East Wake Coalition

Coalition Churches
Bethlehem Baptist Church
BridgePoint Church
Faith Baptist Church
Hephzibah Baptist Church
Knightdale Baptist Church
Knightdale United Methodist Church

Lee's Cross Roads Missionary Baptist Church
Longview Baptist Church
Malaby’s Crossroads Baptist Church
Northside Community Church
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Riley Hill Baptist Church
The Passage Church
Wendell Baptist Church

Wendell First Baptist Church
Wendell United Methodist Church
Zebulon Baptist Church
Zebulon First Baptist Church
Zebulon United Methodist Church

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Building to bring veterans home
On November 10, Habitat Wake celebrated the veterans in our community with our 2023 Veterans Build! Thanks to the Clayton High School Navy JROTC for presenting the colors at our kickoff ceremony. We appreciate Credit Suisse, MetLife, Builders Mutual and Eaton for their support and time spent volunteering.

This build allowed veterans to come together with a veteran homebuyer as we built and raised the walls for a home at our Old Poole Place community. Happy Veterans Day, and thank you to all our brave veterans for your service.
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Affordable Housing

2023 Elections Wrap-Up
Local Elections Wrap in North Carolina

Local elections have concluded for 2023 and the results are in. Both newcomers and incumbents won races across the county, many of whom ran on a platform highlighting the importance of affordable housing.
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Old Poole Place

Where we started, and we are: Progress at Old Poole Place!
Habitat Wake's vision for the Old Poole Place community goes beyond just constructing houses. It's about creating a thriving neighborhood where individuals and families can build a stable and secure future. Located in Southeast Raleigh, this community represents a significant milestone in Habitat Wake's ongoing efforts to provide affordable housing solutions.
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Affordable Housing

Election Day is coming up – don't forget your Voter ID!
Voting is a powerful way to use your voice and support affordable housing advocates running for office. Before you go to the polls it is important to remember that, starting this year, voters will need to present an acceptable form of Voter ID at the ballot box. This could include a NC driver’s license or any of the other types of IDs found on this helpful list from Democracy NC:
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Remembering Dewey Alley
VP of Faith Relations and Habitat Wake founder Rick Beech remembers Dewey Alley, former Habitat Wake board chair, who passed away on Oct. 7.

We have lost two Habitat giants in the past year. Both were major factors in helping Habitat Wake become what it is today. We stand on their powerful legacy.
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Faith

Why We Build and Advocate: A response to a Universal Divine Calling to Serve
Reflection provided at the kick-off ceremony for the Johnston County Faith Build. Written by: Rev. Sherry C. Storrs, Deacon Grace Episcopal Church, Clayton; Episcopal Diocese NC
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Building to bring veterans home

2023 Elections Wrap-Up

Local Elections Wrap in North Carolina

Where we started, and we are: Progress at Old Poole Place!

Election Day is coming up – don't forget your Voter ID!

Remembering Dewey Alley

Why We Build and Advocate: A response to a Universal Divine Calling to Serve

Reflection provided at the kick-off ceremony for the Johnston County Faith Build. Written by: Rev. Sherry C. Storrs, Deacon Grace Episcopal Church, Clayton; Episcopal Diocese NC