2019-2020 Habitat Build
We are again partnering with St. Thomas More, Newman Center, Holy Trinity, and United Church to build multiple townhome one-bedroom, single-level, handicapped-accessible units in Habitat's Crescent Magnolia neighborhood for seniors. Volunteer Opportunities Our scheduled church work (Satur)days for 2019 began Saturday, 14 September, and is finished for the year except for special projects. Current volunteer work opportunities are in hiatus due to the Covid19 epidemic. We hope to start up again in the fall for Saturdays (except Thanksgiving and Christmas weekends) through the end of the year. We will then need BOTH experienced and inexperienced construction folk (hammering, painting, landscaping, etc.) as well as lunch providers for the days that the Community Church provides lunch for the partnership. Youth 16 & 17yo can volunteer with some work task restrictions (and, of course, a parent/guardian signed Habitat waiver form). Those 18yo and older can do it all. If you are looking for more info on Habitat volunteer opportunities or to be added to church Habitat email list, please contact Dave Morgan (morgandb@gmail.com). |
2018 Habitat Build
We are partnering with St. Thomas More, Newman Center, Holy Trinity, and United Church to build townhome units in Habitat's Crescent Magnolia neighborhood for Seniors. 2017 Habitat Build We again partnered with St. Thomas More, Newman Center, Holy Trinity, University Baptist, and United Church to build a home in Habitat's Tinnen Woods neighborhood. 2016 Habitat Build We partnered with St. Thomas More, Newman Center, Holy Trinity, University Baptist, and United Church to build a home on Whitaker Street in Chapel Hill's Northside neighborhood. 2015 Habitat Build We partnered with St. Thomas More, Newman Center, Holy Trinity, University Baptist, and United Church to build a home in Habitat's brand new new green neighborhood, Tinnen Woods. The home is for Ashley and Tyler Headrick and their two young daughters. Thanks to all who came out to help build. A big shout-out to Noah Hrynewich who volunteered four Saturdays for a total of 15 hours. And a special thanks to the RE crews who provided lunches. |

2014 Fall Build
We partnered with St. Thomas More, Newman Center, Holy Trinity, University Baptist, and United Church to build a home in Habitat's brand new new green neighborhood, Tinnen Woods. The home is for Rita McBroom and her daughter Alexia (photo right). On June 20, we (partners, supporters, friends, and family) had a dedication ceremony at the McBroom home.
We partnered with St. Thomas More, Newman Center, Holy Trinity, University Baptist, and United Church to build a home in Habitat's brand new new green neighborhood, Tinnen Woods. The home is for Rita McBroom and her daughter Alexia (photo right). On June 20, we (partners, supporters, friends, and family) had a dedication ceremony at the McBroom home.

We partnered with St. Thomas More, Newman Center, Holy Trinity, University Baptis t, and United Church in Habitat's green neighborhood, Phoenix Place.
The home is for the Htoo Baw family. He and his wife, Paw Pleh, have 5 children (ages 8-20).
The Karen family came from Burma 3 years ago. Htoo Baw works at the Franklin Hotel, and Paw Pleh works for ARAMARK at UNC.
2012 Fall Build
We partnered with St. Thomas More, Newman Center, Holy Trinity, University Baptist, and United Church to build a home for Evy Nuñez, who had been sharing a room with her daughter, Naima, in her parents house in Mebane. Evy has worked at Piedmont Health Services and as a part-time as a translator. Evy is very familiar with the Habitat program as her parents live in a Habitat home and she has volunteered on the construction site and at past Habitat events.We partnered with St. Thomas More, Newman Center, Holy Trinity, University Baptist, and United Church in Habitat's green neighborhood, Phoenix Place.
We partnered with St. Thomas More, Newman Center, Holy Trinity, University Baptist, and United Church to build a home for Evy Nuñez, who had been sharing a room with her daughter, Naima, in her parents house in Mebane. Evy has worked at Piedmont Health Services and as a part-time as a translator. Evy is very familiar with the Habitat program as her parents live in a Habitat home and she has volunteered on the construction site and at past Habitat events.We partnered with St. Thomas More, Newman Center, Holy Trinity, University Baptist, and United Church in Habitat's green neighborhood, Phoenix Place.