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About Habitat Wake

Habitat Wake AmeriCorps

AmeriCorps Q&A with Chris Hamilton
Chris Hamilton served two years as an AmeriCorps member and was just recently promoted to Construction Superintendent. To get a better glimpse into what it's like to be an AmeriCorps with Habitat Wake, we asked Chris a few questions. Check out this Q&A:
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Affordable Housing

Call on Congress for Much Needed Housing Relief
COVID-19 is creating hardship for renters and homeowners across the country. In North Carolina, 43% of renter households are at risk of eviction and there is a looming foreclosure crisis for homeowners. Negotiations are underway right now in Congress to provide additional relief to families and businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. We need your help to ensure that housing relief is a top priority.
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Affordable Housing

The City of Raleigh proposes an Affordable Housing Bond
Raleigh Proposes an Affordable Housing Bond

The City of Raleigh is facing an affordable housing crisis. With 1 in 4 families spending too much of their income on housing, neighborhoods in need of revitalization, and the cost of land on the rise, the City is looking for ways to improve home affordability in Raleigh.
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Habitat Wake Happenings

Habitat Wake Names New Board Chair, Elects Two New Members
Contact:
Olivia Bowler, Director of Communications
Habitat for Humanity of Wake County
olivia.bowler@habitatwake.org
Office: 919-744-2495

Habitat for Humanity of Wake County Names New Board Chair, Elects Two New Members

RALEIGH, NC (June 30, 2020) – Habitat for Humanity of Wake County is pleased to announce the appointment of Susan Corts Hill as the Chair of the Board of Directors, and the election of two new members, Beth Jones of Womble Bond Dickinson and Brian Dulaney of the NC State Habitat Campus Chapter.
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Affordable Housing

The latest in advocacy: a policy win for NC families!
Advocacy Win!
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We stand with you. Black lives matter.
To the members of our beloved Wake and Johnston communities,

Habitat Wake stands in solidarity with all those seeking justice for the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and the many others who have suffered and died due to racialized police violence.
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