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COVID-19 Coronavirus Pandemic Update

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From the desk of our Executive Director: Dear Clay County Habitat for Humanity supporter, I am writing to provide an update about the measures Clay County Habitat is taking to protect our staff, volunteers and the people we serve during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic. These measures are based on guidance from Habitat for Humanity International …

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Welcome Home Lee & Marsh Family

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Congratulations to the Lee and Marsh families for becoming homeowners. Both families worked tremendously hard to accomplish their goal of home ownership. During the construction process, many volunteers worked on creating these homes. Thank you to the James Boys, participants of the Leaders Build,  Clay County Chamber of Commerce, Fleming Island United Methodist Church, Kingdom …

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2019 If These Walls Could Talk

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                           Supporters of Clay County Habitat for Humanity gathered October 7th to observe World Habitat Day. The impact of Habitat locally and across the world was celebrated at the luncheon. Clay Habitat is proud to have the support of many businesses and individuals. …

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Hurricane Dorian Closures

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  The ReStore and Clay County Habitat administration offices will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday. We will continue to update the website and Facebook with any other potential closures. Please be safe during the storm!​

Cost of Home

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Nearly 19 million U.S. households today pay half or more of their income on a place to live. That means 1 in 6 families are denied the personal and economic stability that safe, decent and affordable housing provides.That means that 1 in 6 families are forced to make impossible choices. A safe home. Nutritious food …

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Leader’s Build

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Clay County Habitat for Humanity hosted a Leaders Build Saturday, April 27th in Green Cove Springs. More than 40 elected officials, executives and other business leaders came together to address the need of affordable housing in Clay County. Members of the community who were present was members of the Clay County Sherriff’s Office, Clerk of Court Tara Green and members of her office, County Commissioner Mike Cella, Clay County Chamber members, Wells Fargo, Nonprofit Center of Northeast Florida, Vystar, Clay County Habitat for Humanity Board of Directors and other community leaders. Orange Park Medical Center sponsored the medic for the event. 

The Leader’s Build construction site will complete Clay County Habitat’s 167th and 168th home. To visit the Clay Today article, please click http://bit.ly/2E7FHvx. 

 

Collegiate Challenge

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Clay County Habitat for Humanity welcomed students from the University of Kentucky and Colgate University for Collegiate Challenge. During the week of their Spring Break, these twenty students volunteered on various projects. For more than 25 years, Habitat has provided alternative school break volunteer opportunities to college students. Since this program began in the late …

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Celebrating 165 Homes Built

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    Clay County Habitat for Humanity built 165 homes throughout the county. The majority of homes have been built in Green Cove Springs. Clay County Habitat has built 105 homes in Green Cove Springs, 46 in Middleburg, 12 in Orange Park, 1 in Penney Farms, and 1 in Keystone Heights. Our vision is to …

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