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Summer Break

Site List 2011

Alabama
Birmingham HFH, Greater
Building Location:
Fairfield [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces:
[X] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Habitat Birmingham is ranked 6th among 1500 affiliates in the US, serving the community’s need for affordable housing. The local population is
1M with a median income of $56K. Birmingham, referred to as the “Magic City,” is located in the Appalachian foothills and is tied to the iron
industry. Sloss Furnaces, which produced iron for nearly 90 years, helped give rise to the city. Vulcan Park, atop Red Mountain, boasts the
world’s largest cast iron statue. Birmingham played a pivotal role in the civil rights movement. The Civil Rights Institute is a must-see, offering
tours Tuesday – Sunday.

Southwest Alabama, HFH of


Building Location:
Mobile [X] Rural [X] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 75
[X] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $140.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt: 100% Advance Days: 14
Other:
Area Description:
Five years after Hurricane Katrina, Mobile County still feels the affects. There was such an enormous amount of people displaced from the storm,
and many of those families were forced to settle for substandard housing. They continue to struggle toward home ownership in safe
neighborhoods. HFHMC serves area families through new construction, rehab of pre-existing homes, weatherization and through the A Brush
With Kindness program. Mobile, the home of Mardi Gras, has 300 years of history and is 45 minutes away from beautiful white sand beaches.
Some meals provided.

Morgan County, HFH of


Building Location:
Decatur [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 12
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Close to Huntsville and the Space and Rocket Center, on the Tennessee River, 6 hours to the Gulf, 90 minutes to Nashville, 2 and a half hours to
Memphis. We have the world famous BBQ restaurant, Big Bob Gibson’s BBQ. Weather is usually 40-50 degrees in the morning and 65-70 by
afternoon. Breakfast and lunch provided.

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Arkansas
Pulaski County, HFH of
Building Location:
Little Rock [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[X] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $100.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
In fiscal year 2009-2010, Habitat for Humanity of Pulaski County completed four new homes and three rehabilitations. Through A Brush with
Kindess we have painted close to 15 homes this year at no cost to the homeowner.

Volunteer groups can hike Pinnacle Mountain or jog or bike along the 17 miles of the Arkansas River Trail. The group can take a tour of the
William J. Clinton Presidential Library, Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site and Museum, the State Capitol or Heifer
International Headquarters. Volunteers are sure to experience a life changing week in Central Arkansas

Arkansas Valley HFH


Building Location:
Fort Smith [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 20
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: Community House/Univ apts
Area Description:
Fort Smith and the River Valley are known for its scenic beauty and historical significance. Complete with lakes and rivers for fishing and
canoeing, museums and historical sites, scenic drives and many other opportunities for outdoor adventure. Fort Smith, soon to be the home of the
US Marshals Museum, is a manufacturing town with national and international companies. Some meals provided.

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California
Sacramento HFH
Building Location:
Sacramento [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 10
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
SHFH will be working on new construction houses and rehabilitating houses to revitalize old communities. SHFH is located in California, 90
miles from San Francisco and from ski resorts. It is home to the NBA Sacramento Kings, WNBA Monarchs and the River Cats baseball team.

Los Angeles, HFH of Greater


Building Location:
Gardena [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $175.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Los Angeles County has been one of the hardest hit by the foreclosure crisis, so Habitat for Humanity has been working hard to take advantage of
the situation by rehabbing vacant homes and converting them into affordable housing for Habitat families. Fortunately for you, Los Angeles is
also the “it” place when it comes to a great vacation. We have miles and miles of public beaches, great weather, Hollywood, countless museums,
multiple professional sports teams, hiking, abundant culture and excitement! Some Meals Provided

Stanislaus County, HFH


Building Location:
Modesto [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 20
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $150.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt: 50% Advance Days: 15
Other:
Area Description:
Modesto is the county seat of Stanislaus County, CA and the headquarters of our affiliate. We serve a population of approximately 425,000.
According to the League of Cities, Modesto is ranked the 17th largest city in the state of California, with a population of 211,156. Stanislaus
County has some of the richest farmland in the United States, ranked 6th among California counties. We are currently working on approximately
2 projects in Modesto and surrounding areas. Some Meals Provided

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Colorado
Montrose County, HFH of
Building Location:
Montrose [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Scenic views from Montrose include the snow capped San Juan Mountains to the South, in which the towns of Telluride and Ouray are nestled.
Black Canyon National Park lies 15 miles to the East. Habitat for Humanity will be building homes in a subdivision West of Montrose. Some
meals provided.

Routt County HFH


Building Location:
Steamboat Springs [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 10
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Our affiliate serves the Steamboat Springs area, which includes many service industry workers at or below federal poverty level. Housing prices
are 50% more than the Denver metro area, and dozens of these families live in unsafe, leaky trailers or cramped older homes in need of repair or
expansion. Our A Brush with Kindess program aims to work alongside these families to improve their living conditions to simple, safe, affordable
housing.

Connecticut
Coastal Fairfield Co., HFH of
Building Location:
Bridgeport [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 4:1
Amt:50% Advance Days:90
Other:
Area Description:
Bridgeport is located on the coast of Connecticut, 1 1/2 hour train ride from New York City. Formerly a thriving industrial city, it had become
blighted. But Habitat is helping to rebuild it, building over 150 homes since 1985. Students will have access to activities such as local sporting
events, museums and the Beardley Zoo. Plenty of restaurants and dinners with Habitat families and other community partners can be arranged.
Some meals provided.

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Delaware
New Castle County, HFH of
Building Location:
Wilmington [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: arrive Mon; work Tues-Sat
Contribution: $150.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt: 100% Advance Days:30
Other:
Area Description:
Help us celebrate our 25th Anniversary by spending your week volunteering with us! Habitat for Humanity NCC serves the greater New Castle
County with the majority of our building taking place in Wilmington; which is an urban setting. Our affiliate has built 160 homes; averaging 21
homes a year the past two years. Our site supervisors are among the BEST and will guide you through all the aspects of construction. We strive
for a productive and meaningful experience during your time with us. Some meals provided. Arrive Monday afternoon/evening and work Tues.
-Sat., leaving on Saturday afternoon.

