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Habitat Happenings

Announcing Celina Stude – 2021 Women Build Committee Chair!

[vc_custom_heading text=”Celina Stude is our new 2021 Women Build Committee Chair here at Habitat Tucson! Congratulations Celina!” font_container=”tag:h4|text_align:left|color:%2300afd7″ use_theme_fonts=”yes”][vc_separator border_width=”7″]The sound of hundreds of hammers pounding in the early morning light. The raising of walls as the DJ cranks the music up. The beads of sweat wiped away with a shirt sleeve. The dance breaks

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Habitat Happenings

The Power of Family Partners

Family partners mentor Habitat families on their journey towards homeownership. They provide consistent, frequent contact with the home buyer family to prepare families to become strong, stable, and self-reliant homeowners.

They guide families in maintaining current and future financial obligations, support them in achieving sweat equity hours, provide their family with other community resources as needed, and present the keys to the partner family during their home dedication.

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Habitat Happenings

My Internship Experience: Jack Engstrom

When I began my internship search this previous summer, the only thing I knew about Habitat for Humanity was that they build houses. While doing further research through the University of Arizona’s internship page, I found that the job description met every single criteria I was looking for in an internship and with an organization

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Veteran

Veteran Critical Home Repair – Ricardo’s story

Ricardo Gonzales is a veteran that lives in Green Valley, and Habitat Tucson was excited to partner with him to make his home a safe place for him to live for many years to come. Richard lives alone with his dog and is partially blind, so his dog helps him get around. He is a

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Habitat Happenings

Feeling Safe in Our Sanctuary

Alice is living with Parkinson Disease and has developed issues with her balance. With a fear of falling, the replacement of their old deteriorating ramp was urgent. That’s where A Brush With Kindness comes in!

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