FRAMING THE FUTURE
OF SOUTH COUNTY
ANNUAL REPORT 2013-2014
ABOUT US
“Construction can be accomplished only
when we have volunteers to do the work.”
FROM THE
PRESIDENT
MISSION
The mission of South County Habitat for Humanity is to
contribute to the elimination of substandard housing by
creating decent homes in partnership with people in need.
HABITAT’S REACH ACROSS
WASHINGTON COUNTY
SCHH HISTORY
South County Habitat for Humanity (SCHH) was founded in
1990 as an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International.
Ted Seymour, one of the original incorporators, was
named the first Executive Director. SCHH dedicated its
first home in 1992 and in 1994 completed a Blitz Build of
two homes in Charlestown in the space of a week. Later in
1994 the SCHH-URI partnership was formalized when the
URI Campus Chapter was established. The first womenbuilt house in 1997 recruited many women volunteers,
some of whom still serve on the Women’s Crew.
In 2003, Ted Seymour retired and Lou Raymond, who
first volunteered with SCHH on the 1994 Blitz Build, was
selected as Executive Director. In 2007, the completion
of the Operations Center and the establishment of a
Habitat ReStore put SCHH on a firm financial footing.
SCHH has continued to expand. Now, after 24 years
in operation, SCHH has completed 45 homes and
given a hand up to 54 South County families.
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Current Homes
4
Homes Under Construction
3
Planned Homes
South County Habitat for Humanity is a bunch of
do-gooders who build houses and sell them with minimal down
payments on interest-free loans to people who would not
otherwise qualify for a home mortgage! The Merriam-Webster
Dictionary describes a do-gooder as “an earnest often naïve
humanitarian or reformer.” We are earnest humanitarians,
but we are not naïve! We contribute to the elimination of
substandard housing by creating decent homes in partnership
with people in need. We follow a business plan that would
be totally unacceptable to a for-profit business, but fits our
mission nicely. We are proud to be do-gooders, guided by
God’s hand, and we follow our mission enthusiastically!
number of volunteer hours has increased by 13.45%. In
the ReStore alone, the number of volunteers has gone
up 7.9% and the number of hours has gone up 6.5%.
SCHH has had an extremely successful 2013-2014 Fiscal
Year. Home construction, lot purchases, volunteer hours,
URI student participation, and ReStore sales have all had
remarkable increases over the previous fiscal year.
The ReStore made great strides, as it does every year. While
expenses did not increase, revenues from ReStore sales
increased 20.5% and revenues from scrap metal sales increased
50.64%. 1,156 tons of materials have been diverted from
landfills since the ReStore opened. Donors win, buyers win,
homeowners win, and the environment wins with ReStore!
Our capacity to build homes has increased to 3-4 homes per
year, up from 1-2. Although a cold and snowy winter caused
major delays, four homes are currently under construction
and will be completed in the 2014-2015 Fiscal Year. One
home was purchased back from a homeowner and three
lots were purchased, one in Exeter and two in Charlestown.
Our tithe to Habitat for Humanity International resulted in
homes being built for seven families in other countries.
Construction can be accomplished only when we have
volunteers to do the work. The total number of volunteers
in all capacities has increased by 46.25% and the total
Our partnership with the University of Rhode Island community
continued to be strong, as shown by donations, student volunteer
hours on the home builds, and the bond between us. The
Pound the Pavement fundraiser grew out of 2013’s walk-athon. Nearly 300 participants ran, walked, or moseyed in the
sanctioned 5K event on the URI campus. Greek Life, the URI
Habitat Chapter, URI athletic teams, and the URI community
raised a total of $103,350, including a $50,000 alumni match.
Thank you for being a do-gooder and joining SCHH in
Building Houses, Building Hope!
Sincerely,
Board President
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KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS
4
HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION
468
VOLUNTEERS
FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
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LOTS PURCHASED
6.6
22,423
VOLUNTEER HOURS
$103,350
HOMES BUILT INTERNATIONALLY
RECEIVED FROM URI 5K FUNDRAISER
133%
100%
INCREASE IN BUILD CAPACITY
OF DONATIONS GO DIRECTLY TO MISSION PROJECTS
“Thank you, thank you, thank you! I love my home and if I was
given a chance to go on vacation anywhere, I would choose
my home. It’s everything to me and my family.” - SCHH Homeowner
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Our Board president, Carol Kadamus, pointed out in her letter
how well South County Habitat is doing these days. We got
here with good Board leadership, a dedicated staff, some
of the world’s best volunteers and plenty of blessings. It is
good to take a moment to enjoy our accomplishments of the
last year and to say “thanks” to a very gracious God.