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Florida
Pensacola HFH
Building Location:
Pensacola [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 20
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday-Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt:100% Advance Days:14
Other: Hotels
Area Description:
Known for its beautiful beaches, Pensacola attracts thousands of tourists every year. Though, the Deep Horizon oil crisis threatens our
tourist-driven economy, Pensacola Habitat continues our mission to provide homeownership opportunities to low income families in our
community. Our affiliate serves two counties in our area. Escambia County has been named one of the poorest counties in the state of Florida.
There is a great need in our community for stable, affordable homes. We'd love to have your support! Some meals provided.

Martin County, Inc, HFH of


Building Location:
Stuart [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 10
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $150.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: Local hotel
Area Description:
Habitat for Humanity of Martin County is located on the east coast of Florida. South Florida is warm and beautiful all year round and there are
many outdoor activities offered year round. Local beaches are within a 10-15 minute drive. Lots of shopping. We are just 45 minutes north of
West Palm Beach and about 2 hours south of Orlando. There are beautiful parks with nature trails and opportunities for kayaking. The community
support and outreach is amazing in Martin County, Florida. All Meals Provided

Miami, HFH of Greater


Building Location:
Miami [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 50
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $145.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required:50%
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Advance Days:30
Other: Campground, Church Gym, Hostel
Area Description:
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Miami provides the opportunity to visit a cosmopolitan city with beautiful beaches, shopping and entertainment;
yet Miami is one of the five poorest cities in the nation. The housing crisis in Miami-Dade County has created a critical need for decent,
affordable housing for its residents. Groups will need to provide their own transportation. Accommodations include cabin camping, church
gymnasiums and hostels. You also have the option to rent a hotel at your own expense. Come experience the energy of Miami and building with
Miami Habitat.

Charlotte County HFH


Building Location:
Punta Gorda [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[X] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $175.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Charlotte County Habitat for Humanity is located in Punta Gorda, Florida. We are located near the Gulf of Mexico with several beaches in nearby
Englewood. Our community has suffered greatly during the downturn in the building industry and the decline of the economy. As a result, we
have seen an unprecedented need for safe, affordable housing in our community over the past two years. We expect to build ~ 25 houses this
fiscal year. Come and join us - we appreciate the help. Volunteer groups of 10 and up are allowed to extend their stay at the Community Center
for an additional $15/day pp.

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East Polk Co, HFH of


Building Location:
Winter Haven [X] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Mon - Thurs. (off on Friday)
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
We are a small affiliate located on the, “Chain of Lakes," in central (Winter Haven 33880) Florida. We are approx 1-hr away from everything:
Daytona Beach, NASA, Tampa/Saint Pete Beaches, Orlando, Disney, Universal Studios, and Old Town in Kissimmee. Local fishing, water
skiing, nature trails (you’re bound to see some wild life) and perfect sunsets are just some of the opportunities of our central location. We hope to
build 12 homes this year. Come and help make memories that will last a lifetime. We guarantee you will make a difference in those whose lives
you touch! Some meals provided.

Southeast Volusia HFH


Building Location:
New Smyrna Beach [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt:25% Advance Days:60
Other: Private Residence
Area Description:
New Smyrna Beach is a beautiful beach-side city - surrounded by water; the Atlantic Ocean, the Indian River Intracoastal Waterway and the
Mosquito Lagoon. With legendary white sand beaches and a vibrant river, outdoor recreation is a mainstay for residents and tourists alike. We are
situated about 15 minutes south of Daytona Beach and approximately one hour drive from Orlando attractions. We have a vibrant Habitat affiliate
that builds 8+ new homes each year. We are thrilled to have college spring break students with us each year and they have reported a great
experience! Some meals provided.

Marion Co, Inc., HFH of


Building Location:
Ocala [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 28
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: Rustic Cabin rvcampocala.com
Area Description:
Ocala/Marion County, the horse capitol of the world, is centrally located in the heart of Florida. From our location, you have easy and almost
equal distance to the Gulf of Mexico, the Atlantic Ocean (Daytona Beach!), the Orlando theme parks, as well as numerous state parks. In Marion
County, 33,000 households are cost burdened, with families paying more than thirty percent of their income for housing. Nearly 3,500 are
deemed substandard with no heat, complete kitchens or plumbing. Marion County, FL is in great need for affordable housing. Some Meals
Provided

Indian River County HFH


Building Location:
Vero Beach [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 10
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $100.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: A Habitat home [X] College Groups Need Faculty/Advisor
Area Description:
Indian River Habitat for Humanity is an ecumenical Christian ministry that works in partnership with people from all walks of life and faiths to
build homes and communities with those in need and to encourage everyone involved to live and grow into all God intended. Since the affiliate’s
inception in 1991, we have placed 225 families in simple, decent, affordable homes.Housing is located about 5 miles to the beach and weather in
March is typically warm and sunny. We host each group for either a welcome dinner or farewell dinner depending on the group's schedule. All
lunches provided.

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East & Central Pasco County, Inc., HFH of


Building Location:
Dade City [X] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 18
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt: 50 Advance Days: 30
Other: Volunteer House
Area Description:
Habitat of East & Central Pasco is a shining star in the small town of Dade City, FL. . The communities we build are amongst the poorest in the
area, we have transformed several streets by lining them with Habitat homes and proud homeowners. We have acquired land to build in
Lacoochee, a dirt paved community with homes that are covered in mold and missing front doors. We are about 40 minutes from Tampa and its
attractions, like Busch Gardens, and about 45 minutes from Florida’s best beaches. Come enjoy this small town with winding roads, wide open
spaces, and Tampa Bay area attractions.

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Georgia
New Horizons HFH of Gtr Sumter
Building Location:
Americus [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces:
[X] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: University Campus
Area Description:
New Horizons Habitat for Humanity is located in Americus, Georgia - the city where Habitat for Humanity International headquarters was
founded and resides still today. New Horizons HFH is located about 15 minutes away from Plains, Georgia, home to Fmr. President Jimmy
Carter.

Macon Area HFH


Building Location:
Macon [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces:
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt:100% Advance Days:30
Other:
Area Description:
Our affiliate has been revitalizing a needy neighborhood for 5 years. We're at house number 20 of a projected run of 46. Two churches have come
back to life and there is a beginning Lynmore Estate Neighborhood Association. Our accommodations are in a local church’s Family Life Center
building with a kitchen to prepare your meals, a place to shower and a place to sleep. Some meals provided. Families host evening meal.

