Becky Engen
Volunteer Week - That's a Wrap!
Becky Engen : 9:00 AM on April 12, 2014
We wanted to send out a heartfelt THANK YOU to all the wonderful volunteers and supporters that participated in our Volunteer Appreciation Week...
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity invites a wide array of volunteer groups to help build community at Habitat build sites. Be it a group of co-workers, members of the same faith community, or even a family and friends celebrating a birthday, there are few better ways to spend a day together than making a difference in the life of a well-deserving family.
On Saturday, November 9th, Events and Adventures volunteers helped to put the finishing touches on Twin Cities Habitat’s first ever net-zero energy home. This unique home will have solar panels for generating electricity and hot water. It will be the most efficient home Twin Cities Habitat has ever built, and the family that is buying it is receiving special training on all of the home's green features. By the day’s end, the team of eight Events and Adventures members equally agreed that "when you give to others, everyone wins". Visit Events and Adventures on-line to learn more.
To organize a group of volunteers to help Twin Cities Habitat help build and rehab safe, affordable homes, contact Riley Moynihan, Constituent Engagement Senior Associate, at 612.305.7266 or e-mail riley.moynihan@tchabitat.org. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Becky Engen : 9:00 AM on April 12, 2014
The Results Are In: Our Volunteers Are Amazing!
Becky Engen : 8:46 PM on September 24, 2014
“17,000 volunteers gave 28,000 days in all programs at Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity from July 2013 – June 2014” Sometimes, the numbers just speak...
Create Holiday cheer with Habitat
Kaitlyn Huntington : 11:00 AM on December 17, 2014
Many of us use this time of year to finish up our year-end to-do lists and share our time and treasures with others. Why not do both with Twin Cities...