Kicking Off the 2015 Women Build Season
Last night, over 30 women gathered to learn more about leading a team during the 2015 Women Build season. Team Leaders are in charge of recruiting...
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matt haugen : 10:30 AM on August 15, 2009
All summer a South Minneapolis neighborhood has been buzzing with women hammering, drilling, sawing and painting. Thanks to all these dedicated women, along with the leadership of a devoted committee and site supervisor Betsy Reller, this year’s Women Build has been a great success. In total 548 individuals volunteered their time to bring the house from foundation to a finished home.
Many seasoned Women Build crew leaders were also particularly instrumental in creating an outstanding building experience. These women have been committed to Women Build for multiple years, and they used their experience and expertise to help organize volunteers on site each day. Betsy Reller says about Women Build, “It’s always so fun. I enjoy the sense of sharing, and everyone makes sure that everybody has a good day. I feel so lucky to work with women every day.”
Although the Women Build site has wrapped for the summer, there are other events throughout the year. The next Women Build event will be a work camp from November 10-14. We will have a few Saturday volunteer opportunties through out the winter, please visit VolunteerHub to sigh up. Additionally, Twin Cities Habitat is looking for handy women who’d like to volunteer on the Women Build regular crew. If interested please email womenbuild@tchabitat.org.
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