Flint River HFH


Building Location:
Albany [X] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 30
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt:50% Advance Days:14
Other: Kamp lodging grounds
Area Description:
Great city, people are wonderful here. We are currently building our 65th house in our subdivision. New houses and renovations at present. We
have the Ray Charles Plaza here. The Flint River Quarium, and the newly renovated expansion of the Civil Rights museum. We have Chehaw
Wild Animal Park, where they have the greatest alligator attractions, and cheetahs, etc. There are many restaurants and we are 35 minutes from
Habitat for Humanity International’s Global Village. Some meals provided.

Greene County HFH


Building Location:
Greensboro [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 12
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: Volunteer's Home
Area Description:
Greene County is a rural county in northeast Georgia with a population of 16,600 with one of the greatest ranges of income for any county in the
state. The average income is $73,867, while the median income in only $47, 800. This can also be seen with home values ranging from over
$1,000,000 to mobile homes valued under $5,000. Within the county, over 22% of the individuals and 16% of the families live below poverty
level. Collegiate Challenge students will have access to the lake and local attractions. Often the students plan an outing to Atlanta to visit the
aquarium. All Meals Provided

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Dodge County, HFH of


Building Location:
Eastman [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 24
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: Dorms
Area Description:
Dodge County is made of several small towns and rural areas that are economically depressed and is made up of a large number of families
needing affordable housing. In Dodge County, 26.0% of the county’s residents are age 18 or younger, while 13.2% are age 65 or older. Statistics
show that total households with children under 18 represented 32.2% of all households in the county with an 8.5% of those households being
headed by females with children under 18 years of age.
Dodge County’s unemployment rate is currently at 12.8% and continually rising. All meals provided.

Camden County, HFH of


Building Location:
Kingsland [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 10
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: Hotel is possible
Area Description:
We have a specific need for senior housing. We are also a well established twin city (St. Mary’s, GA is next door), so we have lots of older homes
that need facade work. We are a military (Navy) town with lots of young families. Beaches are less than 30 minutes away. Jacksonville, FL is 30
minutes away. Lots of local fishing and golfing, state park for cycling and hiking, and gyms available for use. We live and work where everyone
typically vacations! Some Meals Provided

Hawaii
Maui Inc, HFH
Building Location:
Wailuku [X] Rural [X] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Home builds may be on leasehold land provided to recipients who can proof that they have at least 50% Hawaiian blood to the State Department
of Hawaiian Home Lands. Land may be in a rural area about 30 minutes from the Central Area. Land may be in the Central area about 10 minutes
from the airport and beach area. Short/long hikes into rainforests/volcanic craters/lava flows, cleaning of taro patches and other native vegetation
areas are nearby. Bus service is limited. Home builds area near middle income neighborhoods with ocean/mountain views.

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Indiana
Morgan County, HFH of
Building Location:
Martinsville [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Morgan County is a small rural county, conveniently located between Bloomington (home of Indiana University) & Indianapolis, the capitol of
Indiana. Our county is very bifurcated, in terms of economics. We have areas of relative high income & poverty. Unemployment is high & there
is a very small employer base. Most people commute to Bloomington or Indianapolis for employment. We have a waiting list for Habitat homes,
as the need is great. Our location makes access to cultural events at I.U. & Indy very convenient. Some Meals Provided Lunches and three
evening dinners.

Iowa
Iowa Heartland HFH
Building Location:
Waterloo [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 14
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $60.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Iowa Heartland HFH serves Black Hawk, Bremer and Butler Counties. A majority of homes are built in Black Hawk County; serving Waterloo
and Cedar Falls with an approximate population of 200,000 people. The affiliate builds 10 to 12 homes per year and is the 2nd largest affiliate in
Iowa. The affiliate builds 2 to 3 homes in Bremer and Butler Counties each year; which is a rural setting. Affiliate staff does their best to plan 1
or 2 activities for each Collegiate Challenge crew. In the past couple of years, volunteers have been able to go to Black Hawk Hockey and
bowling. Some Meals Provided

Kentucky
Lexington HFH
Building Location:
Lexington [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 20
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Mon-Fri OR Tues-Sat (flexible)
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 1:4
Other: Church campground with cabins.
Area Description:
Lexington is a medium sized urban setting (pop. 250,000) surrounded by horse farms. Our affiliate primarily does infill housing and new
construction, partnering with 15-19 families per year. Some local points of interest - The University of KY, Keeneland Race Track, KY Horse
Park as well as some other nearby attractions make it a fun place to visit.

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Louisiana
St. Tammany West, HFH
Building Location:
Mandeville [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 40
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $175.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Our affiliate was founded in 1981 and we will be celebrating our 30th anniversary in 2011. We will also soon complete the construction of our
200th home. We are located 40 minutes north of New Orleans and support the Mandeville, Covington, and Abita Springs communities. We will
be developing a brand new community in conjunction with Volunteers of America called the Groves at Mile Branch. It will be the first of its kind
in our community. We need your support to help make this happen! 3 meals a day provided!

East St. Tammany HFH


Building Location:
Slidell [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 10
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $200.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Located in Southeast LA just north of New Orleans and west of the MS Gulf Coast. As part of St. Tammany Parish, Slidell has an ample social
calendar, as well as great restaurants and entertainment. ESTHFH works closely with a great volunteer facility that offers beds for groups of 10
and air mattresses for larger groups. The facility provides all meals, shared bathrooms, washers/dryers, and a computer lab. Public transportation
is not available. Since the Hurricanes of 2005, the need for decent, affordable houses is staggering. Some meals provided.

Bayou Area HFH


Building Location:
Thibodaux [X] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 12
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $100.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: Modified Habitat Homes
Area Description:
There is a great community need for affordable housing in our area due to economic situations and of Hurricanes Katrina & Rita. Our affiliate
was started in 1996 and has to date helped over 100 families. Our affiliate is one hour away from New Orleans. Our area is known for friendly
people and great Cajun food. Plantations homes, swamp tours and the many festivals can be enjoyed in our Bayou area year round.
Monday-Friday lunches provided.

