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Vehicle Repair Fund

The weekend after Christmas, two box trucks and three construction vehicles owned by Habitat for Humanity were vandalized. A thief cut out and stole the catalytic converters from each of the vehicles leaving them damaged and illegal to drive. So far, one of the vehicles has an estimate of $3,000 to repair, and we expect $1,000’s more as we continue to have the other vehicles inspected.
T
he box trucks give us the ability to pick up large donations for the ReStore, where all funds support Habitat for Humanity’s mission. The construction trucks transport tools and supplies to locations where we are building or repairing homes for low-income families in Greene County.
Please support Habitat for Humanity so that we can repair our trucks as soon as possible. Donations will be used to fund repairs and to upgrade our security.
MonetaryDonations: Give online give.habitatspringfieldmo.org/ge/repair or at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore (2410 S. Scenic)
Assistance with
Repairs: Organizations or businesses interested in assisting with parts and services can contact Chris Houghton at 417-829-4001 x 110 or chrishoughton@habitatspringfieldmo.org.‎
We are thankful for the teamwork of the Greene CountySherriff’s Office, Springfield Police Department, and the media for working with us to find answers. Right now, there are multiple repair projects and two new home builds in progress. We are hopeful that funds will be raised quickly in order to continue the organization’s mission of building and repairing homes for low-income families.

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raised of $10,000 goal

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In Support of Habitat for Humanity of Springfield, Missouri, Inc.

Habitat for Humanity of Springfield, Missouri believes every person in the Springfield and surrounding area deserves a decent place to live. As an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, HFHS impacts more than 110 households a year. Since 1988, HFHS has either built or renovated more than 700 homes, providing shelter for more than 1,100 men, women and children from Greene, Christian, and Webster Counties by helping people gain strength, stability and independence through housing, including home construction, rehabilitation and repairs and by increasing access to improved shelter through products and programs.