First-time homebuyers are eligible to receive funding to help purchase a house, thanks to Evergreen Habitat for Humanity.

Homeownership has long been called part of the American dream, a way for people build generational wealth and long-term stability. A 2022 survey revealed that nearly three-quarters of Americans believe homeownership is a greater measure of success than having a family, a prosperous career or a college degree.

Yet the dream remains increasingly out of reach for many Clark County residents. The average home price in Clark County is $625,000, according to Zillow.

Evergreen Habitat for Humanity leaders say they recognize this challenge, which is why the nonprofit created the funding opportunity — $1.5 million in subsidy funds. The money comes from the Washington State De

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