Maine
7 Rivers Maine, Inc.; HFH
Building Location:
Bath [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 10
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt: 20% Advance Days: 14
Other: showers available off site
Area Description:
Founded in 1990, HFH/7RM serves 31 towns along the Maine coast. To date, we have completed 31 homes and helped over 100 people. New
home construction is our focus during the summer months. Join volunteer site supervisors, volunteers, and prospective homeowners on site to
see how we build homes as well as dreams. After a long day on site, tour the local beaches, lighthouses, and lobster shacks to truly enjoy Maine
at its best. Some Meals Provided

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Massachusetts
Springfield HFH, Greater
Building Location:
West Springfield [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 12
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $150.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: Board members homes
Area Description:
Springfield is known as the "City of Homes," yet in 2004, the city had 6,000 vacant housing units. Nearly half of all housing units in Springfield
were built before 1939. The cost of maintaining older housing is a barrier to homeownership for low-income buyers, which creates a lack of
availability of affordable housing. More than one-third of children in Springfield live in households with incomes below the federal poverty line.
Springfield is home to the Basketball Hall of Fame & a variety of museums & restaurants. Some meals provided.

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Michigan
Battle Creek Area HFH
Building Location:
Battle Creek [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 12
[X] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Calhoun County is approximately 120,000 people, with Battle Creek being its largest city at a population of 50,000. 30% of the population falls
below 60% of median income level. Much of the housing in the city core is older housing stock; as a result, we have strategically decided to do
primarily “gut” rehabs. The city has a robust series of festivals throughout the year, such as Festival of Lights, Field of Flight Hot Air Balloon
Festival, Worlds Longest Breakfast Table, etc. Our affiliate has a volunteer center that houses 20 guests. Some Meals Provided.

Blue Water HFH


Building Location:
Port Huron [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 4:1
Other:
Area Description:
The City of Port Huron, stretching for seven miles along the shore of the St. Clair River and the base of Lake Huron, is an international border
crossing marked by the spectacular Blue Water Bridge. Port Huron's stunning waterways and diverse annual events make it a year-round tourist
destination. With its abundant attractions, high standard of living, and convenient location, Port Huron is a great place to live and work...or just
visit! Don't forget your passport! Port Huron is directly across the river from Sarnia, Ontario Canada! Some meals provided.

HiawathaLand, Inc.; HFH


Building Location:
Manistique [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 30
[X] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $175.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
HFH HiawathaLand is located in Manistique, MI along the Lake Michigan shore line in the Upper Peninsula. This affiliate has a rural population
with approximately 7 persons per square mile. We serve families in Schoolcraft, Alger, Luce and western Mackinac counties. Our community is
facing extreme hardships due to the downturn of the national/local economy. Housing needs in our counties is at an all time high. We offer
college students fully equipped men and women’s dorms, showers, community room and dining hall during their stay. Winter and summer sports
abound. Some Meals Provided

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Minnesota
Fergus Falls Area HFH
Building Location:
Fergus Falls [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $50.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: Small resort lodge
Area Description:
We are a small affiliate stretched over an incredible 5,000 square miles. We now focus on small, A Brush with Kindness projects, as there is a
shortage of funding for completely new construction. We use recycled and repurposed materials for our projects. We also harvest materials from
demolition and construction sites. We pride ourselves on being the most environmentally responsible affiliate in the world. Nearly all of our
projects use either recycled or repurposed materials for over 50% of all construction.

Winona County, HFH-


Building Location:
Winona [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 12
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday-Friday; Wednesday free day
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt: 50 Advance Days: 30
Other:
Area Description:
Winona is a rivertown located in the Mississppi valley. There are endless outdoor activities that many of our previous groups have participated in
such as: disc golf, canoeing, tubing, and hiking. Saint Mary's University offers a ropes course as well. Winona has two bowling alleys and a
movie theater. Many of our groups spend their "off day" at the Mall of America which is two hours north of Winona.

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Mississippi
Jonestown HFH
Building Location:
Jonestown [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 25
[X] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Jonestown Habitat is a small rural community of approximately 1,700 people. We are currently building homes for low income families. Our
volunteer center is located in Clarksdale, MS which house up to 25 people. It is a spacious living quarter for volunteers. We have separate living
quarters for men and women. The center is a two story building with living quarters and a kitchen, dining area and den area for volunteers to
relax and enjoy their evening.

West Tallahatchie HFH


Building Location:
Tutwiler [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 18
[X] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $150.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
West Tallahatchie Habitat is located in the Mississippi Delta, one of the poorest regions in America. Unique to WT Habitat is the enthusiasm &
support received from the community. Neighborhood kids wait in anticipation for the arrival of volunteers so they can play & help build with
them. After every work week, the community gratuitously has a potluck for the volunteers as their way of saying thank you for their hard work &
dedication. Our volunteer groups return year after year because they see the faces of those they are helping & the difference their efforts are
making. Some meals provided.

Northeast Mississippi HFH


Building Location:
Tupelo [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $100.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Come experience true Southern hospitality in Tupelo, MS. Visit Elvis Presley's birthplace and help us build homes for hard working, low income
families in our community. Mississippi still rates #1 in poverty housing in the United States. The need for simple, decent, affordable housing is
huge. We desperately need volunteers to help with this task. Look forward to seeing you in Tupelo! Some meals provided.

Starkville HFH
Building Location:
Starkville [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 25
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt: 100% Advance Days: 7
Other: Boys Scout Camp
Area Description:
A university setting with various activities. MSU baseball season. Variety of exercise equipment, swimming, basketball, handball, etc. available at
MSU. Guests housed at Boys Scout Camp with activity opportunities. Local churches provide night meals, some lunch meals, and southern
hospitality. Some Meals Provided

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Mississippi Gulf Coast, Inc., HFH of the


Building Location:
Biloxi [X] Rural [X] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 35
[X] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amount:100% Advance Days:30
Other:
Area Description:
In January 2007, Harrison & Jackson County Habitats merged to form HFH of the Mississippi Gulf Coast, serving all of Harrison, Jackson &
Stone counties. HFHMGC has over 300 homes completed/under construction since Hurricane Katrina & is committed to serving families in need.
Volunteers stay at a local volunteer camp, with 3 meals/day, computers, wireless internet, indoor activities & TV. Though, the MS Gulf Coast is
still working to get back on its feet after Hurricane Katrina, volunteers are able to experience the many local shops, restaurants, bowling alleys,
etc. the area has to offer.

Pontotoc County HFH


Building Location:
Pontotoc [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 12
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Pontotoc County is a rural area with many families needing affordable housing. We have an active Habitat Affiliate, recognized and respected in
the community. We are located between Tupelo, MS and Memphis, TN, both homes of Elvis Presley. Lots of southern hospitality and good food
in Pontotoc. Some meals provided.

