Putnam County Habitat for Humanity of Indiana

Habitat Breaks Ground on New Home

ROACHDALE -- The last month has been a joyous one for the Dunfee family. They are the latest family to receive a Putnam County Habitat for Humanity home.
A groundbreaking for their new home took place in Roachdale last Saturday with Habitat board members, volunteers and friends.

Cars for Homes

www.carsforhomes.org

Cars for Homes is a Habitat for Humanity International vehicle donation program, supporting affiliates across the US by processing vehicle donations.

Watkins Family Own Home!

David and Tina Watkins received a "release of mortgage" from Putnam County Habitat for Humanity April 18th, 2008.

Proudly looking on are Marj Weaver, current Habitat board president, and Pam Propsom, Watkins Family Partner and member of the selection committee which chose the Watkins family.

Habitat's affordable mortgage gave the family a "hand up" when needed, and by diligently paying their monthly mortgage and escrow, now the Watkins family own their own home outright!

You Can Build Hope for Tomorrow... Today!

Habitat for Humanity is an ecumenical Christian nonprofit organization that relies on the gifts of its supporters to build simplet, decent and affordable houses.

Your Gift Could Help Buy:
$10 = Box of Nails
$35 = Shingles
$50 = Low-Flow Toilet
$75 = Window
$100 = Kitchen Sink
$150 = Front Door
$500 = Siding
$1000 = Wallboard
$2000 = Flooring

Cans for Habitat

Around the country, Habitat volunteers are busy building homes, serving on committees, and recycling cans to build more Habitat homes. The Cans for Habitat program is calling for more participation and is offering volunteers another way to earn money for local affiliates!

Goto www.cansforhabitat.org for more information,

�Love Thy Neighbor�

NAACP, Habitat partner in ‘Love Thy Neighbor’ to build homes

GULFPORT, Miss. (Feb. 6, 2006) – The historic community of Turkey Creek, home to descendants of freed slaves who settled there in the 1860s, today serves as the backdrop for another historic announcement – a collaboration between the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and Habitat for Humanity International.

At the core of the announcement is a plan to build at least 25 new homes – and perhaps as many as 100 – with families affected by hurricanes Katrina and Rita, but there also is the strength of union, of building a bridge between the two organizations.

Another great upgrade in our site!

Our calendar has been upgraded and works just fine now. We will post our meetings, fund raisers, social events and anything else we can think of. So go check it out, page through the year by hitting the forward or back arrow on either top side of the calendar. You can also click on a event to get more info.

ENJOY !!!!!!!!

FAQ's

Our new FAQ section will help all interested parties by answering and pre-qualifying perspective donators and housing candidates with a list of questions and answers. Many people have questions about the way we work with public, hopefully this will help answer immediate questions as well as some questions people might be afraid to ask.

If your questions are not addressed in our FAQ section please don’t hesitate to use our “CONTACT US” module it shouldn’t take more that a couple days to get back with you.

New Photo Gallery

The PCHHIN website is always changing, now we can look forward to seeing photographs of the things we do in the community. That’s right a new Photo Gallery has been added to the website. The gallery is up and running but you may have to wait a little while until we have a chance to go through our picture albums and find some stuff to put up. You know it won’t be as easy as you may think after we select the pictures we have to put names to the faces, dates, locations, now that’s the hard part.

All in all it will prove exciting and educational for everyone involved.
So click HERE and check it out.

Habitat for Humanity International and Government

Habitat for Humanity International Washington Office is part of HFHI’s Executive Office and is the primary liaison to the private and public sectors, non profit and international organizations based in the Washington Metropolitan Area.

Established in 1991, HFHI’s Washington Office serves as HFHI’s voice in the nation’s capital and raises public awareness of the need for “simple and decent” housing across the globe.

Read more from Habitat for Humanity home office click HERE