Women Build is Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga’s annual spring fundraising event, bringing together women and allies from all walks of life for an impactful day of fun, inspiration, and—most importantly—making a real difference for a local Chattanooga family.

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Women Build is powered by the generosity of sponsors and participants. Your support directly funds the construction of safe, affordable homes in our community.

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Fuel the energy of Women Build! Sponsors make the event possible while leading the charge in creating lasting community impact.

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Women Build in Chattanooga

Women Build, a Habitat for Humanity International movement, takes on unique forms at each Habitat affiliate. In Chattanooga, Women Build is a complete home project — funded largely through our annual one-day fundraising event each spring. From the first concrete slab to the final touches of trim and landscaping, Women Build volunteers come together to construct an entire home for a local family in need of affordable housing.

Since its beginning, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga has built 30 Women Build homes with the support of passionate, women-led volunteer groups and generous sponsors who make this life-changing event possible.

Women Build isn’t just for women — it’s a movement that invites everyone to help empower women, break stereotypes, and show what we can achieve when we come together as a community!

Meet Our Event Chair, Daisy Maurya-Ballard

Daisy Maurya-Ballard is a Chattanooga-based real estate and community leader who brings people and resources together to advance lasting community impact. She serves as Vice Chair of Journey Health Foundation, is a board member of Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center, and has completed corporate board governance training through Columbia University.

Her professional background spans national device sales consulting, healthcare business development, and arts philanthropy, including serving as Director of Development for the Hunter Museum of American Art, where she expanded the donor base and strengthened community engagement.

In 2021, Daisy was recognized as both a Woman of Distinction and Philanthropic Fundraiser of the Year for her civic leadership and fundraising impact.

She is co-owner of WillowStreet Properties and MauryaBuilt, a construction company she operates with her husband, licensed general contractor Matthew Ballard. In May, Daisy is honored to chair Habitat for Humanity’s fundraiser, supporting the belief that safe, stable housing strengthens families and communities.