Missouri
Cape Area, HFH
Building Location:
Cape Girardeau [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
We currently have a home being built by local college students, so it would be great to have other college students help. We are in the bootheal of
Missouri, out city runs next to the Mississippi River, so there are several exciting areas to visit while you are here. Some meals provided.

Truman Heritage HFH, Inc.


Building Location:
Independence [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Mon-Fri or Tues-Sat.
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Our affiliate is available the week of August 1-6. We are building houses in the 25-50% low income housing area in the Independence, MO area.
Our affiliate is located about 15 minutes to downtown Kansas City in the Entertainment district. Our Board of Directors and volunteers have
special activities to entertain the students in the evening. Our affiliate is flexible to work Monday-Friday or Tuesday-Saturday with your group.
All Meals Provided

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Montana
Flathead Valley, HFH of
Building Location:
Kalispell [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 20
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Kalispell is in the heart of the magnificent Rocky Mountains, poised in the northwest corner of Montana. There are countless recreational
activities to be taken advantage of in Kalispell and the surrounding areas such as Glacier National Park and Whitefish Mountain Ski Resort. Our
affiliate is in the initial stages of a massive project that includes the construction of 16 homes over the next 4 years. This is a huge project for an
affiliate that has thus far built 32 homes in 21 years. Student volunteers with have the opportunity to work on the first houses of this project.
Some Meals Provided

New Jersey
Salem County, New Jersey, Inc., HFH of
Building Location:
Carneys Point [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: [X] College Groups Need Faculty/Advisor
Area Description:
Salem County, NJ is a rural county. However, most of our housing projects are in urban neighborhoods. We are located next to Delaware and 45
minutes from Philadelphia. Also, a short drive to the Jersey Shore. The county is very historic with lots of natural beauty to enjoy. Our affiliate
has hosted groups for the last 11 years and enjoys the fellowship with them - the accommodations are great and there will be plenty of work to be
done! Please note that we will not host any groups the week of 4/24/11 - the week after Easter. Some Meals Provided

New Mexico
Taos, Inc., HFH of
Building Location:
Taos [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces:
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri OFF ON WED
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt: 10% Advance Days: 30
Other:
Area Description:
Taos is a beautiful, unique, enriching, tri-cultural area. Our population is Hispanic, Native American & Anglo. 23% live below poverty level.
Most residents cannot afford a home here. WE NEED YOUR HELP! You may even get a chance to work on an adobe home! Visit the Taos
County Chamber of Commerce web site to be enlightened on the many cultural, historical & fun places to visit! Attractions include: ski areas, a
1000+ year old Pueblo, Earthship communities, river rafting, hiking, hot springs & an art community. One dinner provided by the homeowners to
show their appreciation is included.

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New York
Buffalo, HFH
Building Location:
Buffalo [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 18
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: retreat centers
Area Description:
Habitat Buffalo works in Buffalo, NY in diverse neighborhoods. There is great need in the city for low cost, safe housing. Houses are rehabbed
twelve months of the year. We have a waiting list of qualified needy families. The affiliate has dedicated 214 houses in its 25 years. Our goal is to
dedicate 20 houses per year. We usually have five work sites open and mid-week work crews. Niagara Falls is nearby. There is a lot of music
available. Buffalo is home to the original chicken wings. There is great architecture in Buffalo. There are many colleges with activities. Some
meals provided.

Westchester, HFH of
Building Location:
New Rochelle [X] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 25
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $100.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt:100% Advance Due: Immediately
Other:
Area Description:
Westchester Habitat for Humanity serves the Greater Westchester Area. We have worked on over 250 homes since our inception in 1988.
Students will be housed in a church, which has bathroom amenities and an area to cook. For entertainment, we offer the excitement of New York
City, which is only a 30 minute train ride away and has world-class museums, parks, shows, and nightlife!

Newburgh, HFH of Greater


Building Location:
Newburgh [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 12
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: [X] College Groups Need Faculty/Advisor
Area Description:
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh is dedicated to providing decent, affordable housing in partnership with families in need. Reaching
across racial, religious, and cultural boundaries, we seek to restore a sense of community with the common goal of strong neighborhoods and
dignity through homeownership. Some meals provided.

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North Carolina
Wake County, HFH of
Building Location:
Raleigh [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 20
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: [X] College Groups Need Faculty/Advisor
Area Description:
The economic conditions in Wake County & Raleigh, the Capital City of NC are excellent. Numerous colleges & universities are in the area, incl.
NC State, UNC-Chapel Hill, Duke & Wake Forest. Numerous museums, sports arenas, shopping areas & all religious faith facilities are available.
Parks, hiking trails & water sports are available. The mountains are a 3-4 hour drive; the famous NC beaches are a 2-3 hour drive. Cultural events
with stage & screen offerings as well as symphony orchestras & all types of music from blue grass to opera prevail as well as libraries &
bookstores. Lunches provided

Alamance County, N.C., Inc., HFH of


Building Location:
Burlington [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 12
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $150.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: Furnished house
Area Description:
HFH Alamance County, located in central NC, looks forward to offering your group challenging construction work and Southern hospitality. You
will work in new construction, helping us complete an 18-house neighborhood in Graham, NC. Located on the I-85/I-40 corridor, we are a short
drive from UNC-Chapel Hill, Duke University, North Carolina State University, and Wake Forest University. We work closely with our campus
chapter at Elon University, and have a great deal of experience working with energetic, enthusiastic young adults like you! All meals provided.

Craven County NC, HFH of


Building Location:
New Bern [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 12
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
New Bern, known as the birthplace of Pepsi Cola, is the county seat of Craven County. Originally, a Swiss settlement, the city is named after the
Capitol of Switzerland, Bern, and has a similar flag.Tryon Palace, home to the British Governor William Tryon, was completed in 1770. It then
became the state Capitol building for newly independent North Carolina until 1790 when it burned down. It has since been rebuilt.The build site
will be located in the town of Havelock in Craven County, midway between historic New Bern and the beautiful beaches of the Crystal Coast.
Some Meals Provided

Chatham HFH
Building Location:
Pittsboro [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 20
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Able to coordinate with group needs.
Contribution: $150.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: Camp Royall
Area Description:
Chatham County is a large rural county just south of Chapel Hill and west of Raleigh. Our build sites are in Pittsboro and Siler City. A large
Hispanic population brings much diversity to our area. We focus on building responsibly, and we have our homes certified through the local
green building programs. Fun things to do include: visiting the Haw River, enjoying Jordan Lake, going to the Carnivore Preservation Trust,
taking in the local art and music scene, or just exploring the Camp Royall. You will be about 30 min from Chapel Hill and 40 min from
Raleigh-both really fun college towns!