As an organization, we are financially strong and well positioned
to continue our growth, but as always there are many challenges
to be mastered. It is becoming more and more difficult to keep
our homes affordable. Even though we had a very good year
recruiting new volunteers we still do not have enough for the
ambitious building schedule we would like to maintain. Many
of the traditional funding sources no longer exist or are not
as robust as in the past. Many of our early homeowners are
starting to face the expenses associated with aging homes and
may need some assistance. And, local poverty is becoming
deeper and more pervasive than any time in recent memory.
As we frame the future, I have great confidence in the
people that are South County Habitat. I have great optimism
because I am surrounded by people who put their faith
into action day by day and week by week. I am constantly
amazed by what can be accomplished by the shear
persistence demonstrated by this group that was called to
be the hands of our loving God—and they answered.
Sincerely,
Executive Director
We certainly have the will to meet and overcome the challenges—
that has been our history. Of course we cannot sit on our laurels
more than a moment or two and then we must forge ahead.
The plans, strategies and actions we take today determine the
future health of our organization and the success of our mission
in the tomorrows to come. Our Board of Directors will need to
balance prudence and boldness as they make the decisions
that will set our course. And we, the members of South County
Habitat will be asked to demonstrate and to continue the love
and passion for mission that has made us what we are today.
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WHO WE ARE
STAFF
Lou Raymond
Executive Director
Paul Casey
2013-2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Carol Kadamus
Steve Antoni
Mark Smith Volunteer
of the Year Award
Women’s Crew 100+ Hours
John “Skip” Uhl
Helen Drew
Kevin Donohue
John “Skip” Uhl
Site Supervisor
Courtney Gray
468 volunteers contributed more than 22,423 hours, equivalent to a $496,465.88 donation.
We sincerely thank you. Those volunteers who were award recipients include:
Vice President
Christine Fitzpatrick
Volunteers are the nds and heart of our organization’s success. In the 2013-2014 fiscal year,
President
Site Supervisor
Community Support Leader
OUR VOLUNTEERS
Treasurer
Gail Faris
Long-Term Service Award
Christine Fitzpatrick
Robert Anderson
Pat Fontes
Susan Fuller
Bob Petrucelli
Secretary
Julianna Disilvestro
Exceptional Volunteer Service Award
Betty Gomes
Maria Nero
Sophia Hallene
Wendy Halstead
Rev. Lynn Baker-Dooley
David Coté
ReStore 100+ Hours
Ann Heidt
Helen Drew
Bonnie Adams
Roni Johannsen
Ethan Klensch
Evelyn Dvorak
Ronald Dean
Sharon MacLean
ReStore Truck Driver
Vicki Escalera
Helen Drew
Mary O’Connor
Gail Faris
Jean Dwyer
Laura Reed
Valerie Henry
Jeanne Elby
Christina Reilly
Debbie Proffitt
Wendy Halstead
Janice Tetreault
Stephen Rogers
Sally Judd
Betty Tracy
Pamela Rohland
Ron Laliberte
Barbara Watts
Jerome Sidio
Evelyn Luther
Lisa Van Hemelrijck
George O’Brien
Men’s Crew 100+ Hours
Travis Parker
Whitney Bancroft
Mark Povar
Benjamin Bardo
Noah Sullivan
Paul Casey
Amy Tully
Walter Cole
Laura Tweedy
Kevin Donohue
Business Manager
Sheila Martin
Development &
Marketing Manager
Laura Reed
ReStore Assistant Manager
Jay Shartenberg
Director of Operations
Bill Stearns
“Volunteers are
the hands
and heart
of our
organization’s
success”
Mike Faggella
ReStore Manager
ReStore 500+ Hours
Philip Holley
Robert Anderson
Chet Kosak
Kurt Horrocks
Bob Lohmann
John Nickerson
John Mitchell
Salman Parvez
John Roberts
John Quadrini
Hap Rocketto
Tom Townsend
Office Volunteers 100+ Hours
Rick Vanasse
Geri Chiulli
Bruce Wilcox
Cliff Griffith
Val Henry
AmeriCorps
Carol Kadamus
Katie Bessette
John Uhl
Eve Cohen
Andrew Van Hemelrijck
Alicia Johnson
Brianna Laurila
Jenn Parisi
Melanie Tomlinson
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COMMUNITY COLLABORATION
Our challenge in 2013-2014 was to build 4 homes,
2 in Old North Village and 2 in Edwards Lane
We were able to meet that challenge with a
very successful collaboration of local community
organizations,government agencies and private
EDWARDS LANE, CHARLESTOWN
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sector companies. Working together with our SCHH
volunteers, homeowners and URI partners, we are
helping the hard working families of South County
achieve the dream of home ownership.
