural environment.
Visitors can enjoy plant-based food vendors, sustainability resources, and engaging activities for all ages while connecting with local organizations working toward a greener future.
This event takes place rain or shine and is accessible for attendees of all abilities. Free transit rides are available through Sacramento Regional Transit (SacRT) on the day of the event, and a free bike valet will also be available for cyclists.
Visit the Habitat Booth
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento will be participating in the Sacramento Earth Day Fair to share how sustainability connects to affordable housing.
Stop by our booth to learn about the Habitat ReStore, which helps reduce landfill waste by selling donated and reusable home improvement materials. By shopping, donating, or volunteering with the ReStore, community members help keep usable materials out of landfills while supporting affordable housing programs throughout the Greater Sacramento region.
Join us to learn how sustainable choices at home can make a lasting impact on both our environment and our community.

West Sacramento Senior Resource Fair
2026-05-08 10:00 - 12:30 | West Sacramento Community Center, 1075 West Capitol Ave, West Sacramento, CA, 95691
Older adults and caregivers are invited to attend the West Sacramento Senior Resource Fair on Friday, May 8, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM at the West Sacramento Community Center. Hosted by the City of West Sacramento in celebration of Older Americans Month, this free community event brings together local organizations, services, and resources designed to support seniors in living healthy, safe, and connected lives.
Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with community partners and learn about programs that support aging well in West Sacramento.
What to Expect:

Senior Support Services – Learn about programs and services available to assist older adults and their families.
Health & Wellness Resources – Explore wellness information, workshops, health screenings, and resources that promote active and healthy aging.
Older Americans Month Proclamation – Attend a special proclamation ceremony recognizing the contributions and achievements of older adults in the community.
Free Document Shredding – Bring up to 10 lbs of paper documents for secure shredding, courtesy of the City of West Sacramento Sustainability Division.
Free Via Rides – Complimentary Via rideshare transportation will be available to help attendees travel to and from the event.
Light Snacks – Enjoy complimentary refreshments while visiting resource booths.

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento will be participating in the event to connect with older adults and share information about home repair opportunities in West Sacramento. Our team will provide details about critical health and safety repairs, accessibility modifications, and home improvement programs that help seniors remain safe, comfortable, and independent in their homes.
Join us to discover helpful resources and connect with organizations dedicated to supporting seniors in the West Sacramento community.

Citrus Heights Home Dedication
2026-06-06 09:00 - 11:00 | Habitat’s Citrus Heights Home Development, 7809 Sayonara Drive, Citrus Heights, CA, 95610
Join Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento on Saturday, June 6, for the first of three home dedication ceremonies celebrating eight partner families receiving the keys to their very first homes.
This special milestone represents our largest development to date. Located on Sayonara Drive in Citrus Heights, this 26-home community will provide stable, affordable housing for nearly 120 individuals, including children.
Each homeowner has invested 500 hours of sweat equity helping build their home and is purchasing it through a 30-year, 0% interest equivalent mortgage—making the dream of homeownership a reality.
Be part of this inspiring celebration of perseverance, partnership, and new beginnings. Together, we’re building strength, stability, and self-reliance through shelter.
While RSVPs are not required, we encourage you to let us know if you plan to attend to help us prepare for the celebration.
About the Citrus Heights DevelopmentThis new affordable housing community will provide:

Revitalization of previously vacant and blighted lots
26 all-electric, EV-ready duet homes (2–5 bedrooms, 1,005–1,594 sq. ft.)
Solar battery storage for energy efficiency and sustainability
Homeownership opportunities for families earning 30–80% of Area Median Income (AMI)
Affordable 30-year, 0% interest equivalent fixed-rate mortgages
A “hand up, not a handout,” empowering long-term financial stability and generational wealth

This development is made possible through partnerships with the City of Citrus Heights, California Department of Housing and Community Development, the Office of U.S. Representative Ami Bera, and the generous contributions of our donors and community supporters.
