| Support those who support Habitat |
| Women Build Homes with the Corona
Family Alto Vineyards Amasong Beaumont Alignment Plus BridalU.net Cooper's Hawk Winery Corkscrew English Hedgerow Friar Tuck Furrow Vineyard Chef Benjamin Graves Herriott's Rentals Kickapoo Creek Winery Lynfred Winery, Inc. Mackinaw Valley Vineyard Michelle's Bridal National Council of Negro Women, Champaign County Section Printec Sleepy Creek Vineyards El Toro II Traveling Vineyard Women of Grace Community Church Wells Fargo Z Entertainment ReStore sponsors Champaign Carpet and Tile Champaign Do-It-Best Hardware Champaign Estate Sales Champaign Telephone Company Dodds Company Empty Tomb Flooring Surfaces General Growth Properties/Marketplace Mall Lone Pine Electric Lowe's MAB Paints New Prairie Construction Prime Time Pizza Remco Electric Riley Homes Sherwin Williams Springfield Electric TriStar U-Haul |
| Market Place Madness |
| Thank you to Margie Delheimer, Cathrine Chen, Tracy
Hoshaw, Kristin Ericson, Sam Lites, Sara Gibbs, Jo Erickson, Anna
Hoffman, Rebecca Krier, Stan Borysek, Jessica Lee, John McDermott,
Andrew Nicholas, Kevin Blaha, Jack Doron, Vera Hanoka, Lisa Kelly
Wilson, Bozena Sawicka, Susan Bekiares, Laurie Ducey and members of
the University of Illinois Habitat student chapter for staffing our
inaugural gift wrapping weekend at Market Place Mall. We will continue to have gift wrap tables near Sears and Bergners on December 8, 9, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Do you want to be a wrapper? Please contact Ellen Willcox at 359-0507 x110 or house@cuhabitat.org. All goodwill offerings made will go to the Women Build with Maricela Corona's Family. |
| Habitat for Humanity of Champaign County & ReStore |
| 119 E. University Ave. Champaign, IL 61820 (217) 355-6460 ReStore (217) 359-0507 Administration www.cuhabitat.org |
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| Amasong and Women Build |
 Over $10,000 has been raised towards the $64,500 needed
to break ground on the Women Build home at 114 N Cottage Grove in
Urbana. As the ReStore covers Habitat's administrative costs, all
funds donated to home builds goes directly to home builds.
Habitat homes cost $65,000 - $95,000 to build depending on the land under development. Our affiliate raises $64,500 for each home build. Habitat itself covers any expense in excess (more below). Each home has a 20-year, zero interest mortgage, also at $64,500. Principal payments ($75 - $250 per home owner each month depending on the age of the home) help to defray the cost of future home builds (up to $30,000 per build). Donor investment in the homes is protected from "flipping" with a 10-year profit-sharing clause in each mortgage. Amasong: Champaign-Urbana's Premier Lesbian/Feminist Chorus, has offered to donate one dollar for each attendee of their winter concerts to the Women Build. The performances will be on December 8 at 730pm and December 9 at 4pm at McKinley Presbyterian (809 S 5th, C). |
| Did you know? Empty Tomb |
| empty tomb, inc. is, like Habitat, a Christian
service and research organization. In the Champaign-Urbana area,
those services include: * Christian Family to Family Relationships: This work provides support structures and encourages friendships between Christians with resources and families in need. * Christian Health Services: Christian Health Services provides a Christian nurse at Frances Nelson Health Center. Layettes are prepared for newborns, and limited medical prescription funds are available. * Clothing Work: Clothing is provided on a drop-off basis and is available free in Jesus' name. * Free Food Work: Congregations donate money to purchase food, or collect canned goods and deliver food from their pantry to families in need. * Furniture Work: Donated furniture is picked up and delivered to needy households. * Helping Work: Limited cash grants are available for various emergency needs, such as rent assistance, power bills, and prescriptions. * Home Maintenance Work: Designed to help low-income people who own their homes to make renovations; labor is done free in Jesus' name. We have been blessed by empty tomb's support of Habitat through our shared "furniture mission," routing goods and donation opportunities to each other whenever possible. Thank you! |
| Holiday Home Sale |
 Please join us on Tuesday, December 11 from 12 - 8p.m.,
for the ReStore Holiday Home Sale. All merchandise, including
holiday decorations, will be 15% off. We will also raffle a portrait by Glenn Harriger ("Misty Morning - Sangamon River"). Tickets are $1 each. If you'd like to help set up for the sale on Monday, December 10, please contact Patti Darr (355-6460 x116, volunteer@cuhabitat.org). Did you know? Tuesdays are mark-down days at the ReStore. Come in to see what items have been reduced even further! See new items here! |
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