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Monday, 30 August 2010 04:56 |
New Beginnings
Habitat for Humanity for SLO County is building two affordable homes on Phillips Lane and Johnson Avenue! October will begin the crush to get volunteers on site and working! We need you! We also need your support for fueling this project. Tell your friends and neighbors you are building for habitat! Their donation to support your work on the site is a crucial part of building affordable homes in our county. Let your friends on Facebook and Twitter know you are helping and ask them to donate $5 to your effort! We need everyone to get the job done. Sign-up at
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Wednesday, 23 June 2010 06:25 |
Jeans Pass!
Business leaders, help us by giving your employees a chance to enjoy a casual day or blue jeans day by using this sticker to donate to Habitat for Humanity for San Luis Obispo County! It's a simple easy way to help us build. Each Sticker is a $5 donation to HFHSLOCO. NO cost to the employer, just collect the donation and write the deductable donation to Habitat for Humanity for San Luis Obispo County!
For more information contact
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Monday, 26 April 2010 06:54 |
Under Construction!
Coming Soon Rosies Work Day with Habitat!
Rosies will sponsor a build day in November!*
All participants will receive Rosies Pink Coveralls!
If you are interested let us hear from you at
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Be sure to say Rosies in your email!
See more Rosies workwear www.rosiesworkwear.com
*For everyone following this program, we apologize for the delay. Check out our photo gallery to see the "WALL" that has to go into this build site! We cannot begin with volunteers until this wall cures for a minimum of two weeks and then we can begin site preparation. It has been quite an undertaking! Thank you for your patients, November will be a great time to frame a house here in SLO! |
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Wednesday, 03 February 2010 08:00 |
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The Habitat for Humanity Born Free project is an exemplary example of cost effective sustainable design. Numerous innovative measures were incorporated into this 4,082- square-foot duplex residence to help offset the area’s severe climate conditions, where the average daily temperature in the summer can often soar well beyond 100 degrees. The homes, connected by a common wall but with separate entrances, were designed specifically as a treatment and recovery facility to house chemically-dependent women so that they can recover from addiction, give birth to healthy babies and learn skills to become healthy self-sustaining members of society.
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