Habitat Happenings: Spring 2020 Newsletter

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Our mission continues! Habitat for Humanity in Monmouth is committed to building homes for our partner families.
We are actively working on a project in Long Branch with our limited construction crew and our generous vendors and contractors. Our projected completion date of the house is June. This work allows us to continue to deliver our mission to help our newest partner family journey towards a safe place to call “home.”
This edition is dedicated to our volunteers! We know there is no substitution for our volunteers and partners. It is your dedication, your passion and your helping hands that are at the heart of Habitat. We miss YOU!
Please enjoy our latest edition of Habitat Happenings. Despite these challenging times, we are still excited to share a few things in the works to help keep us all connected.
We look forward to seeing you in person soon. We are grateful for your continued involvement and support as we work together to change lives through building strength, stability, independence and shelter.
All the best,
Gregory Robinson
Board President
Click here to reach the latest issue of Habitat Happenings.

Celebrating Our Volunteers

Volunteers are at the heart of Habitat for Humanity in Monmouth County.
From our worksites to our office to our ReStore, volunteers are the backbone of our mission. To celebrate Volunteer Appreciation Week, we wanted to share a quick “Year in Review” video staring our amazing volunteers.
THANK YOU! We look forward to welcoming you all back to the worksite and ReStore very soon!
View our Volunteer Appreciation Video here: Volunteer Appreication Video 2020

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