Habitat for Humanity Reviews

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donate your time to help local families (4)

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Habitat for Humanity Ratings and Reviews

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Hammer Theology--Putting Love into Action!

expecting good, fair service, Safety conscious, love nature, looking for a good cause, pc-user, budget conscious, seeker of fun and interesting places, willing to pay for quality

NOV

2007

Habitat for Humanity is a hand-up--not a hand-out. Applicants for Habitat homes are actually selected based on several criteria. Once these applicants are approved and become future homeowners, they work out some of the cost of their home with "sweat equity"--they help to build their own home and the homes of other future Habitat homeowners, along with volunteers and covenant sponsor groups. It provides the oneness of a true neighborhood - and love is in action from the foundation up!

Volunteers will have the best of time working muscles they thought they never had and sweating pools of...

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RobinW
Jackson, MS

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Wonderful program to help families own a home

not rich

AUG

2007

If this program is available in your community, it is a wonderful opportunity to help a family in a lower income bracket to own their own home. You will volunteer only your time and you will receive so much gratitude and sense of pride in return.

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cat-lady52
Mattoon, IL

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what a wonder way to help families help themselves

not rich, an animal lover, Every day computer user, budget conscious, a pet owner, Open-minded

Rated on February 15, 2008

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aanegeo23
Fond Du Lac, WI

one of the greatest ideas going.

dog lover, Safety conscious, not easily impressed, appreciative of good service, Every day computer user, an animal lover, not rich, a pet owner

NOV

2007

Habitat for Humanity and other like services are one of the greatest ideas and projects that have come along in this century. It gives people who would otherwise never be able to afford a home of their own a chance to be a part of society and a meaningful member of that society. Gives them pride of ownership and raises their knowledge of themselves as a person. The homes are built with their total input which also raises their estimation of true worth in themselves ~ that they have contributed to their own selves and what they can accomplish. In some areas, they have not only to build... review »

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dumpling
Palisade, CO

Habitat is greatly supported by Thrivent and our church.

looking for a good cause

DEC

2007

We work with Habitat through our church, both by money donation and by actual on-site work. It is so much fun to work side-by-side with the new owners, who clearly are very grateful for everything and everyone. Habitat does a good job screening potential beneficiaries, and many churches work together to provide necessary labor. College students often help, too. What a great feeling we get during and after our participation. This is an excellent program and deserves everyone's support!!!