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Seeing The Future Take Shape
“Right now, we are standing in our future home. It’s still just the bones of a house, but soon it’s going to be so much more.”

A few years ago, Joseph and Maria packed up their life and moved across the country to North Carolina. They were searching for new opportunities and a place where homeownership might one day be possible.

Walking through the framed walls of their future home, it was clear that this moment was the culmination of years spent working toward a stable, joyful future.
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Volunteering

Cardinal Gibbons Builds a Habit of Service
If you ever swing by a Habitat Wake construction site and see the Cardinal Gibbons High School bus parked nearby, you're in for something special. Sure, there's a bit more goofy energy going around than usual (Picture: 30 high school seniors at 9am in hardhats). But there's also something special happening here: young adults are laying the foundation for a lifetime of service and community engagement.
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40th Anniversary

Celebrating the Carters’ Lifelong Commitment to Service
Throughout the year, scattered legacy doors have been gathering signatures and messages in honor of former President Jimmy Carter, tributing his decades of service and dedication to Habitat that have inspired generations of affordable housing advocates.

The doors have been featured in five Triangle ReStore locations and at several events throughout Habitat Wake’s 40th year, showcasing the community’s collective dedication to building homes, communities and hope.
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40th Anniversary

A Family Legacy of Support
When Habitat for Humanity of Wake County was just beginning in the 1980s, Raleigh business leader Tommy Fonville was among the first to step in to support affordable housing in the Triangle. Forty years later, his daughter Mary Burr Edwards is carrying on that mission.

Their story is one of legacy, but more importantly, it’s about how families and businesses can make a lasting impact by investing in the community they call home.
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Pope Leo Campaign Kick Off
Habitat for Humanity of Wake County announces the Pope Leo campaign
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With a Little Help from Her Best Friend
In the summer of 2024, Gretchen was caught off guard when her best friend, Mica, suddenly asked, “Hey, what’s your gross income? How long have you lived in Wake County?”

Gretchen laughed, unsure what was happening. “I was like, I have no idea what you’re doing—but here you go.”

What Gretchen didn’t realize at the time was that Mica was filling out a Habitat for Humanity of Wake County application on her behalf.
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