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Rocky Mount Area HFH


Building Location:
Rocky Mount [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 20
[X] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: at least
Other: [X] College Groups Need Faculty/Advisor
Area Description:
Rural Eastern NC - 2 hours from coast. Some meals provided.

Mitchell-Yancey HFH
Building Location:
Micaville [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 10
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
We are a small rural affiliate in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, near the Appalachian Trail and the Blue Ridge Parkway. We serve two
counties and build 3 homes per year, one at a time. Some meals provided.

Goldsboro-Wayne, Inc. HFH of


Building Location:
Goldsboro [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces:
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: Showers at the local YMCA
Area Description:
Goldsboro has the highest rent of any metropolitan area in North Carolina. The average rent in Goldsboro is $975, but the average Habitat
homeowner's monthly mortgage payment is $375. We are trying to alleviate substandard housing in Goldsboro and all of Wayne County by
building affordable, quality homes for deserving families in our area. We build at least 5 homes per year and greatly depend on the volunteer
hours of Collegiate Challenge students. Some meals provided.

Ohio
TriState HFH
Building Location:
Cincinnati [X] Rural [X] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 30
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $75.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: University Campus Housing
Area Description:
Participants will join-in on the construction of TriState's first ever subdivision, Reckford Woods. Reckford Woods is located in Oxford, OH, a
quaint college town. In Oxford housing costs are high & homeownership is unattainable for many. Oxford is about 1 hour from the city of
Cincinnati, home of the Skyline Chili, the Reds, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, & Kings Island Amusement park. Within
10 minutes of Oxford is Hueston Woods, a great park for hiking, swimming, bike & canoe rentals, & picnicking. Oxford also puts on a summer
concert series June-Aug. Lunches provided.

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Oklahoma
Central Oklahoma HFH
Building Location:
Oklahoma City [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $100.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Oklahoma City has a metro population of over one million people. There are entertainment areas, museums, parks, restaurants, shopping, theaters,
pro basketball, and concerts. Average temperatures: December 36°F, March 51°F, June 76°F. We are a very green builder. Our houses are built to
LEED gold standards. We are building in our Hope Crossing development where we will eventually build a total of 217 Habitat houses. We now
have about 100 occupied. We house our out-of-state volunteers at one of two churches. Each has a full kitchen and plenty of space. Some Meals
Provided

Oregon
Rogue Valley, HFH
Building Location:
Medford [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces:
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Rogue Valley Habitat for Humanity is nestled in the beautiful Southern Oregon Valley, surrounded by mountains. There are many great things to
see around the area, including Crater Lake, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Britt Festivals, annual parades and cultural fairs and the Craterian
Theatre- featuring many great artists throughout the year. Though much of our area is thriving, we have a large population unemployed seeking
housing opportunities. We are a small affiliate, now building our 38th and 39th home in our area, housing 200+ individuals, 120 children. Some
meals provided.

Bend Area HFH


Building Location:
Bend [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 10
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt: 50% Advance Days: 14
Other: Elementary School
Area Description:
Bend has more than 80,000 people with one of the highest unemployment rates in the state and the highest foreclosure rates in the country
presently. Our affiliate is strong with great support from our community. We've been building 8-10 new homes and moving forward will build
new homes as well as purchase foreclosed homes and rehab, do ABWK projects, critical repairs and deconstruction projects. Bend is great for all
kinds of outdoor activities in the winter & summer; skiing, biking, river rafting, hiking, camping etc. Bend has great art, music and outdoor
festivals often. Some Meals Provided

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Pennsylvania
Greene County HFH
Building Location:
Waynesburg [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Greene County is a poor rural farm community located in the heart of Pennsylvania's deep mine coal region. A program about coal mining
history, a visit to one of the local museums, or a visit to a coal mine may be arranged with about 6-8 weeks advance notice. Some Meals Provided

York HFH
Building Location:
York [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 12
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt: 100% Advance Days: 14
Other: Retreat Center
Area Description:
We are centrally located near Hershey Park, Baltimore Inner Harbor and Orioles Baseball, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Lancaster, Gettysburg
and Harrisburg. We are also minutes away from York College and Penn State York campuses. We have a diverse need in our community and
serve both a city and suburban population. We have excellent housing accommodations for our students. Some meals provided.

Harrisburg Area, HFH of Gtr


Building Location:
Harrisburg [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
The need for simple, decent and affordable housing is rapidly increasing in the Harrisburg area. With a population just under 50,000, 1 in 4
people in Harrisburg are living in poverty. That almost doubles the nation’s percent. We traditionally work on new and rehab construction, but
also home repairs, which keep families in their homes. For nearly 25 years, we have taken pride in making Collegiate Challenge a meaningful and
fun experience for the students, partner families, community and staff involved. There are several exciting, historical, and famous attractions for
all to enjoy!

Chester County, HFH of


Building Location:
Coatesville [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: house
Area Description:
Habitat for Humanity of Chester County is located in Coatesville, PA. Coatesville is a small city located approx. 1 hour west of Philadelphia.
Chester County is the 25th richest county in the USA, but in desperate need of affordable housing. HfHCC is currently working on the first 6
houses of a 45 house project.

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Lebanon County, HFH of


Building Location:
Annville [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 20
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt:50% Advance Days:30
Other: Retreat Center [X] College Groups Need Faculty/Advisor
Area Description:
Habitat for Humanity of Lebanon County primarily builds in Lebanon City and currently all of our building is reconstruction. Our goal is to
complete 4 homes this year, which will house 17 people. Lebanon’s location makes it an ideal destination for groups. Philadelphia & Gettysburg
historical sites are less than a two hour drive, and Hershey and Lancaster can be visited in an evening. We appreciate the partnership and hard
work of the groups who visit and work in Lebanon. Together we will work to create decent and affordable housing in Lebanon County.Four
evening meals will be provided.

