Saddle up and put your party boots on for Carpenters’ Ball 2023. Habitat’s largest fundraiser takes place Saturday, March 11 at the Grand Hyatt Vail. Your support will help Habitat build 24 homes in 2023. That’s 24 more families who will be able to live where they work and raise a family in a safe community. […]
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2022 was a year of celebrating and laying the groundwork for busy years ahead. Again and again we realized the importance of partnerships within our local community, with governmental entities and businesses. We welcomed volunteer groups back to the job site, reveled with friends at the most-successful Carpenters’ Ball to date and opened the spacious ReStore
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On Sunday, December 18, we’re excited to welcome eight families home this holiday season. We’d love to have you join us as families move into their homes they helped build.
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In 1995, a group of concerned citizens went about forming Habitat for Humanity of Eagle and Lake Counties. Twenty-seven years later, Habitat Vail Valley has worked with many locals, partnering to build permanently affordable housing. Last year we broke ground on our 100th home. In 2022-24, we will build 40 homes and rehab six; doubling
Recently I was talking with a peer, who loves living here and is contributing to our community. He has a stable, “professional” income. He’s lived and worked here for more than a decade; he has worked his way up in his profession. His salary has roughly tripled since he entered our professional workforce. He has
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Moving into a house is cause for celebration—families have a place to come home to, to share in life’s special moments. What many of us may not consider is the cost of starting from scratch. Heaven On Earth Now has helped make the move-in process even more rewarding (and less costly). Some families have never
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Habitat for Humanity of Colorado (HFHC), the state support organization for the 25 affiliates serving 45 communities statewide, is proud to announce that Representative Julie McCluskie and Representative Naquetta Ricks are the recipients of the organization’s Legislators of the Year Award. HFHC identified these two Colorado policymakers for their unwavering support and ongoing work to
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Note – this column first appeared in the Vail Daily as part of Valley’s Voices, a monthly column by Elyse Howard. Take a moment to look around — it’s the season of hope. Autumn brings cooler weather and with it snowy daydreams. Anticipation and excitement come with the start of the school year. And at Habitat
A community grows together thanks to a partnership between Habitat for Humanity Vail Valley, Eagle County Schools and numerous business partners On a warm Thursday night earlier in September, 12 families celebrated home at Grace Avenue in Gypsum. About five years ago Eagle County School District donated land to Habitat for Humanity Vail Valley, with
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Habitat for Humanity Vail Valley’s Grace Avenue project is the culmination of collaboration between Eagle County Schools (ECS) and Habitat. The 12-home project will house 29 children. Six of the 12 families are employed by ECS. On Thursday, September 16, the community is invited to celebrate the families who have found home with a home dedication ceremony, home tours and
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