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Spring has Sprung!! See what's growing at Habitat!!

One new way our Habitat families complete their sweat equity hours this Spring is through our partnership with Carilion Clinic’s Morningside Urban Farm. Participants learn about gardening and get to enjoy the produce they harvest.

WSLS HOME FOR GOOD

Check out Daria Chicosky and others of our Habitat Team in the WSLS 10 Home for Good Update

https://www.wsls.com/news/local/2021/06/10/habitat-restore-bargains-help-build-community/

https://www.wsls.com/news/local/2021/04/30/wsls-10-habitat-for-humanity-kick-off-7th-home-for-good-project/

https://www.wsls.com/news/local/2021/05/07/volunteers-from-marvin-team-up-to-build-home-for-good/

https://www.wsls.com/news/local/2021/05/20/we-help-our-community-bank-of-botetourt-volunteers-help-build-home-for-good/

Apostles Build - April 2021

These are boards from each of our 22 Apostles Build partner churches and then a 23rd from The Journey FM, our media sponsor.

These boards will be open to view while the rest of the first floor walls are built and while the second floor is built. They will, however, eventually be covered with wall board, plaster and paint, but their blessings will remain a part of this home forever.

In case you missed it, here’s a link to HFHRV’s latest newsletter…

https://user-23310503727.cld.bz/Habitat-for-Humanity-Roanoke

Giving: Women's Foundation announces $360,000 in grants

The Roanoke Women’s Foundation celebrated its 16th year of philanthropic giving Thursday by announcing the recipients of its 2020 grants.

Habitat for Humanity in the Roanoke Valley did it again!

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Habitat for Humanity in Roanoke Valley now open

Joe Tucciarone Habitat for Humanity Restore Director discusses how they adjusted when the doors were closed and Niki Voudren Director of Resource Development for Habitat for Humanity in the Roanoke Valley talks about how they continue to work together to utilize their time while they were closed and how they continue to build homes in the community.