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ReStore Volunteer Orientation!
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Interested in volunteering in the ReStore? All volunteers are being asked to attend an orientation session prior to volunteering. Sessions are available on Saturday August 5 at 10:00 a.m. or Tuesday August 7 at 6:30 p.m. Please click here to email Therese Cashen to register!
ReStore hours are
9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Monday - Friday
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday
Would you like to receive a weekly ReStore coupon, exclusive to email clients only? If so, sign up here to receive the "Weekly Sales and More from the ReStore"!
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Home Buying Information Session!
Interested in becoming a Home Owner? Please join us for an upcoming Home Buying Information Session. More information can be found by
clicking here.
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Thank you to these two young ladies who spent a week interning with us, working with our Marketing Manager, they learned more about Loudoun Habitat for Humanity!
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Interested in volunteering? You can now sign-up via our
re-designed website. Simply
click here to be taken to the volunteer page and choose where you would like to work!
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We are thrilled to be a beneficiary of a round of the the upcoming Loudoun Chamber Golf Tour. If you would like to learn more, simply
click here.
July 18, 2017
4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
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Seeking to put God's love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.
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Our 40th Home Dedication!
It was a beautiful day as family, friends and Loudoun Habitat supporters gathered to celebrate the dedication of our 40th home to the Flores-Portillo family on May 2, 2017.
Sara and Carlos have dreamed of a safe and stable forever home for themselves and their daughters. Both Sara and Carlos have experienced great tragedy and challenges in their lives, persevered and held on to their dreams. They were introduced to Loudoun Habitat by their Ayuda advocate who has walked closely with Sara and Carlos through this process of homeownership. Though most of the rehabilitation work on this home was already complete by the time the family was selected as partner homeowners, Sara and Carlos were diligent to work alongside volunteers and staff at the ReStore to complete their sweat equity hours. Their family has also supported them in achieving this dream, including working with Sara and Carlos to complete their sweat equity. Their eldest daughter supported her parents by caring for her two younger sisters so that her parents could dedicate this time to completing these hours. Sara and Carlos are both extremely appreciative of all the support they have received and the hands of the volunteers who have done so much to make this dream a reality.
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Habitat partners with Ethan Allen!
Ethan Allen is donating an estimated $19 million in products to Habitat for Humanity ReStores across the county.
We are excited to be a part of this wonderful partnership! Come in and get your hands on all these wonderful goodies at a very discounted cost. The photos above show some samples of the donations we received.
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Do you, or someone you know, need home repairs done?
Loudoun Habitat for
Humanity's Home Repair Program covers tasks such as: exterior painting, shell material repairs, landscaping, building or repairing ramps or sheds, building or repairing a porch or deck, gutter repair and cleaning, sidewalk repair, other external cleanup, weatherization, and critical home repair. To learn more, click here!
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Thank you to these amazing groups that joined us for Team Build days on the construction site!
Leesburg Daybreak Rotary
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Wells Fargo
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Southland Industries
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Also, a special thank you to Jimmy John's of Purcellville for donating a delicious lunch on our build site! Yum!
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Our own ReStore volunteer is a part of The Faces of Loudoun!
The Faces of Loudoun is a program of the Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Faquier Counties that began with a group of concerned leaders who gathered together to identify Loudoun county's fundamental needs. Data from a national study indicates lackluster charitable giving rates in Loudoun County, especially in contrast to neighboring counties. Loudoun residents donate 1.98% of discretionary income to charity, a third less than the national average. The committee wanted to understand why.
The Community Foundation convened a series of focus groups to explore the underlying reasons behind the county's lackluster charitable giving behaviors. The answer was somewhat surprising: The average resident of Loudoun County does not see the struggles of their neighbors. Needs, crises, and problems are simply not visible.
Thus was born the Faces of Loudoun, a multi-media, multi-channel campaign aimed at raising the awareness of needs in Loudoun County while also celebrating the volunteers and leaders in our community. One such story is that of Ibby, a dedicated ReStore volunteer who believes volunteering is a lifestyle choice.
Click here to read her story.
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