“No person was ever honored for what he received. Honor is given by what he gave.” — Calvin Coolidge

Twin Cities Entrepreneurs House

The house is a community service project for the Twin Cities entrepreneurial community. A group of companies, investment firms and other businesses that serve the entrepreneurial community are coming together to build a house as a part of Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity. The project allows for a valuable team-building experience for your employees, while also providing this important community contribution.

2024 House

This year will be the 22nd Year of the Entrepreneurs House. The house is located at 4824 Fifth Street NE, in Columbia Heights.

Our group is seeking to involve 20 or more companies to volunteer on site as well as raise $200,000 for the project. Each volunteering company brings a team of employees to work on the house for one full day during the summer.

Twin Cities Entrepreneurs House Steering Committee: Tom Goodmanson | Mik Gusenius | John Bergstrom | Clarke Porter | Josh Thelemann

Entrepreneur’s House Kick-Off Breakfast

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We will have a kickoff breakfast for our 21st Entrepreneurs House on Tuesday, April 18, 2023 from 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM. The breakfast buffet will be held at the Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity Headquarters on 1954 University Avenue West in St. Paul. Any entrepreneurial companies, investors or advisors interested in being part of this year’s project should plan on attending. Please join us for breakfast and more information about the 2023 EHouse. If you can’t make it in person, a virtual option will be available.

2023 Twin Cities Entrepreneurs House Pledge Form >>

About Habitat for Humanity

Habitat for Humanity is an international non-profit organization that builds homes for low income families.  Habitat’s approach is oriented toward helping those less fortunate families to help themselves by building homes with volunteer labor and then selling the homes to the families at an affordable cost and mortgage terms.   Habitat is a Christian-based organization, drawing its fundamental tenets from the biblical principles of serving the poor and making no profit on the sale of homes to families in need.  Supporters of Habitat include large numbers of individuals, businesses, congregations and other organizations.


This is not a solicitation to sell securities. Any contributions should be made directly to Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity which is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 corporation.