Donating your vehicle is a great way to support our work in the NSB/Edgewater/Oak Hill area! Help Southeast Volusia Habitat for Humanity build more safe, affordable homes by donating your vehicle through the Cars for homes Project. The proceeds will
Left:Ray Allnutt, Construction Mgr. addresses the crowd, with staff and board members. Right: Mark Billings, Executive Director, opens the celebration. Left: City officials, and board members plant the tree with future Habitat home owner Janelle Figueroa. Right: Janelle displays the ribbon and is really excited that to her home is being built for her family. Members of
Southeast Volusia Habitat for Humanity has received the Malachi 3:10 award for its tithe to countries in crisis. In 2020, this small affiliate reached a tithe of over $500,000, donated to several countries over the years, including Northern Argentina, Guatemala, Ethiopia and Kenya. Members of staff and board met in the Habitat dorm house on February 26th, 2021, to celebrate
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