OLD NORTH VILLAGE, SOUTH KINGSTOWN
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
FINANCIALS
Audited Results
TREASURER’S REPORT FOR FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 30, 2014
(Cash received between July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014)
Year End
2014
Year End
2013
Dollar
Change
Percent
Change
Assets
Cash /Savings
$342,955
$339,668
$3,287
0.97%
Key Financial Highlights:
CIP and Completed
Homes for Sale
$409,996
$217,497
$192,499
88.51%
1. Surplus of revenues over expenses (Change in Net
Assets) was $190,625, increasing the equity by 7%
over 2013.
Other Assets
$102,076
$115,686
$(13,610)
-11.76%
Fixed Assets
(Land, Buildings, Equip.)
$2,424,856
$2,416,286
$8,570
0.35%
Total Assets
$3,279,883
$3,089,137
$190,746
6.17%
2. Cash and Savings was $342,955 which is $3,287
more than 2013.
Liabilities and Equity
3. Construction In Progress (CIP) and Completed
Homes for sale was $409,996, which is $192,499
higher than 2013.
4. Mortgages and other debt ended the year at
$178,929 and was $12,662 less than 2013.
5. Total revenue of $916,126 was $350,796
less than 2013.
a. Home sales of $76,250 was $259,652
less than 2013.
b. Fundraising and Donations of $254,149
was $125,520 less than 2013.
c. ReStore sales were $441,113; which is
$54,936 and 14.23% greater than 2013.
6. ReStore’s operating profit was $226,031 and totally
funds Support Services expenses of $145,492 and
contributes the surplus of $80,539 to Programs.
a. Therefore, all Fundraising and Donations
are used 100% to support Programs.
Current Liabilities
$121,704
$98,602
$23,102
23.43%
Mortgages
and Other Debt
$178,929
$191,591
$(12,662)
-6.61%
Restricted Assets
$185,748
$281,715
$(95,967)
-34.07%
Unrestricted Assets
$2,793,502
$2,517,229
$276.273
10.98%
Total Liabilites
and Equity
$3,279,883
$3,089,137
$190,746
6.17%
Fundraising
$245,149
$379,669
$(125,520)
-33.06%
Grants
$138,825
$164,421
$(25,596)
-15.57%
$76,250
$335,902
$(259,652)
-77.30%
Donations and Gifts
$163,712
$167,938
$(4,226)
-2.52%
ReStore Sales
$441,113
$386,177
$54,936
14.23%
$5,789
$753
$5,036
668.79%
Revenue
Home Sales
Other
Total Revenue
$916,126
$1,266,922
$(350,796)
-27.69%
Program Expenses
$580,009
$804,319
$(224,310)
-27.89%
Support Services
Expenses
$145,492
$170,563
$(25,071)
-14.70%
20.05%
17.50%
Total Expenses
$725,501
$974,882
$(249,381)
-25.58%
Change In Assets
$190,625
$292,040
$(101,415)
-34.73%
Expenses
Support Percent of Total
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When you support South County Habitat for Humanity, it’s more than in investment in homes, you are
Building Houses, Building Hope.