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South Carolina
Sea Island HFH
Building Location:
Johns Island [X] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 20
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tues-Fri, Saturdays may be an option
Contribution: $135.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt:100% Advance Days:14
Other: Volunteer Houses
Area Description:
We service the sea islands of South Carolina. We are based just 30 minutes from historic downtown Charleston, and cover from James Island to
Edisto Island, SC. Our service area has a distinct need for affordable housing, stemmed from generations of separation from the mainland,
followed by an influx of development on the islands. We have beaches as close as 5 minutes from our volunteer housing and an abundance of
cultural activities available, ranging from kayaking to plantations to amazing restaurants.

Charleston HFH
Building Location:
Charleston [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 10
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Thursday (Friday free day)
Contribution: $140.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt:50% Advance Days: 30
Other:
Area Description:
Charleston HFH provides simple, green, & affordable homeownership & home repair opportunities for local families in need. One in five families
in Charleston live in poverty. In North Charleston, it's one in four families. Charleston is a unique city, mixed with beautiful, rich, historical areas
& just around the corner are people living without running water or electricity. Safe & affordable housing is a huge need in our community!
Please come serve with Habitat in Charleston & you will also enjoy the beach, rich history and architecture, & perfect climate in March! Some
meals provided.

Georgetown County, SC, HFH


Building Location:
Georgetown [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 22
[X] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $200.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt:50% Advance Days:7
Other:
Area Description:
Habitat for Humanity Georgetown County is a county with a diverse socio-economic population. We have very wealthy retirees who live along
the coast and the rivers & we have very poor families who live inland. It is reported that 33% of the housing is sub-standard and that 68% of all
adults are functionally illiterate. The faith based community embraces all of our Collegiate Challenge groups & demonstrates that southern
hospitality is alive and well. Students enjoy the beaches along the Atlantic, local theater, history and sumptuous seafood while helping families in
need. Some meals provided.

LowCountry HFH
Building Location:
Beaufort [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 12
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $175.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt: 50% Advance Days: 14
Other:
Area Description:
We are a small affiliate located on the SC coast. Beaufort County is a top retiree destination due to its beauty, warm climate and rich history. We
provide majority of meals & one afternoon to enjoy a horse and carriage tour of our Historic District. Public beaches are close by at Hilton Head
and Hunting Island State Park. The Gullah/Geechee culture can be explored at Penn Center. Evening trips can be made to Charleston or Savannah
as well. Despite the beauty of the area, there is a great need for affordable housing, and we are working toward building 7 houses this year! Some
meals provided.

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Hilton Head Regional HFH


Building Location:
Bluffton [X] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 10
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $140.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt:50% Advance Days:30
Other: Retreat Center-Full facilities [X] College Groups Need Faculty/Advisor
Area Description:
Come visit the South Carolina Lowcountry! We are currently building a ten house project and have plenty of work. Come enjoy our world class
beaches and gold along with the history and beauty of nearby Savannah and Beaufort.

South Dakota
Sioux Falls, HFH of Greater
Building Location:
Sioux Falls [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 10
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $25.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Sioux Falls is a city of about 200,000 people and it is fairly easy to get around here. Our attractions include: Falls Park, Palisades Park, Newton
Hills and much more. Since its inception in 1990, HFHGSF has built 89 houses with low-income families providing 131 adults and 334 children
with adequate shelter. For more information, visit www.siouxfallshabitat.org. In our first year doing A Brush with Kindness projects we helped
15 families. Some meals provided.

Black Hills Area HFH


Building Location:
Rapid City [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt: 40 Advance Days: 21
Other:
Area Description:
We are located at the foothills of the beautiful Black Hills in western South Dakota. Near Mount Rushmore & the Crazy Horse Memorial, several
opportunities for hiking & camping within & just outside Rapid City. We are also a short distance from Sturgis, home of the Sturgis Rally which
takes place every August. All meals provided.

Our affiliate serves 1200 sq mi and is currently working on 5 houses. We are also about to launch A Brush With Kindness. This program will
provide us the opportunity to repair and improve the outsides of homes for those who cannot perform or afford such work.

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Tennessee
Blount County, HFH of
Building Location:
Maryville [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Nestled in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains, Blount County Habitat builds about 10 homes per year. New construction and rehabs with
spring being very busy with new construction. 45 minutes from the national park, Cades Cove, Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge. Some meals provided.

Anderson County, HFH of


Building Location:
Oak Ridge [X] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 20
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $150.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt:25% Advance Days:30
Other:
Area Description:
Located within sight of the Cumberland and Great Smoky Mountains, our region is a beautiful setting for your work. More than 4,000 Anderson
County households live below the poverty line, many with inoperable plumbing, lack of heat, and mold – causing health risks. We are seeking to
change that! In the last year, we have renovated 12 houses with the help of students and are eager to do more. Your work with us will be
appreciated as you also experience Southern hospitality. All meals provided.

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Texas
Amarillo HFH
Building Location:
Amarillo [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 30
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: Facilities at our affiliate
Area Description:
Amarillo has some great sites: Palo Duro Canyon, Big Texan Steak Ranch, etc. All meals during the day will be provided Monday - Friday and
we will treat you to dinner at least 1 night during the week. We will be working on either new construction or A Brush with Kindness during the
week. Looking forward to having you in Amarillo! Some Meals Provided

Waco HFH
Building Location:
Waco [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[X] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday-Saturday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 18
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt: 50 Advance Days: 30
Other:
Area Description:
Waco HFH has built over 130 affordable homes, and WHFH meets a pressing need in Waco where the poverty rate is 28%, which is more than
twice the national average. Waco is located in the heart of Central Texas, just 90 miles from Dallas/Fort Worth and Austin. Waco is home to the
Dr. Pepper Museum, the Texas Rangers Museum, and Baylor University. Located at the confluence of the Brazos and Bosque Rivers, Waco also
houses Cameron Park, one of the largest city parks in Texas, which includes Cameron Park Zoo, disc golf, and 20 miles of hiking trails. Waco
also has a variety of local dining.

El Paso, HFH of
Building Location:
El Paso [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 25
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Two countries and three states come together at the pass to the north - Four historic missions capture the history of Mexico and the US border.
The beauty of the desert is tempered by the economic poverty of the region and the tragic violence of our sister city, Juarez. A growing affiliate
that embraces our Collegiate Challenge volunteers with warm El Paso hospitality, great Mexican food, lots of sunshine, boots and country
western dancing, White Sands and the largest urban park in the US, Franklin Mountain State Park. Some meals provided.

