Through the Eyes of a Volunteer: Terry's Build Site Blog
Trusty volunteer Terry shows us his perspective of the Habitat for Humanity Waterloo Region Build Site
Trusty volunteer Terry shows us his perspective of the Habitat for Humanity Waterloo Region Build Site
For Jane and her family, the work they put into their home and the value they see in Habitat for Humanity Waterloo Region means everything to them.
Every year, Habitat for Humanity releases an impact report which helps the public, potential donors, volunteers and families understand the importance of the foundation, as well as quantifying the results of the hard work and donations of the supporters.
Working on builds like Kehl Street with Habitat for Humanity is an opportunity to strengthen a community, and provide volunteers an education and experience they will never forget.
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Build Crew / Build Site Volunteer Position
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ReStore Associate / Salvage Coordinator
With the goal of using as many repurposed items as possible to transform an uninhabitable space into a warm and welcoming one, Elizabeth turned to the ReStore.
The Meaning of Home contest gives grade 4, 5 & 6 students a concrete way to make a difference in this community and all they need is a pencil and paper.
The first ever Habitat for Humanity Waterloo Region build project in 1988-1989 was a home renovation on 14 Devon Street in Kitchener, Ontario.
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