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2014 Home Dedications: 5202 & 5204-41 St, July 24, 5 pm
Our 25th and 26th Homes for Hardworking Families in Need
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Grounding Breaking 2014: Habitat’s 25th and 26th Homes for Hardworking Camrose Families
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CCHS Volunteers
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Be a Hope Builder - Volunteer Today!
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2013 Building Project
2 Homes for Hardworking Families in Need
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A Hand Up, Not a Hand-Out
Helping Hardworking Families with Low-Income
Habitat for Humanity Camrose
Building Homes. Building Hope.
- Habitat for Humanity Camrose builds decent, simple and affordable homes in partnership with families and the community.
- Habitat Camrose was founded in 1996 and to date we have built 26 homes with construction beginning on 2 more in March 2015.
- Habitat homes are built with, not for, the hardworking families who purchase them.
- Families contribute 500 hours of "sweat equity" by helping us build their own homes and well as homes for other families.
- Families who qualify for our affordable homeownership program pay for their homes with zero-interest mortgages.
- Mortgage payments go into a “Fund for Humanity” which is used to build future Habitat homes.
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A Taste of Home Dinner Gala - Presented by Stockmen’s Chophouse - March 14
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Hope Builders Reception - January 30
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We enjoyed having Japan/Canada exchange students at the ReStore yesterday. What a great group of people! They brought lots of enthusiasm and smiles to our day, and did a lot of work! Thank you to Takako, Mahya, Nini, Isao, Shohei, Yoshi, Shigeru, Peiren and Wenting for sharing part of your Canadian journey with us and being Hope Builders in the community of Camrose!
Posted by Habitat for Humanity Camrose and ReStore on Wed, Feb 25.
