Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity started in 1985 when a handful of compassionate people working in a church basement raised money to buy and rehab a home in South Minneapolis. The woman who bought the home raised two daughters there, has long ago paid off her mortgage, and still keeps the home looking good today. This infographic demonstrates the impact Twin Cities Habitat has had in our community since that first home three decades ago. Click the image to zoom in. Please share on Facebook - show them why you support this mission. Also, check out this infographic on how the various programs of Twin Cities Habitat help create and preserve homeownership opportunities.
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![[Infographic] How Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity Works](https://www.tchabitat.org/hs-fs/hub/92650/file-2232995516-png/blog/December_2014/Infographic.png)
Becky Engen : 9:00 AM on August 12, 2014
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Becky Engen : 9:39 AM on June 10, 2014
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matt haugen : 10:56 AM on April 4, 2014
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![[Infographic] 30 years of Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity](https://www.tchabitat.org/hs-fs/hub/92650/file-2568406638-png/blog/March_2015/Infographicforweb.png)