Cheboygan County Habitat For Humanity, Inc.

Cheboygan County Habitat For Humanity, Inc., a tax-exempt nonprofit organization, operates as a federal grant recipient for rural housing preservation and community development work, with the vast majority of recent federal activity (83%) flowing through sub-grant awards rather than prime grants. The organization has received a single prime grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Housing Service for rural housing preservation, running through May 2028, and has participated in five federal grant sub-awards focused on staffing and organizational capacity building for affordable housing delivery in their community.

The organization's federal footprint is narrow and concentrated. All six awards in the source data originate from a single customer agency — the Department of Agriculture Rural Housing Service — with combined dollars obligated across all awards totaling $549 thousand. The prime grant award, a project grant for Rural Housing Preservation Grants issued on August 9, 2025, and running through May 2028, represents the organization's only prime-recipient role. The five sub-grant awards, all awarded on February 1, 2023, appear to be subordinate sub-awards from a pass-through grant administrator and carry identical descriptions: staffing support to increase organizational capacity to meet affordable housing needs within the community. These sub-grants, taken together, suggest Cheboygan County Habitat For Humanity serves as a downstream implementer within a broader federal rural housing program rather than a direct grantee.

The organization has no federal contract awards, no seats on government-wide acquisition vehicles, and no teaming relationships with federal contractors in the award record. Activity is minimal and episodic — five sub-awards clustered on a single date in February 2023, followed by the prime grant award in August 2025. One award reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating a limited recompete exposure window. The organization's federal role is exclusively grant-based and mission-driven, anchored to affordable housing development and preservation in rural Michigan — not a commercial services or products vendor.