Pat Gallen reports on how the ReStore serves the Home Repair Program.
Tony Abraham, Generocity
The home improvement goods store had a rough start, but a year into its relaunch in Point Breeze, the social enterprise has proven its worth. Just ask 51 year-old Philadelphia resident Clifton Carter.
By Esther Yoon, phillymag.com
For store employees and future homeowners like Clifton Carter, the $1 million mark meant something more than just a financial achievement.
Habitat for Humanity is putting its loving touch on a North Philadelphia community.
Volunteers from Lowes stores teamed up with Habitat for Humanity to spruce up a Sharswoods park. Residents can’t wait for the project to be completed. (Published Thursday, Jun 16, 2016 | Credit: NBC10)
CBS Local reports that a house is being built for a local community member.
OCF Realty
It’s a pretty safe bet that when we see new construction these days in the neighborhoods surrounding Temple, more student housing is on the way. So that was naturally our first and second guess when we spotted some new foundations and framing on 16th Street, just north of Norris.
Kelly A Antonacci, Temple Update
Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia (HFHP) broke ground near campus last week for Diamond Park, the organization’s largest project to date.
A number of organizations repairing aging homes in West Philly are laying out a blueprint for a citywide initiative