Carin Crowe

Carin Crowe is the CEO of Habitat for Humanity Greater Salt Lake Area, where she has spent more than a decade advancing affordable homeownership, critical home repairs, and community partnerships. She holds a Master’s in Social Work, a Bachelor’s in Psychology, and is a Certified International Human Rights Consultant.

At the heart of Carin’s leadership is a simple belief: when we lift others, we all rise. She is passionate about mentoring young women and creating opportunities for people to discover their potential. She believes leadership is not about standing at the front of the room, but about making room for others at the table. Carin is committed to fostering collaboration because lasting change happens when people work together toward a shared purpose.

Her leadership has helped Habitat Greater Salt Lake Area earn recognition as one of Utah’s Best Nonprofits to Work For in 2025 and one of America’s Most Admired Workplaces in 2026. Carin was also honored as one of Utah’s Most Influential Women in 2025.

Beyond Habitat, Carin serves on the Governors State Surplus Land Parcels Advisory Committee, is the Board Chair of Unsheltered Utah, is on the scholarship committee and is a mentor with Women Who Succeed, is on the advisory board for the Utah Civic Housing Alliance, is Vice Chair of the ChamberWest Legislative Affairs Housing Committee, is active in multiple Chambers and serves on Habitat for Humanity International’s Operations Oversight Board. She believes service isn’t just something we do, it’s how we create stronger communities and stronger people.

Outside of work, Carin is a proud mom of four grown humans, has one wonderful daughter-in-law, and when she isn’t advocating for affordable housing, you’ll likely find her hiking a mountain or planning her next travel adventure.