$10,000 +
Anonymous
$5,000 - $9,999
Alex and Ani, Charity by Design
Kenneth and Judith Dionne
Kent Washington Assoc. Of Realtors
The Sideways Foundation CH TST
$1,000 - $4,999
Anonymous
Caldwell & Johnson, Inc
Central Baptist Church
Central Baptist Church Missions
Christ the King Church
Coventry Lumber
David Dooley and Rev. Lynn Baker-Dooley
Norman and Deedra Durocher
Wilfred and Evelyn Dvorak
Electric Boat
First Baptist Church in Wickford
GFWC Women’s Club Of South County
Richard and Jane Hendricks
Valerie Henry
Richard and Martha Hosp
James and Carol Kadamus
Kingston Congregational Church
David and Genevieve Meegan
Narragansett Lions Club
National Grid Employee Resource Group
Peace Dale Congregational Church
R. B. Howes & Co., Inc.
Robert Ravenscroft, Jr.
and Anne DelSanto-Ravenscroft
Philipp Ricciotti
Rotary Club of Wakefield
Jessie Schoepfer
John and Evelyn Smith
South Kingstown Elks Lodge #1899
St. Paul Housing Corp.
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
St. Peter’s By-the-Sea Church
Stephen Sullivan, Inc.
Chris and Lisa Van Hemelrijck
Walmart Foundation
Weather Perfect Consulting, Inc.
Edward and Linda Wood
$500 - $999
Anonymous
Whitney and Nancy Bancroft
Joseph and Carol Beatrice
James Daigle and Bonnie Baker
Dyann DelVecchio
Ferguson Perforating & Wire Co.
Godi Fischer
Jan Grinnell
Bert Hess
Kenneth and Prudence Holton
David Lee
Robert and Dorothy Lohmann
Eileen Martin
Mary Mason
Masonic Health System of Mass.
Merton and Catherine Matthews
John and Susan Morrison
Clara Motter and Patricia Aswad
Ruth Nelson
Carmine and Marguerite Parrillo
Kenneth Frazier Payne and Helen Drew
Deborah Proffitt
John and Mary Quadrini
Edmund Sayer
Erik and Catherine Soderstrom
South Kingstown High School Faculty & Staff
Heather Summers
Wakefield Baptist Church
$100 - $499
Frances Aitken
Stephen and Mary Alfred
Elizabeth Alofsin
Cecilia Altonaga
Amazing Charts
Katrine Woolsey Ames
Alexander and Suzan Amoruso
Paul Angotta
Anonymous
Donna Antaya
Barbara Ashley
Kathy Barbone
Richard and Anne Barclay
Benjamin and Elizabeth Bardo
Barbara Barton
Maria Basile
Brit Bell
John and Margaret Bell
Laurie Belmonte
Henry Berenato
John Berenato
BIC Sport North America, Inc.
Ellen Bloomer
Katelyn Boone
Alvin Buffington
and Patricia Shawcross Buffington
Steve Borsher
Bridge Technical Talent, LLC
Brian Brown
Cdr. James Brown
Randal and Daphne Brown
Jim and Maureen Burdick
Thomas and Joan Burke
Scott Burton
Irving Cahalan and Patricia Cahalan
William Keith and Elaine Caldarone
Arthur and Marcia Campbell
James Carlino
Barbara Carlson
Daniel and Faith Carlson
Tom Caruso
Carol Cassel
Maryanne Castiglia
William and Deborah Catone
Chris Caudle
Jeffry Ceasrine
Ann Chambers
Aaron Chandler
Gary Chapman and Kristine Bishop Chapman
Gerianne Chapman
Church of the Holy Spirit
Emily Clappin
Maria Coan
Dorothy Ann Coffin
Eric Colwell
Richard and Mallory Constantine
Contracting Specialists, Inc
Bruce Corliss
Alicia Cramer
Patricia Cranston
Sandra Cutting
Lyman Davenport
Barbara Davis
Patricia Davis
Davitt Design Build, Inc.
