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16 hours ago

We love our volunteers from Copper Leaf Interior Design Studio. These guys know how to rock out a painting day.

Pam Holschuh and her team at Copper Leaf spent a day of volunteering in Marietta to paint the interior of the Fogle home.

We are so impressed with the speed and precision in this teams painting skills. Thank you so much for your continued support of Habitat and the partner families.

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7 days ago

The Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project has been an annual build project since 1984. For one week, the Carters, and team members from around the world work alongside Habitat for Humanity on a specific project. One year the project is in the United States, and the following year, it is typically in a foreign country.

We have been fortunate to have some local folks attend these events upon occasion:

In 1992, Dianne McClung was the state president of the American Legion Auxiliary and was invited to participate in the Carter Work Project (CWP) in Washington, DC. In 1994, she and her husband Ed went to South Dakota to Eagle Butte, South Dakota, where the project was held on the Cheyenne River Native American reservation. The next year, Dianne and Ed traveled to Benton Harbor, Michigan for the CWP.

In 1997, our executive director, Alvin Phillips, participated in the CWP, called “Hammering in the Hills”, primarily located in Pikeville, Kentucky.

When Mary Townsend was the AmeriCorps coordinator for Habitat in West Virginia in 2003, she worked on the CWP in Valdosta, Georgia.

Then in 2016, Alvin Phillips and Heather Miller participated in the CWP in Memphis, Tennessee.

All local participants agree that this is a tremendous experience!

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2 weeks ago

It's not too late to join the auction! Framing the Future, Habitat's fall fundraiser is going on now. Auction ends Thursday 16th at 8pm.

Join us for our live stream celebration event. View on the auction website from 6-7pm. Towards the end of the event we will announce the 50/50 raffle winner.

Registration is Easy!
There are three ways to register and view the auction website:

1. Use Text-To-Register on your mobile phone and receive a personalized link. Text Framing the Future to 243725 or
2. Click this website link for direct access to the auction site bidpal.net/framingthefuture or
3. Visit our website www.habitatmov.com/30years and this too will connect you to the auction site. This is a great place to preview the items up for auction. If you find something you would like to bid on, you can then sign in and register.

To see all the items in the auction and get the details on each we invite you to visit our auction website.

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Will you be open tomorrow?

2 weeks ago

It’s time for another spotlight on a local Habitat homeowner! Jodi Hasley’s house was under construction near Belpre when the merger occurred in April, 2016. She was able to move into her house in October of that year. Jodi has given such positive messages about Habitat since then.

She states, “I love our house and the privacy, safety, and scenery we enjoy here. And knowing the kids helped, even in a small way in their own rooms still makes my heart happy. All you do is appreciated and acknowledged every day.”

And continuing the story—Jodi and her husband Roger were married on the lawn of their home on 07/01/2017--just a few months after she became a homeowner! Talk about love!!!

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Hey Jodi Hasley !!!