PCHfH
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Where the
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ReStore Anniversary
ReStore Workers
Bilbrey Family Home Dedication
Summer Youth Blitz
Bi-Lo and Pepsi Support
Anderson Groundbreaking

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ReStore Anniversary
The Habitat ReStore
held it's 2nd Anniversary Celebration July 14 and
16. Free Pepsi products and hot dogs were given
away as a token of appreciation to the ReStore
customers. A bake sale was held and door prizes
were given away hourly. In addition, already low
ReStore prices were marked down on several items
in inventory. A great time was had by everyone,
including the shoppers. The Habitat ReStore
continues to provide important funding for our
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ReStore Anniversary celebration photos) |
ReStore Workers
Do you know these
ReStore workers? Would you like to? If so, become
a ReStore volunteer, shopper, or supplier. We
guarantee you will encounter hard-working, highly
dedicated people just like these! |
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Bilbrey Family Home
Dedication
Gina Bilbrey
(pictured with her children) recently became
another new homeowner thanks to the hard work and
dedication of many volunteers, including a lot of
local women! Ginas home represents the 37th
PCHFH home dedicated and the first Women Build
project. Women from Putnam County and surrounding
counties spent countless hours helping build this
home for the single mother of three. Family,
friends, and the volunteers joined together for
the special celebration and dedication. |
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Summer Youth Blitz
Teenagers from as
far away as California and Rhode Island have
converged into Putnam County for the HFH Summer
Youth Blitz Build. Thirteen teenagers are
spending 2 weeks of their summer vacation helping
us build a home for Kerrie West and her children.Each year HFH conducts
three Summer Youth Blitz Builds in the U.S. and
for the second time in two years, our affiliate
was selected to serve as a host. First Cumberland
Presbyterian Church has served as home base for
the group, but most of their time has been spent
on Edwards Lane working on the house. In addition
to building, the group, which is led by four
leaders, has had the opportunity to spend
afternoons swimming in Dale Hollow Lake, boating
at Pickett State Park, and sightseeing in
Nashville.
This program
brings kids together from all types of
backgrounds and provides them an opportunity to
learn to work together with others to help a
family in need. States represented by the group
include California, Arkansas, Alabama, New
Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Illinois, and
Pennsylvania. We thank all of the groups and
businesses that are supporting this build by
providing lunches, dinners, and even a pool party
presented by Echo Valley Pool. Construction on
the home will continue this summer.
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Bi-Lo and Pepsi Support
PCHfH
Future Habitat
homeowners Keri West and Sue Randolph, PCHFH
board member Denise Vickers, Pepsi Sales Manager
Shane Allison, Bi-Lo employee Julie Mackie and
Bi-Lo Manager Dennis Lann worked together
recently to raise funds for PCHFH. Hot Dogs and
Pepsi Products were sold in front of the local
Bi-Lo store and all proceeds were given to the
PCHFH. Also helping that day were future
homeowner Veronica Panker, volunteers Vickie
Easley and her family, board members Howard
Bilbrey & Ginny Liebsch and Pepsi Manager
Juliette Gomez. |
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Anderson Groundbreaking
Celebrating the
build at a recent ground breaking was
homeowner-to-be Christina Anderson and her
children, Dale Ensor (St. Michaels Episcopal),
Ginny Liebsch (First Cumberland Presbyterian),
and Mike Carmen (associate Minister, First
Christian Church). Construction begins June 18th
with a framing work group from First Christian
Church. Other "apostles" to date
include First Cumberland Presbyterian, First
United Methodist, First Cumberland Presbyterian,
St. Michaels Episcopal Church, and Heavenly Host
Lutheran. Other churches and organizations are
invited to participate in this build by providing
$3700 for 1/12 of the costs and committing to one
Saturday workday which will provide 1/12 of the
labor needed. |
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