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Casey Delaney
Michael DellaGrotta
Beth Dellerman
Mark and Liduvina Dermanouelian
Lori Devaney
Avinash Dhuri
Andrew and Ann Dickson
Daniel Digilio
Mary Kate Dillon
Michael Dooley
Dryvit Systems
Eleanor Earle
Melvin Eddleston
Harold and Deborah Ellis
Dwight and Mary Ann Ellis
John Eustis
Glenn and Heather Faubert
Scott Fazzaro
Jim Feeney
Daniel and Elizabeth Ferguson
Stephen Foggia
John Fox
Carole Gagne
Laura Galasso
Richard and Breta Gammell
Dr. Richard and Diana Geisler
John Geltzeila
Robert Gendler
Janice Gendusa
Mitchell Goldberg
Craig Goldman
Diane Goldsmith and Linda Doran
Mary Gonzales
Dwayne and Kathleen Goulding
Ellen Gray
Albert Graziosa
Ellen Grebstein
Paul and Donna Gricus
Clifford and Coleen Griffith
Ival and Winifred Haflich
James and Sophia Hallene
Michael Harrington
Seth Harris
Robert and Cynthia Hatfield
Richard Hathaway
Stephen and Judith Hay
James Hazelwood
and Rev. Lisa Stoen Hazelwood
John and Ellen Hefler
Dennis and Sandra Hemphill
Raymond Hicks
Jennifer Hirschfield
K. Grant and Suzan Hutchins
Katherine Jayko
Debra Johnsen
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Rhonda Johnson
Douglas Jones and Cynthia Reiser
William Jones and Patricia Morris
Leslie Jordan
Susan Kaemmerlen
Thomas and Eve Keenan
Richard and Kathleen Kelleher
Wallace and Donna Kelly
Robert Kenyon
Annamarie King
Heidi Kranz
James and Kathleen Kristopik
Rob Kuchinski
Ivonne Lahlouh
Lakewood Baptist Church, Deaconate Fund
Ronald and Lorry Laliberte
Sam Lane
Norman Lang
John and Irma Larsen
Michael and Brenda Laverty
Allan and Cynthia Ledger
Steven Leibowitz
John and Diane Lesuer
Paul Leveillee
Jane Levine
Zelie Linial
Adam Lippman
Joseph and Lia Loberti
Barbara Luebke and Mary Reilly
Bruce and Beatrice MacGregor
Sharon Maclean
Frederick and Ann Macri
William and Susan Macy
Janis Maloney
Arun Mandayam
Sheila Martin
Gianna Mastrostefano
R. Scott and Cynthia Mathews
Robin McArdle
Donna McCarthy
Kathryn McCluskey
Diana McCool
Lynn McDonald
Connor McLeod
Dr. P. Michael and Claudette McLinn
Emmett and Barbara McTeague
Jeffery and Pamela Mead
Jacques Mercier
Mike and Ruth Miller
John Mills, III
Charles Milot
Elizabeth Modero
Nancy Mowbray
Mary Mullowney
Clara Murphy
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Laura Nani
Patricia Nani
Rev. Elizabeth Nestor, MD
Norman and Judith Nichipor
Elsie Nickerson
Ninigret Quilters
Robert and Kathryn Noonan
Franziska Noring
James Norton
Michael O’Brien
P. Joan O’Brien
OceanPoint Financial Partners
Malachi and Bonnie O’Connor
L. Kevin and Marcia O’Connor
James and Pamela Oday
David and Susan Odland
Gerald and Cynthia O’Reilly
Christopher O’Rourke
Larry O’Rourke
Michael O’Rourke
Mark Oteri
Candace Oviatt
Barbara Pagh
Robert and Susan Palmer
Allison Parkes
Danni Pascuma
Stacy Paterno
Keith Patterson
Paula Pelland
Diane Pesaturo
Renee Pescatore
Michelle Petrollese
Carlin Pfeifle
Catherine Pike
Paul and Elizabeth Pimentel
Tim Plunkett
Andrew Psillakis
Marlo Purcell
Richard and Johanna Rakauskas
Louis and Mary Ann Raymond
Raymour & Flanigan
H. Milton and Nancy Read
Daniel and Elizabeth Reardon
Frank Recine
Richard and Helen Reid
Christina Reilly
Douglas Reilly and Susan Bosworth
Maryann Repice
Jamie Restivo
Richard Rhodes, III
RI Saltwater Anglers Association
Sylvia Rice
Peter and Kathleen Richards
Mary Richardson
Michael Rollo
Christopher Roman
William and Sandra Rosen
Lisa Ruby
Karin Sadove
Benjamin and Mary Saia
Joseph Salzillo
Robert Santimays
Marc Santos
Joseph Schneider
A. L. and Donna Schupack
Thomas Schwab
Kathleen Shea
William Sheehan
Rev. Casey Shobe
John and Janice Sieburth
Marilda Simone
David Sleczkowski and Marguerite Pelletier
Donn Slonim
David and Rosemary Smith
Walter and Janet Soban
Sodco, Inc.
