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Mount Washington Valley Habitat for Humanity 2 Common Court N Conway 03860-5424 mwvhfh@ncia.net 603-356-3832 |
Mount Washington Valley Habitat for Humanity, through volunteerism and community involvement, builds simple, decent homes with and for our neighbors in need. |
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Making a difference in Northern NH. MWVHFH is an organization based on Christian principles. Site updated: January 23, 2010 |
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To see our Winter 2009 Newsletter CLICK Here
We have recently published a brochure concerning MWV Habitat for Humanity activities and information. Click to see a copy
Work site status |
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MWV Habitat for Humanity expects to start construction on a new home in the spring. Candidate selection for the home is in process. Information on volunteer activities and requirements will be posted here. Watch for any announcements. |
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| New sign added to Robert Morrell Drive. Road is now paved and a road dedication will be held. | House #10 is completed. The dedication was held November 21st | |
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| The Ham Foundation provided a generous grant for the Mount Washington Valley Habitat for Humanity to purchase sites for future Habitat homes. Shown with several members of the Ham Foundation and other recipients of grants are Bill Volk and Ron Force, of MWVHFH, accepting the grant. The ceremony took place at the Conway Library on November 23, 2009 |  |
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Habitat for Humanity Home DedicationOn Saturday November 21, 2009 , MWV Habitat for Humanity dedicated a new home to Ms. Rosemary Evans and her two children. The dedication ceremony was conducted at the home on Robert Morrell Drive. Doug Morehouse is shown presenting the keys to the house to the Evans family. This is the third home that Habitat has dedicated to qualifying families in 2009. This achievement is the result of a significant community contribution from: the many volunteers who built the home; the Evans family who put in “sweat-equity” hours throughout the building process; many MWV building suppliers and contractors who provided construction materials or provided specialized building services; and the 28 local restaurants which donated lunches for Habitat work crews. In addition, MWV Habitat for Humanity is supported by grants from various foundations and community organizations and contributions from our neighbors. |
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The home of Shauna Woodward was dedicated June 27th |
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The Reuning home was dedicated May 2. Doug Morehouse is shown presenting the keys to Debbie Reuning |
. See MWV Habitat Housing for qualification requirements.
If you would like to volunteer please fill out the Volunteer Form (Download here). We are presently working on the house on Thursdays from 8:00am to about 3:00pm. and Saturdays from 8:00am to noon.
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If you would like to be on the Mount
Washington Valley Habitat for Humanity e-mail list, please send us a message at mwvhfh@ncia.net Put the word subscribe in the subject line. |
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Washington Valley Habitat for Humanity |
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Officers
of the Board of Directors: |
Members
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President - Bill Volk Vice President - Bill Beck Secretary - Peter Craugh Treasurer - Frank Siek |
Doug Morehouse Bob Magoun Carey Lankford Jim Progin Jill Reynolds Mary Seavey |
Clark Boydston |
| To Donate to Habitat for Humanity go to this link: As you proceed through the steps you will be offered an option to DESIGNATE your donation. Please select MWV Habitat for Humanity. |
MWV Habitat for Humanity thanks NCIA for their support © Mt. Washington Valley Habitat for Humanity |
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