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05/01/2025
It’s Older Americans Month: How Habitat Factors In
Whether serving our country, being part of the workforce, raising a family, or championing social change, the efforts of older Americans have left a lasting impact and helped pave the way for generations to come.
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09/17/2024
Meet the “French Fries”
Since early July, five French civil engineering students, affectionately dubbed the “French Fries” by our construction crew, have been volunteering their time on Tacoma Habitat construction sites.
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07/15/2024
Quilts Bring Comfort to Seniors
Thanks to the generosity the Quilting Sisters, Tacoma Habitat's Aging in Place program is now receiving handmade quilts to gift to clients.
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05/24/2024
Featured Faithful
Centered on long-time volunteer Reverend Dr. Gary Petersen, this Featured Faithful post explores the beginnings of the Building on Faith program and Global Village.
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07/18/2023
My Habitat Story: Karen
Since last August, Karen has become somewhat of a construction site regular, coming out twice a week and putting in over 140 volunteer hours.
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05/11/2023
My Habitat Story: Jack
Jack shares his story about volunteering with Tacoma Habitat and what's kept him engaged for over 10 years.
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04/19/2023
Featured Faithful
Centered on volunteer Rich Phillips, who has been engaged with Tacoma Habitat since the early 2000's, this Featured Faithful post shares more about the history of Tacoma Habitat's work in Gig Harbor and the support…
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04/17/2023
2023 Collegiate Challenge
In March, 67 college students from CT, NY, OR and CA used their spring breaks to serve with Tacoma Habitat as part of our Collegiate Challenge program. Read about their impact on our organization here.
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