Fort Hood Area Habitat for Humanity
2601 Atkinson Ave.
Killeen, TX 76543
USA

Gene Bauer - Executive Director
2009 Women Build
KILLEEN, Texas (January 10th, 2009) -- The Fort Hood Area Habitat for Humanity kicked off its 2009 Women Build project with a ground-breaking event on Saturday, January 10th, 2009 at 8:00 am at 1204 Missouri Ave  in Killeen.  This new home, for the Castille Family, is also part of the Habitat for Humanity�s Women Build program, which is underwritten by Lowe�s.

All homes built as part of the  Women Build homes, makes homeownership a reality by recruiting, nurturing and training women volunteers to construct and maintain simple, decent and affordable homes, allowing women from all walks of life to help families build better futures for children. More than 800 Habitat homes have been built by women crews since 1991.

�Fort Hood Area Habitat for Humanity constructed its first Women Build home in 2002 and everyone who participated found the experience rewarding and fun,� said Gene Bauer, executive director of Fort Hood Habitat. �We�re looking forward to working with a great group of motivated and enthusiastic women to help do our part here in Killeen to provide safe, affordable housing for a family in need.�

In addition to being a great way to help a family�s dream of homeownership come true Habitat Women Build work sites also offer volunteers an opportunity to gain basic construction skills in a comfortable learning environment.  Volunteers can get a jump-start on their building skills by attending How-To clinics offered at Lowe�s stores and are provided tools, safety equipment, training and lunch on the build site. 

This home is being built in partnership with the Castille Family and has been made possible by Lowe�s Home Improvement, The United Way of the Greater Fort Hood Area , The City of Killeen HOME Program , First United Methodist Church, Killeen , Immanuel Lutheran Church , and St. Christopher�s Episcopal Church.

Any and all volunteers, skilled or unskilled, are welcome at any time.  Groups of five or more are asked to call in advance so that Habitat can make the proper arrangements for lunch.  Individuals or groups that would be willing to provide lunch for other volunteers are also invited to call and participate.  Interested groups, especially women�s groups, who would like to participate in building this home, are encouraged to call the Habitat office at 680-4007. 

For more information about the Fort Hood Area Habitat for Humanity please call 680-4007.
Tel: 254-680-4007
Fax: 254-680-4839
Email:
[email protected]
Building in Belton, Copperas Cove, Harker Heights, Killeen, Nolanville and Temple
Founded in 1994
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Every Saturday, until this home is completed, beginning January 10th, 2009.

Construction begins at 8:00 AM and generally runs until 3:00 PM.

Habitat for Humanity is very volunteer friendly, if 8:00 am is too early for your family's schedule, come when you can, leave when you need to.

We provide all tools, supplies and equipment as well as the training in how to use them.

We also provide lunch.

Volunteers must be at least 16.  16 and 17 will need to come with parent to sign permission paperwork.



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