Greetings!
We hope you enjoy reading about the highlights of Evergreen Habitat for Humanity this month. As always we greatly appreciate your support of our affiliate where we continue to build safe and affordable housing for our hard working, low income families. If you would like to find out how you can help, please visit www.ehfh.org for more information. |
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Thrivent Kick Off Meeting Discusses Construction Plans with Habitat Staff and Volunteer Leaders
(L to R: Paul Prigge from Memorial Lutheran, Leland Saele from St. Andrew Lutheran and Frank Geuder from Memorial Lutheran)
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Over 20 people attended the Thrivent Builds kick off meeting on March 9th to discuss the construction schedule and volunteer process for building the Soria family home.
Various Lutheran church leaders, Thrivent Financial for Lutherans staff, the Soria family and the Evergreen Habitat for Humanity staff gathered to discuss the logistics of the construction process and volunteering opportunities that will begin on May 13th.
Anne Anderson, Thrivent Specialist, told the group how Thrivent is very supportive of the Evergreen Habitat for Humanity affiliate since it has agreed to sponsor a second house this year after the successful completion of the Cramer home last year.
"We hope this will provide a meaningful volunteering experience. Thank you all for your enthusiasm."
Ken Schlemmer, construction volunteer, reviewed the construction schedule with the group including all the building projects as well as the number of
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