SEV Habitat recently received the $500,000 Lifetime Tithe award for its donations to third world countries. Over the years, we have funded home builds in Guatemala, S. Argentina, Kenya and Ethiopia. These are some of the highest priority countries in the world, needing assistance not only with housing, but also with fresh water systems, sanitation and hygiene. We prioritize funding
Pic 1:Ann Marie with PEO members Jane Abrams and Donna Lavalle, left, and Coralie with Rev. Bev Richardson, right. Pic 2: Ann Marie receives her keys to the house. There’s a huge smile under that mask. Ann Marie D’Alessio and her family received their home at 19 Pine Brook Drive in the Pinehurst subdivision, on Thursday, October 29th,
The dedication of the Price family took place on the evening of Friday 9th October, 2020. A thrilled Tammy accepted her keys to the house and a Habitat bible, accompanied by her children, Oliver and Danielle. A crowd of Habitat families, staff, volunteers and board members attended, and the blessing and prayers were given by Reverend Beverly Richardson. The house
On Thursday September 3rd, 2020, a crowd gathered to celebrate the dedication of 104 Canal Rd, Edgewater, to the Dannemiller family. This is the 19th house completed in our Pinehurst subdivision of 21 homes. Ben Dannemiller and his children Briella and Landon were very happy indeed to receive their keys and bible and be able to move into their new
On the evening of 27th August, a crowd gathered at our newly built house on Chestnut St, NSB, to celebrate our 136th family housed. The Maman family will be the future owners of this beautiful 2 bedroom, 1 bath home with oversized yard, just perfect for a dog to roam! Reverend George Hand blessed the home, surrounded by staff,
Carol La Rue joined the SEV Habitat home ownership program in August of 2020. She is working towards one of our new patio homes, which are 1 and 2 bedroom homes in New Smyrna Beach. Carol is retired and enjoying life in our area. She presently lives in a mobile home and would like something safer which doesn’t have
