Parents back home will travel miles and spend hours attending the next sporting event that their children are participating in. Hovering parents sometimes get in the way of allowing the apron strings to be untied once their children go off to...
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I was told if I typed up a blog entry I could go to the office to upload it and be able to check the internet afterwards. My motives may not be pure....
The anticipation of our first build reached enormous highs, apparent by the early rising of the team hours long before the mandatory “wake-up time.”...
matt haugen: 5:55 AM on October 3, 2012
Lynne has been volunteering with Twin Cities Habitat through her job at UnitedHealth since 2008. Hear what inspires her to give her time.
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity: 7:11 PM on October 2, 2012
Callie Keeney, a recent graduate from the University of Minnesota, is on a mission to join the Peace Corps this fall. She’s hoping to secure a health...
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity: 7:03 PM on October 2, 2012
Bill Turner is no stranger to the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project. When President and Mrs. Carter came to the Twin Cities in October 2010,...
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity: 6:53 PM on October 2, 2012
Perched 3,891 feet above sea level, atop the Alleghany county of North Carolina, the beautiful summit of Betsy Peak sits strong and sturdy, watching...
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity: 6:07 PM on October 2, 2012
Bekah Marty, two–time AmeriCorps member, is connecting her past international experience and future professional goals in her role as construction...
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...
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...
