Yes, in my backyard - and many more
This story began with a member of the Maple Grove community deciding to donate land and say "yes, in my backyard" to Twin Cities Habitat and the...
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Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity : 10:29 AM on September 20, 2012
For homebuyer Melanie, and her four children, the first couple weeks in their Habitat home have been all about putting down roots and look towards a promising future. At the dedication ceremony, Melanie thanked Habitat, Carlson (the lead sponsor on the home) and all the volunteers who helped build her home. She's now planning long-term. "My goals now are to finish my nursing degree, save for college for my kids and save for some of the projects we want to do to improve our new home."
For the second straight year, Minnetonka-based Carlson is sponsoring and building a Habitat home in North Minneapolis. In fact, the two homes are right next to each other on Irving Avenue. On Monday, September 17th Carlson executives, including the new President and CEO Trudy Rautio, helped kickoff work on the newest home and dedicate the home that volunteers finished earlier this summer.
“Carlson’s employee volunteers are proud to be a partner of Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity, an organization that does so much good for so many in our community,” says Rautio.
We invite you to be part of one of our upcoming home dedications. An opportunity to socialize and tour the home will follow the dedications. E-mail events@tchabitat.org for more details.
October
Saturday, October 20th - Ryland– 10:00am – 14829 Hampshire Ave S, Savage (dedicating three homes)
Saturday, October 27th-Wells Fargo– 10:00am – 9901 Larch St. NW, Coon Rapids (dedicating two homes)
November
Thursday, November 1st - Thrivent - 95 Mississippi Way, Minneapolis (one home)
Saturday, November 3rd – General Mills - 415 30th Ave, Minneapolis (one home)
Thursday, November 15th – Bazinet Family - 2219 4th Ave North, Minneapolis (one home)
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