"Putting Faith Into Action"
Habitat for Humanity
of Mahoning County

Be a part of something great . . .
Help build simple, safe, decent homes for
God's people in need.
Consider volunteering in any of
the following ways:

Help build a Habitat home. We are currently building a home at 12 Maranatha located on the east side of Youngstown. Work hours are 8:00 AM until 3:00 PM on Saturdays and Wednesdays. Wear sturdy shoes, pants, bring work gloves and bottle of water. If sunny it's a good idea to wear hat and/or sunscreen. Sign up on-line so the construction supervisor knows you are coming at: www.hfhofmc.org. Need a ride? Call Rev. Adams at 330-743-0430 or email: Kathrynpcm@aol.com

Volunteer at the Restore located at 480 Youngstown-Poland Rd. in Struthers. Call Linda at 330-755-2232 to find out when you can help out. This store is a major source of funding for our local Habitat  organization.

Help collect aluminum cans at all home football games. Meet at Smith Hall two hours before home games, and one hour after home games. Cans are collected at the upper and lower tailgate lots. Wear gloves.

Participate in the Habitat 5K Run and two mile fun walk, taking place Saturday, November 7 at 9AM. Get more information at: www.hfhofmc.org.

About Habitat for Humanity International

Habitat for Humanity International (HfHI) was founded in 1976 by Millard and Linda Fuller in Americus, Georgia. As a faith-based, non-profit builder of homes for and with God's low-income people, Habitat has built and sold more than 200,000 homes in more than 100 countries worldwide. As such, HfHI is the world's largest residential builder. Former President Jimmy Carter is our most visible celebrity volunteer. There are approximately 2300 total affiliates (1700 in the U.S.). You can learn more about HfHI by going to: www.habitat.org.