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The Grinch who stole our Tools

A fundraising campaign for Habitat for Humanity of Springfield, Missouri, Inc..

On Friday, November 24, a truck and trailer full of tools used to build and repair homes in Woodland Heights, our Neighborhood Revitalization partner, was stolen from our offices. Thanks to the Greene County Sheriff's Office, Springfield Police Department, and tips from local citizens, our truck and trailer were recovered. That's the good news. The bad news - our tools are gone.

$15,000 of tools must be replaced in order to build and repair homes in Woodland Heights

A fundraising campaign was established to raised funds to replace our stolen tools. Grants and donations from area businesses will supplement private donations to purchase replacement tools.
- Monetary Donations: give online to our "The Grinch who stole our tools" campaign, or at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore (2410 S. Scenic).
- Tool Donations: Please contact Brandi VanAntwerp, Development Director, for further details regarding tool donations. To maintain the quality of our home repair and home building program, we reserve the right to only accept tool donations that maintain proper building standards. 417-829-4001 x 106 or brandi@habitatspringfieldmo.org
Can you help us replace our stolen tools and repair the damage made to our recovered truck and trailer? Make a donation today!

We are working with our insurance company on a claim to replace our stolen tools, but we will incur a high deductible.

$9,546
raised of $15,000 goal

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supporters
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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.