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What is Habitat Tucson’s Home Repair Program? Rich Hoffman has led Habitat Tucson’s Home Repair program for over 4 years. Rich always knew he was good with tools and project management skills- he grew up doing home improvement projects with his dad, who is a Habitat volunteer. When asked what he loves most about working
Cheryl grew up in the foster care system and now works as a case manager for homeless youth. She says, “When I was a teenager, I went through a lot of difficulties. I can relate to them on a different level than anybody else that works with me. When I get back to work after
“I was made to be your mom. I was made to do this. And each of you is meant to be here.” Cassandra often tells her kids this, and she means it. It’s clear that her two daughters, Bryseida and Maya, and one son, CJ, love and trust her from the way they speak respectfully
Frank loves to share his financial skills with Habitat homeowners. Teaching is his passion: he has always held mentoring roles throughout his career in engineering and research. When an opportunity arose to become a family partner, he thought, “Now, THIS is me, one hundred percent! This is something I can do.” A family partner volunteer
And just like that, Fall is upon us. What an incredible year 2023 is shaping up to be. We welcomed 17 new families into the homeownership program at the end of June. It’s been a privilege to learn of their journeys, share in their ambitions, and see hope spring to life! They have fully embraced
Paul Rodriguez is a 96-year-old Veteran of the Second World War and the Korean War who was wounded in both wars. He served as a paratrooper and in the Army Corps of Engineers. Habitat Tucson is proud to have supported him and his family with a large Home Repair project dedicated to safety and accessibility.
Habitat for Humanity Tucson Receives $4 Million Investment by Northern Trust Tucson, AZ, October 18, 2023 _______________________________ Habitat for Humanity Tucson, one of the largest providers of affordable homes in Southern Arizona, recently received a $4 million investment from Northern Trust. Proceeds from this transaction will support Habitat Tucson’s mission to serve more families in
Mirella is a single mom with two sons and a daughter. Family is everything to Mirella.She says, “I’ve been wanting to buy a house for a while now. But I couldn’t afford the conventional mortgage or home loan. So that’s why I decided to apply to Habitat Tucson’s homebuyer program.”Mirella and her children live far
Fiscal year 2021-2022 by the numbers $2.4 million in donations from individual donors, community groups, foundations, and corporations $2.6 million the value of in-kind gifts that include construction materials and items donated to the HabiStore $1.4 million the estimated national value of our volunteer workforce [vc_single_image image=”19642″ img_size=”full”]Add to your impact!
