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ROCHESTER, NY — Greater Rochester Habitat for Humanity (GRHFH) has appointed Kim Brumber as its new Chief Executive Officer. She will officially begin her role on March 23, 2026. Brumber brings 27 years of executive leadership experience spanning nonprofit management, organizational transformation, executive coaching, and community development. She has served 23 years as a nonprofit executive, leading complex organizations through strategic growth, financial turnaround, and mission expansion. “I’m honored to lead an organization that recognizes homeownership as more than just having a roof over your head; it’s about creating stability and opportunity for individuals and families to thrive. It’s transformative,” said Brumber. “When we help someone become a homeowner, we’re not just handing them keys; we’re opening doors to better health, stronger communities, and brighter futures for themselves and their children. That’s the work that gets me up in the morning." Throughout her career, Brumber has led significant organizational transformations. She directed the merger of five companies into a sustainable enterprise, guided multiple turnaround efforts, and aligned people, strategy, and systems to strengthen long-term impact. She has raised more than $20 million in capital to create loan opportunities for high-risk borrowers and secured investors for a complex $56 million real estate development project. Her experience also includes oversight of multiple Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) developments. Brumber’s appointment signals a continued commitment to expanding access to safe, affordable homeownership across Monroe, Ontario, and Wayne Counties. Under her leadership, Greater Rochester Habitat for Humanity will build on its strong foundation while advancing sustainable growth, financial strength, and long-term community impact. Original Article: https://rbj.net/2026/02/27/greater-rochester-habitat-ceo-kim-brumber/

Rochester, N.Y. - The start of a new chapter of homeownership in the area. Greater Rochester Habitat for Humanity celebrated Rochester's first two-story modular home on Friday in the Beechwood neighborhood. The nonprofit says the modular building process slashes construction time and costs, helping more families get safe and affordable homes faster. It also says frame-based house construction will continue, as it helps teach volunteers valuable technical skills. Original Article: https://13wham.com/news/local/habit-for-humanity-unveils-first-two-story-modular-home-in-rochester