I just attended Habitat for Humanity's fundraiser dinner. It was nice to network to work with people from around the Rogue Valley and it was for a good cause. I was involved in securing the land for the project that was recently completed in Ashland.
Did you know Habitat for Humanity .... Habitat for Humanity builds houses with those in need and then sells the houses to homeowner partners. Because of Habitat's no-profit, no-interest loans, and because houses are built principally by volunteers, mortgage payments are affordable for those unable to obtain conventional financing for a home. Habitat homeowners typically earn incomes that are 30-60% of the federal median income based on family size. Partner families are required to invest an average 300-500 hours of "sweat equity" - time spent building their own home or other Habitat
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