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Habitat for Humanity of Douglas County

Based in Douglas County, Minnesota, we exist as a nonprofit, Christian housing ministry that seeks to eliminate poverty housing in the community and to make simple, decent shelter a matter of conscience and action.

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Habitat Elects New Board Members & Officers

Habitat for Humanity of Douglas County President Steve Hellermann reports the election of two new board members: Irene Vagle and Marie Anderson. The board also elected officers: Steve Hellermann, President; Jan Finazzo, Vice President; Chris Worley, Treasurer; Janna Lindoo, Secretary; and John Beem, Past President. Other board members include: Joyce Hansen, John Loken, Terry Quist, Gordon Vander Helm and Pete Wood. Vern Anderson, Co-Founder and CEO of Douglas Machine, Inc. installed the new directors and officers at their organizational meeting held on July 20, 2010.

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First Habitat Home completed in Brandon!

This is the first Habitat home built in the Brandon area. The home was generously donated to HFH by long time Brandon resident Joan Fjoslien.

A brief program is planned. Homebuyers Brad and Jennifer Morgan and their children, Kirstian, Cody, and twins Taylor and Tyler Morgan are more than just a little eager to move into their new home. Brad, Jennifer and Kirstian have completed 600 hours of “sweat equity” helping to build the home, a basic tenet of Habitat for Humanity.
Directions: From County Road #82 go North into town on Central Avenue, Proceed approximately 3 blocks to 3rd Street, Turn right, go two blocks, 203 is on the left hand side in second block.

Posted by on 05/28 at 10:04 AM

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