A Message from your Chairman - February 2012
I feel confident in saying that almost everyone who contributes to the ministry of Habitat for Humanity is eager to make a difference in the lives of others. We know that a stable home affects health, education, earning potential and so much more. The ability to contribute to a positive outcome is exciting. Thanks to all our local donors and volunteers!
I am so excited that we are starting our fifth house this week! Ground breaking Friday morning at 11:00 a.m. and begin construction Saturday morning at 8:00 a.m. at 383 SE Lomond Ave! Thanks to
Jimmy Johnston of Hometown Homes, our construction chairman and his committee!
Our local affiliate is made up of all volunteers (no staff). I would also like to have more We are in need of volunteers for Saturday construction days. If you know of a group or organization that can sponsor a workday or provide food for workdays, please let me know so we can schedule. You may also contact
Jay Larick at 386-935-3158 or mjlarick@windstream.net or
Judy Conklin at 386-758-1341 or littlemcdavidgirl@hotmail.com.
A special thanks to Wells Fargo for their real estate donation and to
Columbia County Realtors Association and Columbia County Builders Association for partnering with us to help build this home!
Thanks for all you're doing. Please consider sharing this newsletter with a friend or neighbor and ask them to get involved in this worthwhile organization. Even though we are not presently building a house, we have lots going on. Hope you will continue to help and support our endeavor!
Habitat for Humanity doesn't just build affordable housing for those in need; we build homes...homes where dreams are realized and seeds of optimism are planted. Our local community is striving to do our part for our partner families.
George L. Burnham, Jr.
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