TEAM BUILDING!
CHURCH GROUPS-MOPS-YOUTH GROUPS
SPORTS TEAMS-EMPLOYEES-CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS-COLLEGE STUDENTS
SOCIAL GROUPS
(Note, everyone must be at least 16 years of age.)
SPORTS TEAMS-EMPLOYEES-CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS-COLLEGE STUDENTS
SOCIAL GROUPS
(Note, everyone must be at least 16 years of age.)
LDS MISSIONARIES OF WENATCHEE
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LDS MISSIONARIES OF WENATCHEE
Thank you to the Elders and Sisters for their hard work on our landscaping project. "Many hands make light(er) work!" |
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ARMY RECRUITING CENTER
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ARMY RECRUITING CENTER-
These hardworking men joined us in April to help with some heavy landscaping. They were a huge help! We look forward to future partnering with the local Army Recruiting Center. |
WELCOME BACK! STUDENT NURSES OF WENATCHEE
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STUDENT NURSES OF WENATCHEE
Working alongside our partner family, our friends from SNOW helped paint our 50th home! They are looking forward to helping with landscaping in the Spring. |
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CAMP (College Assistance Migrant Program)
CAMP HELPS HABITAT
Students and faculty from Wenatchee Valley College's CAMP program came out to serve in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. CAMP chose to volunteer at Habitat For Humanity to help provide housing those who have none. After a heavy snow/ice fall, having a big team to clear the sub floor was extremely helpful. They also helped with framing on house #50 (Frances Ct.). They had a great time and we hope to have them back this spring.
CAMP (College Assistance Migrant Program), located on the WVC campus, serves first and second year college students whose parents have worked as seasonal farm workers. Each year they help over 60 students toward their goal is to obtain an AA and work towards a bachelor's degree at a four year university. They help students with college transfer, tutoring, book lending, financial aid and all many other services to assist in their success. For more information visit http://www.wvc.edu/directory/departments/camp/CAMP.asp
Students and faculty from Wenatchee Valley College's CAMP program came out to serve in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. CAMP chose to volunteer at Habitat For Humanity to help provide housing those who have none. After a heavy snow/ice fall, having a big team to clear the sub floor was extremely helpful. They also helped with framing on house #50 (Frances Ct.). They had a great time and we hope to have them back this spring.
CAMP (College Assistance Migrant Program), located on the WVC campus, serves first and second year college students whose parents have worked as seasonal farm workers. Each year they help over 60 students toward their goal is to obtain an AA and work towards a bachelor's degree at a four year university. They help students with college transfer, tutoring, book lending, financial aid and all many other services to assist in their success. For more information visit http://www.wvc.edu/directory/departments/camp/CAMP.asp
THE BUSH SCHOOL FROM SEATTLE
THE BUSH SCHOOL
Students and faculty from The Bush School in Seattle arrived in Wenatchee for a week of volunteering on our current project on Frances Court. Sophomore, Junior and Senior students helped us prep two lots in our subdivision for sod installation. Our two newest homes will look wonderful with nice green lawns by the end of the week!
Thank you students and faculty for coming to Wenatchee to lend us a hand!
Students and faculty from The Bush School in Seattle arrived in Wenatchee for a week of volunteering on our current project on Frances Court. Sophomore, Junior and Senior students helped us prep two lots in our subdivision for sod installation. Our two newest homes will look wonderful with nice green lawns by the end of the week!
Thank you students and faculty for coming to Wenatchee to lend us a hand!
STUDENT NURSES OF WENATCHEE
STUDENT NURSES OF WENATCHEE
Members of S.N.O.W. from Wenatchee Valley College spent the day volunteering at our current project in Wenatchee. The foundation had just been poured and the students helped begin installation of the subfloor of our 48th home. Thank you Student Nurses of Wenatchee for your help! |
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MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY
BANK OF AMERICA
Cool and damp weather did not deter a crew of employees from Bank of America who came out to Make A Difference on our new home in Rock Island. A dozen employees came out and helped put up siding in hopes of finishing before the rain started. The group also presented a $2,500 check to Habitat for Humanity.
Thank you Bank of America employees and Charitable Foundation!
Cool and damp weather did not deter a crew of employees from Bank of America who came out to Make A Difference on our new home in Rock Island. A dozen employees came out and helped put up siding in hopes of finishing before the rain started. The group also presented a $2,500 check to Habitat for Humanity.
Thank you Bank of America employees and Charitable Foundation!