matt haugen: 4:22 PM on October 2, 2012
For both the Routhes and the Riekes volunteering is a family tradition that is passed down from generation to generation. Hal Routhe, age 85, began volunteering his woodworking talents to Habitat for Humanity in the 1980s. His son Mike got involved...
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matt haugen: 4:20 PM on October 2, 2012
Joyce Johnson was living the American Dream. Married with three children and another child on the way, Joyce had a great job and was the proud...
matt haugen: 4:18 PM on October 2, 2012
There are three stages of retirement. There’s the Go-Go, the Slow-Go, and the No-Go. You don’t know how you’re going to transition,” explained John...
matt haugen: 4:13 PM on October 2, 2012
Last summer, Pam installed insulation at the WomenBuild house with a group of women supporters. During Builder’s Circle week, she became the most...
There’s just so much to tell, I’m just not sure where to begin…so I’ll just start with “We’re finally here!” After a very long journey, we are in Xai...
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity: 10:55 AM on October 1, 2012
Al Onkka and Leigh Dotson got engaged in December and are getting married in July. The Minneapolis couple met in the fall of 2006 while serving as...
Remember the old adage, “what a difference a day makes”? Well, imagine an entire week! Our volunteers have made great progress on the second floor....
What makes a haunted house spooky: the ghosts, the gore or the hidden dangers? What really is scary is the fact that many families are living in very...
matt haugen: 9:02 AM on October 1, 2012
World Habitat Day is Monday, October 1st
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity: 12:45 AM on September 29, 2012
Jane Bolton has a new start in life. The tools of change? A hammer, some sturdy work boots, and her trademark cow-girl construction hat.
