A Brush With Kindness. Monday, June 11

Thank you for volunteering for our A Brush With Kindness project!Here are some last-minute reminders:

Please arrive on time.

7:00 am

13530 E. Garigans Gulch

PARKING:

Please carpool, if you can. Please park at or near Victory Baptist Church (13540 E Garigans Gulch, Vail, AZ 85641).


Bring your water bottle.

Please remember to wear closed-toe shoes! Slip-ons are not permitted. Wear clothes that you do not mind getting dirty. You must be 16 years old to volunteer. No children allowed per safety rules.
Looking forward to seeing you this Monday!

PARKING:

Please carpool, if you can. Please park at or near Victory Baptist Church (13540 E Garigans Gulch, Vail, AZ 85641).

Using GPS for 13530 E. Gargians Gulch MAY direct you to the street side mailboxes NOT the location of the home.

From E. Gargians Gulch

-Turn South on Calle Rinconado, near mailboxes and Victory Baptist Church

-Turn Left (east) on Rincon Ranch Rd.

-Turn Right (south) on Big Thunder Dr.

-Turn Left (west) onto Fire Dancer Rd.

-Before going down a steep hill, turn Right (north) onto Fire Dancer Rd., go all the way across.

-Turn slightly left to arrive at the home on top of the hill.

The property is surrounded by many tall pine trees visible from afar

Please call Andrea Navarro if you need assistance with directions or parking. 

Cell: (479) 747-2339

Please do not block neighbors’ driveways.

EVENT MAP:

We are so excited that you will be part of this day to help restore safety and dignity to a community member’s home!


Volunteers will be traveling to Vail, AZ to help a 77-year-old widow maintain her property that she and her husband, who passed away a few years ago, worked for 23 years to turn into a desert oasis.

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and community volunteers will partner with Vail resident and senior, Elizabeth S., to complete landscaping and restoration projects on her property. Elizabeth lives alone with her two small dogs. Despite her husband passing away a few years ago, Elizabeth still wears her wedding her ring. After purchasing their home, Elizabeth and her husband expanded their backyard to grow their garden and take care of animals. Now living alone and having broken her hip twice, Elizabeth cannot physically or financially afford to keep up her home and surrounding property.

Habitat Tucson volunteers will perform landscape clean-up on Elizabeth’s property, trim trees and paint the exterior of her home. This will help restore the dignity of the home’s appearance and ensure that Elizabeth and her two dogs are safe and comfortable in their home for years to come. Volunteers also look forward to honoring Elizabeth’s husband’s memory by maintaining the garden they cultivated together with great love and care.

About Habitat for Humanity Tucson’s ‘A Brush With Kindness’ Program

Habitat for Humanity’s A Brush with Kindness partners with residents to improve the appearance of the neighborhood, strengthen connections within the community and help preserve affordable housing stock so they can continue to live in safe, decent homes for years to come. The program also helps low-income homeowners who struggle to maintain the exterior of their homes, allowing residents to reclaim their homes with pride and dignity.

About Habitat for Humanity Tucson

Habitat for Humanity Tucson is committed to serving our local aging population and our nation’s heroes and veteran neighbors by partnering on home repairs and homeownership opportunities. Habitat for Humanity Tucson offers an innovative solution to the crisis of substandard housing by offering a hand up in partnership with hardworking, local families. Habitat Tucson creates opportunities for homeownership and home repair in partnership with low-income families, thereby making decent shelter a matter of community conscience and action.

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