Nashville Area Habitat for Humanity is an ecumenical Christian ministry that provides people with the life-changing opportunity to purchase and own quality, affordable homes. We are an equal opportunity/drug-free employer. For information on Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity go to www.hud.gov/offices/fheo or contact the local HUD office.
Events held on June 13 and 18 mark important milestones for Nashville Area Habitat for Humanity.
Nine new homes for deserving families were dedicated – five on June 13 and four on June 18 – totaling 20 homes built in Timberwood since the beginning of the year.
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On June 18, friends, family and Nashville Area Habitat supporters gathered to celebrate the completion of the Crossing the Threshold capital campaign – the agency’s first capital campaign since its founding in 1985.
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Nashville Area Habitat is actively seeking applications for our homeownership program.
Thousands of Nashville families and individuals currently live in substandard housing and could qualify for a Habitat home. Please help us get the message out to friends, co-workers, churches and other organizations.
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When McCarthy retires at the end of 2010, she will pass the baton to Danny Herron. After a four-month search, a committee composed of board members and community leaders selected Herron from a pool of 150 applicants.
Percentage of their August 22 concert to be donated to the “Bring it home” for Habitat challenge build. Timberwood volunteers can enter drawing for tickets.
On June 23, Opry Mills, was recognized as the first corporate sponsor to fund new homes for Nashvillians affected by the floods in early May.
On June 18, Nashville Area Habitat friends, donors, board members and volunteers celebrated the success of the Crossing the Threshold capital campaign.
Tennessee Association of REALTORS becomes first donor at $50,000
An anonymous donor has issued a $780,000 matching challenge to the Nashville community to fund the 26 additional Nashville Area Habitat homes necessary to complete the Timberwood all-Habitat neighborhood by the end of 2010, a year ahead of schedule.
During her eight-year leadership the agency has grown exponentially.