Manbir Sodhi
South County Steel, Inc.
Valerie Speredelozzi
Nicholas Spino
Andrew and Norma Staley
Stasiunas Companies
Will Stearns
Stedman & Kazounis Plumbing
& Heating Co., Inc.
Janice Sullivan
Paul Sussmann
Lisa Szaro
James Tackach
James Taylor
Daniel Terrell
David and Jan Terry
Janice Tetreault
Gary and Paula Theroux
Pam Thomas
Barbara Thompson
Jeff Tkacs
Thomas and Margaret Townsend
Gregory and Karen Tracey
Gregory and Joan Tracey
Amy Tully
David and Gail Twombly
John and Kathleen Uhl
Daniel and Elizabeth Urish
Larry Valencia
Lori Van Brunt
Gary and Barbara Vanbergen
Deborah Varga
Edward Veazey
Linda Vescio
Robert and Janet Phlegar
Village at Worden’s Pond Women’s Club
Marsolo Villanueva
Michele Vincent
Carly Vissicchio
Karen Vissichio
Denise Vogel
Patricia Walsh
William Warburton
and Patricia Cunningham-Warburton
Thomas Warner
Barbara Watts
John and Margit Weber
Steve Weiss
John Whitacre and Nancy Kinirons
James Widman
Michael Wiener
Tracey Wilkinson
Jack and Clarice Willis
Norris and Eleanore Wood
Deborah Worthing
Scott Worthing
Tim Wuestneck
Walter Wyland
RESTORE DONATIONS VALUED OVER $500
Travis Abato
Aqua Science
Karen Aukerman
Paul Bordieri
Dennis Bowman
Brown University
Harry Buckheit
J. Cohn
Richard Constantine
Mike Cullen
Robert Dupis
Craig Eastman
George Fountaine
Kim Hooper
Randee Hurst
Al Iannucci
J&K Electric
C. Jaworski
Stacey Mach
Robert Mann
Donna Pacheco
Passack Builders
Quoizel
Brandon Reed
Riverhead Building
Paul Sardelli
Surplus Building Materials
Patricia Szarek
Neil Taitel
1,156 TONS
CUMULATIVE,
MATERIALS
DIVERTED FROM
LANDFILLS
86 HOMES
BUILT
INTERNATIONALLY
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OUR FAMILIES
YOU CAN HELP FRAME THE FUTURE OF SOUTH COUNTY
DONATE: Donating is easy.
• Either online, by mail, by phone or form your campaign.
• In Kind Donations at our ReStore, which accepts new and used home goods, appliances, furniture, and building supplies for resale.
VOLUNTEER: Volunteer your time at one of our construction sites, in the ReStore, on one of our committees or in
our office. All skill levels are welcome.
APPLY: Help us find qualified home applicants.
SPONSOR: Sponsor a Corporate/Church day at a habitat home build with your employees or congregation.
MAKE A MATCHING CORPORATE GIFT: Does your company offer matching employee charitable contributions?
A great way to double your impact!
JOIN OUR 1990 LEGACY SOCIETY: Remember Habitat in your estate plans and help create a lasting legacy supporting South County families.
VISIT OUR WEBSITE WWW.SOUTHCOUNTYHABITAT.ORG OR CALL US 401-213-6716
“If not for Habitat, I wouldn’t be in the
position I am of being a homeowner.
THANK YOU, once again, South
County Habitat. I can barely believe
that we’re going to celebrate 15
years in our home, come October.
Aside from the wondrous gift of
motherhood, attaining my abode,
through the efforts of all involved
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FAMILIES
SERVED
within the Habitat affiliation, owning
my own house is the GREATEST GIFT
I have ever realized. As per a Habitat
calendar I read, so many years ago,
‘We ALREADY had a home, we just
needed a house to put it in.’ Bless you
for making this my reality!
-SCHH Homeowner
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SOUTH COUNTY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
Providing affordable homes to the hardworking families of South County
401-213-6711
www.southcountyhabitat.org
401-213-6716
www.ReStoreRI.org
1555 Shannock Rd.
Charlestown, RI 02813
401-213-6711
www.southcountyhabitat.org