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In Their Own Words: Nepal Global Villagers Share Experiences Via Journal |
Sightseers. We are sightseers - from Knoxville and Chapel Hill and Smyrna, Georgia. Fourteen sightseers who dreamed of seeing the sights of Nepal halfway round the world. But also dreamed of a fabulous sight - two Habitat for Humanity homes built by hand onsite in the province of Kavre - not far from Kathmandu.
Read the journal of these 14 sightseers to learn about the incredible experiences they shared together in Nepal.
(Click here to read the journal.)(Click here to see the photo gallery.) |
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The Year in Pictures: 2011 Homes Gallery |
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What an exciting end to another fantastic year of building simple, decent and affordable homes in Knox County. In 2011 we dedicated a total of 26 new houses (all pictured in this gallery). In 2012 we will be blitzing our 450th house!
Thank you to all of our families and Covenant Partners who helped to make these new homes possible this year.
(Click here to see the gallery of our 2011 homes)
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UT Habitat for Humanity Begins New 'Chapter' of Involvement with KHFH |
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After several years of struggling, the Habitat for Humanity Chapter at The University of Tennessee is once again actively involved with Knoxville Habitat for Humanity, thanks to new leadership.
David Grueser, president of the University of Tennessee's Habitat for Humanity chapter, has made a valuable impact on the campus and in the Knoxville community. He is a junior, majoring in civil engineering, from Dyersburg, Tennessee.
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KHFH Focuses on the Habitat's Humanity |
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It's hard to belive its that time of year again -- when we review our end-of-year giving options. As we prepare to enter the holiday season, pause and consider a few financial housekeeping items:
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| Habitat for Humanity License Plates Available for Pre-Order |
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Show your love of Habitat for Humanity by pre-ordering an official Habitat for Humanity of Tennessee specialty license plate. In order for the plates to be produced, we need to have 1,000 people pre-order a plate by June 2012.
Help spread awareness of Habitat for Humanity while raising funds for Habitat for Humanity of Tennessee, a statewide organization that supports and promotes the 51 Habitat for Humanity affiliates throughout Tennessee, including KHFH.
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(Click here to for the order form.)
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| In Memory Gifts: November 2011 |
Knoxville Habitat for Humanity received the following gifts November 1 to November 30th from individuals in honor and in memory of their family or friends.
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Santa Drops in at the KHFH Thrift Store |
As has become his annual tradition, Santa Claus stopped by the KHFH Thrift Store on Tuesday, December 20th with a three of his elves to bring some Christmas cheer to the store and visit with customers. |
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A Special Note About Our Stores:
Please note that the Thrift Store and the ReStore will be CLOSED starting December 21 and will reopen on January 3rd.
Also, beginning in January the ReStore will be closed on Sundays AND Mondays. The Thrift Store will continue to be closed only on Sundays.
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