"Habitat for Humanity - Morrison County's Website is "Under Construction"

Be a tool for change as part of the Carpenters Club

Habitat for Humanity of Morrison County invites you to help reach our goal of building simple, decent, housing and eliminating substandard housing in Morrison County.  The "Carpenter's Club is for members who make a commitment of financial partnership to Habitat in the form of a monthly  contribution.

Please join us in raising the funds to buy materials for the Habitat homes.  We are seeking:

• Apprentice Carpenters to pledge $10-24 per month
• Journeyman Carpenters to pledge $25-49 per month
• Master Carpenters to pledge %50 or more per month

Just think....100 members donating $45 a month could build one home each year!

Will you help us raise funds needed to buy materials for Habitat homes?  Please help us change lives by joining the Carpenter's Club

Call Habitat for Humanity today to volunteer: (320) 616-2084

Other ways you can help:

Donate, volunteer and keep the ministry of Habitat for Humanity always in your prayers. Also participate in the International Day of Prayer and Action for Human Habitat, designed to put shelter on the hearts and minds of all people. Bulletin inserts and other materials are available to help you plan your observance each year in September. Our success depends on local leadership, donations, of building materials, land and financial contributions as well as time and talents, prayer and Divine blessings, and Volunteer!

New Website!! Thanks to a local volunteer Morrison County Habitat for Humanity has a new website. Our hope is to present information about Habitat for Humanity Morrison County to interested volunteers , potential homeowners and others interested in our programs using internet technology. The content contains many links to resources, news articles and an onlne donation page to reach out beyond our mail and phone system. Check us out!

Millard Fuller Habitat for Humanity of Morrison County along with Habitat for Humanity International expressed sorrow for the passing of Millard Fuller, February 3, 2009. Mr Fuller and his wife Linda founded Habitat for Humanity in 1976 on the concept of building no-profit, no-interest housing for the poor. Last November, construction began on the 300,000 home in Naples, FL. The following day, the 300,001 home was started in Zacapa Guatamala. the Habitat for Humanity of Morrison County tithes to the Guatemalan Habitat for Humanity.