The Benton County Chapter of Cedar Valley Habitat for Humanity will be building a new home in Belle Plaine. The home will be built on 11th Street on property donated to Habitat by the city of Belle Plaine. The organization is seeking volunteer help for the project.
Major construction on the Belle Plaine home will begin in early September and will continue on Saturdays, as well as some weekdays, through the end of October. Volunteers are needed to make this build a reality!
Everyone is encouraged to participate as part of a faith-based group, company, civic organization, or as an individual. Volunteer opportunities are available in construction and support tasks such as registration, meal solicitation and preparation.
All willing volunteers regardless of skill level are welcome. We will find a job for you! (Volunteers must be 16 years of age.)
If you would like to be a part of this exciting project, please contact the Cedar Valley Habitat for Humanity office in Hiawatha at 319-366-4485, Doug Goodsell at 319-227-6225, Kathy Jacobsen at 319-446-7358 or visit the Habitat website at cvhabitat.org.
Habitat for Humanity is a volunteer-driven organization and invites people from diverse backgrounds to find common ground in coming together to address the need for affordable housing.
Cedar Valley Habitat for Humanity (CVHH) is a partnership of churches, businesses, individuals, organizations and families of low resources that has a proven track record in addressing the need for affordable housing in Linn and Benton counties. It is the local affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International (HFHI), an ecumenical Christian housing organization committed to eliminating substandard housing in the world.
