matt haugen: 9:49 AM on September 1, 2017
For a nonprofit innovation can be tricky. Unbridled goodwill can result in ineffective mission creep if you’re not careful. But nonprofits that don’t innovate, just like businesses that don’t, run the risk of becoming obsolete.
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Blake MacKenzie: 10:06 AM on August 31, 2017
Allie Berg joined Twin Cities Habitat to find a way to put her faith into action, which just happens to be one of our core values. She started as a...
Tom Collins: 3:32 PM on August 28, 2017
It’s the look in their eyes that gives them away and on which I hone every Wednesday at whatever Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity site I’m working. I...
Guest Blogger: 11:18 AM on August 25, 2017
Guest Blog by Diane Blake, Women Build Steering Committee Meet Rhonda Thorson who has been a site supervisor at Twin Cities Habitat for 17 years.
Guest Blogger: 4:00 PM on August 24, 2017
Guest Blog by Pam Johnson, Twin Cities Habitat Staff A recent visit to a Habitat home build in Bloomington illuminates the strong public-private...
Anna Skemp: 1:47 PM on August 23, 2017
Last week was filled with happiness as Habitat staff, volunteers, and sponsors celebrated three families. As the summer wraps up and the school year...
Guest Blogger: 10:17 AM on August 22, 2017
Guest Blog by Jackie Peak, Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity Staff Summer is a time for BBQ, brews and live blues music! On Saturday, August 5th Mount...
Becky Engen: 12:17 PM on August 19, 2017
Check out what's been happening over on The ReStoration Corner blog this past spring and summer! The ReStoration Corner features ReStore events, fun...
Blake MacKenzie: 11:20 AM on August 18, 2017
With little more than his truck, camper, and a well-stocked toolbelt, Darrell Gilmore (@H4Hnomad on Twitter) has an audacious goal: to volunteer with...
Becky Engen: 8:30 AM on August 17, 2017
With a degree in English and a background in magazine publishing, you might not expect someone like Mike Robertson to be leading our A Brush with...
