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Joe Ball – Vice President of Construction, Pulte Homes; Matt Patterson – Resource Planning Manager, Pulte Homes; Peter Keane – Division President, Pulte Homes; Chandra Cuyler-Towns, homeowner; Dee Danmeyer - President/CEO Habitat for Humanity Greater Orlando Area; Tedd Washington - Pastor, Grace for Living Ministries, Ireana Hemphill – Chandra’s 12 year old daughter
Aaron Helt, project coordinator for Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity, and Veronica Ortiz, housing coordinator for the Clarke Square Neighborhood Initiative, review repairs to a house on S. 22nd Street. (Photo by Edgar Mendez)
(From left) Jasmine Brown, Nancy Rodriguez and Salome Clarke, represented Habitat For Humanity of Denton County in downtown Denton on North Texas Giving Day.
General Global Village – Global Village volunteers are provided with the unique opportunity to provide safe, decent and affordable homes to those in need, while also travelling around the world, experiencing other countries and cultures. A Global Village trip can be a life changing experience for the volunteer, the community they visit, and the families whose lives are changed because of their work.
Fund-raising car-wash for our Habitat for Humanity trip to South Africa. And we got to wash some classy cars too!
The front of the house, with the opening for the front door (I think). We finished up all the first floor exterior walls and raised them that day. It went pretty fast with all the people we had, but the power tools didn't hurt productivity either.
140507-N-BB534-249 IMPERIAL BEACH, Calif. (May. 7, 2014) Chief Boatswain’s Mate Munira Ferah cuts board for building wall frames. Sailors assigned to the amphibious transport dock ship USS Green Bay (LPD 20) participate in the Habitat for Humanity project as part of National Women Build Week. Green Bay is currently undergoing a regularly scheduled yard period at BAE Systems San Diego Ship Repair. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Elizabeth Merriam/Released)
I worked on the garage when I was home for Thanksgiving Break. It was about 40 or 50 degrees out when I worked on it before, and this day, it was in around 17 degrees out. Still fun to play carpenter for a day.
Thanks to all of the Alpine Access employees who helped build this Habitat for Humanity home in Atlanta. What a beautiful home it turned out to be!
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General Global Village – Global Village volunteers are provided with the unique opportunity to provide safe, decent and affordable homes to those in need, while also travelling around the world, experiencing other countries and cultures. A Global Village trip can be a life changing experience for the volunteer, the community they visit, and the families whose lives are changed because of their work.