Bay Area HFH-Houston


Building Location:
Dickinson [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 20
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt: 50% Advance Days: 60
Other: campsites weather permitting
Area Description:
Bay Area Habitat for Humanity is located just south of Houston, TX - near the Johnson Space Center, the beaches of Galveston Island, and the
Kemah Boardwalk. Within a 45 minute drive, we have access to Reliant Stadium, the Toyota Center and Minute Maid field, homes to the
Houston Texans, the Houston Astros, and the Houston Rockets. Reliant Stadium is also the home of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.
Houston has a world class zoo and many museums and concert venues.

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Laredo, Inc, HFH of


Building Location:
Laredo [X] Rural [X] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 150
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt:100% Advance Days:30
Other:
Area Description:
Enjoy the safety of being in the United States while working in a community that has the flavor of Mexico. Building homes in a colonia
alternative community is a unique opportunity to serve families who are among the most impoverished in the U.S. Many collegiate groups return
because they feel the significance of their work here on the border. Work environment in peaceful rural setting only 15 minutes from host sites.
Evening activities include a Mexican fiesta with traditional food, music & dancing. See the Rio Grande up close & personal. Most groups do not
want to leave! Some meals provided.

Utah
Castle Country, HFH of
Building Location:
Price [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 30
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: Volunteer House
Area Description:
HFHCC serves Carbon and Emery Counties in southeastern Utah. This rural area is centered in the beautiful high desert, close to numerous
state/national parks and recreation areas. Current projects include a house in Wellington and Green River. Green River suffers from a lack of
decent, affordable housing. As a town based in agriculture, hospitality, and retail, most jobs are low-paying and don't provide opportunities for
professional growth. Median household income is just $28,000, poverty rate for children under 18 is nearly 20%. No Habitat house has ever been
built in Green River, until now.

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Virginia
Eastern Shore Of Virginia HFH
Building Location:
Exmore [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 20
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Mon - Fri with Wednesday off
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
ESVAHFH serves 2 of VA's poorest counties on rural Delmarva Peninsula betw/ Atlantic Ocean & Chesapeake Bay; scenic waterfront activities;
farming & commercial fishing; very little industry or business; large low-income population; much substandard housing & few unskilled job
options (Perdue plant); growing Hispanic population work mainly in agriculture, construction, labor camps; natural beauty, fertile soil, ideal
climate for farming, small towns, friendly family atmosphere; easy access to beaches, Chincoteague, VA Beach & Ocean City - local history dates
to 1600s. Some Meals Provided

Danville & Pittsylvania Co HFH


Building Location:
Danville [ ] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Experience the best of Southern Virginia hospitality, charm and scenic beauty. Great crew leaders, opportunities to work with partner families,
and enjoy rich cultural and natural beauty of the Piedmont area of Virginia. Mild climate, great food, and spend Wednesday visiting the Blue
Ridge Mountains or local Civil War sites. Spend a week helping to build the Habitat Village that you will remember long after you return to
school. Accommodations include staying with a host church, showers at the YMCA, and great interaction with the local community. We have
many repeat groups. Some Meals Provided

Charlottesville HFH, Greater


Building Location:
Charlottesville [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 20
[X] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $175.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[ ] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 1/4
Other:
Area Description:
In 2005 C'ville Habitat purchased Sunrise, a 16 unit trailer park in the Belmont neighborhood. At the time of purchase Habitat promised the
existing residents affordable housing for life on the premises, either as Habitat Partner Families or in affordable rentals. Spring of 2011 C'ville
Habitat will start the renovation of Sunrise Park into a 60 unit mixed-income community. This community will represent the first time Habitat has
attempted to renovate a trailer park.

Charlottesville has lots local attractions including outdoor activities, local music festivals, & numerous historical sit

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Washington
Yakima Valley Partners HFH
Building Location:
Yakima [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 20
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Yakima Valley Partners Habitat for Humanity services the Yakima County in Central Washington. We have built 135 homes in 26 years in 11
communities including homes on the Yakama Indian Reservation. We are an agricultural community and therefore we have a lot of migrant
workers, some of them have settled in the Valley. We are at the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, 2 1/2 hrs from Seattle and 3 1/2 hrs from
Portland. Some meals provieded.

Cowlitz County HFH


Building Location:
Longview [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 15
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Tuesday - Saturday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
Advance Contribution Required: Advance
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Amt:50% Advance Days: 20
Other:
Area Description:
Cowlitz County is in SW Washington- the confluence of three rivers & boasts a backdrop of green forests & white-capped mountains-including
views of nearby Mount St. Helens. This county is composed of 5communities along I-5. Economy has historically been timber-based, however its
3 ports & location have attracted new industrial businesses. Mt. St. Helens, the Space Needle & nearby beaches (Long Beach in WA or
Seaside/Cannon Beach in Oregon)are wonderful sites to visit. We're in between Portland, OR & Seattle, WA. Luscious and green-which means
rain is a frequent visitor.Some meals provided.

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West Virginia
Huntington (WV) Area HFH
Building Location:
Huntington [ ] Rural [X] Suburban [X] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 12
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other:
Area Description:
Huntington Area HFH is located in Cabell County, WV & is in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains. HAHFH has constructed 74 houses to
date & has recently purchased a parcel of property that will be the location of our first Habitat subdivision. Huntington is the home of Marshall
University, Pullman Square (a downtown entertainment venue), Huntington Museum of Arts, Ritter Park, Harris Riverfront Park & is close to
Camden Park. The need for affordable housing in Cabell County is great with over 900 families on waiting lists for assistance. Some meals
provided.

Marion County HFH


Building Location:
Fairmont [X] Rural [ ] Suburban [ ] Urban
Student Accommodations:
Available Spaces: 10
[ ] Volunteer Center Work Week: Monday - Friday
Contribution: $125.00
[ ] Private Home Minimum Age: 16
No Advance Contribution Required:
[X] Church Minimum Youth/Adult Ratio: 5:1
Other: University Dorms
Area Description:
Marion County is a fairly rural area in West Virgina. Our office is located in the county seat of Fairmont which has approximately 19k residents.
West Virginia is one of the prettiest states in the nation, so if you are looking for a place to go that has lots of out door activities and great people
you don't need to look any further. Fairmont is known as the friendly city, and we think our hospitality will speak to that! Join us to help build
hope to families in Marion County!

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