| Support those who support Habitat |
| Amazing Days with the Overcast Family ABC Sanitary Armstrong Lumber Cabinetland Carpet Advantage Champaign Telephone Company Kurt B. Crail Foundation DOW Chemical F & R Roofing HDC Engineering Horizon Hobby IBEW Local 601 IDSCO Illiana Insulation Land of Lincoln Legal Lanz Heating Lanz Plumbing Larson Lone Pine Electric Maxwell Counters Midwest Potty House Tim Meyer Carpet Prairie Central Material Prairie Gardens Ratio Architecture Rental City Rogers Seamless Gutter Sam's Drywall Steven's Excavating Square D Storage Option Solutions City of Urbana Whirlpool Women Build Homes with the Corona Family Amasong BridalU.net El Toro II Michelle's Bridal National Council of Negro Women, Champaign County Section Printec ReStore sponsors Champaign Carpet and Tile Champaign Do-It-Best Hardware Champaign Estate Sales Champaign Telephone Company Custom Flooring & Acoustics Denver Mattress Dodds Company Flat Top Grill Flooring Surfaces General Growth Properties/Marketplace Mall Home Depot Laticrete International Lone Pine Electric Lowe's MAB Paints New Prairie Construction Prairie Productions Prime Time Pizza Prudential Landmark Real Estate Remco Electric ServPro Sherwin Williams Smith/Burgett Architects Springfield Electric TriStar |
| ReStore restores goods & homes |
| Champaign County's ReStore is open Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 1 to 5
p.m. Donations of goods for the ReStore are accepted 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tuesday - Saturday, 1 - 4 p.m. Sunday. Please pull up to the southeast garage door and ring bell for assistance. Too large for your vehicle? Schedule a donation pick up! Donation pick ups are a $5 fee in C-U, and $10 outside C-U within a 15 mile radius. Contact us at (217)355-6460 x120 or operations@cuhabitat.org to schedule. See new items here! |
| 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 |
| Brought to you by Horizon Hobby |
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| (Hard) Hats off to Horizon Hobby! |
...or "It is Easy Being Green" when you have good
friends at Prairie Gardens. Horizon volunteers have donated more than 1,000 hours to create this beautiful sage green home for Amber and her daughters.  Last week they focused on the outside of the home, planting bushes, trees, hostas and ornamental grasses donated by Prairie Gardens, under the expert guidance of Leon Rocker.  We are getting close to the finish line. In a few short weeks the drywall, trim and appliances will be in, the walls will be painted and it will be time to welcome the family in to their new home!  Please plan to join us for the home dedication on Saturday, November 3 at 10 a.m. (1105 N Goodwin, Urbana). |
| Women Build Homes Events |
| Our Women Build Homes project team, in partnership
with Maricela Corona's family, has put the FUN into
fundraising. Eating for Humanity: El Toro II Victor Fuentes, the owner of "El Toro II" restaurant (1805 S Neil, C) is helping organizations all over the community by donating profits from one table for four each week. From Monday, October 29th to Sunday, November 4th, Habitat for Humanity and the Women Build will be the beneficiary. Thank you, El Toro! Never Underestimate the Power of a Woman Come together to benefit the Maricela Corona Family and Women Build 2008 What: Cocktail Party! When: Friday, November 16, 5-7pm Where: Michelle's Bridal, 2210 North Willow Road, Urbana, 61802 Space is limited, so RSVP with your Women Build pledge to Eileen Gebbie (director@cuhabitat.org, 359-0507 x111) today. Special Thanks to our Event Sponsors: Michelle's Bridal Printec BridalU.net Amasong Winter Concerts Amasong, our nationally recognized, award-winning women's 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). Get to know Maricela better What would owning your own home mean to your family's future? It means the beginning of a new stage, a sense of freedom and the possibility of a better life. How do balance being a mom, working and going to school? It has been a little complicated, but I always find a time of the day to communicate with my children about anything they want to tell me. I usually study at night when they sleep and I focus better. At school I teach and try to do my best. I try to find 15 minutes a day to relax and go on. To read more about Maricela Corona and her family, click here. Thank you to all of the Women Build leaders: Alejandra Seufferheld, Carolyn Rice, Danielle Matthews, Debbie Hensleigh, Debra Henry, Heather Keigher, Heather McArty, Lin Randall, Maricela Corona, Meagan Smith, Michelle Schweighart and Nancy Merz. |
| Breakfast with Santa next month |
| Friday, November 16 8:30-9:30am Market Place Mall Food Court Advance Tickets $4 per person; $5 at the door Purchase tickets at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore or at the Market Place Mall Information Booth. |
| Habitat for Humanity Town Hall |
| Tuesday, November 13 Graciously hosted by the Lutheran Church of Mahomet 410 E Andover, Mahomet 630 - 730pm Learn about Habitat's mission of building relationships and community through homes for low income families. Ask questions of volunteers and staff. Provide feedback on how Habitat might better serve all of Champaign County, including Mahomet. Questions in advance? Contact Eileen Gebbie, 359-0507 x111 or director@cuhabitat.org. |
| Be a Wrap Star |
| As part of our three-year partnership with Marketplace
Mall, Habitat for Humanity of Champaign County will be offering
gift-wrapping to customers during the holiday season. Donations will
be welcome. If you would like to help wrap on December 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and/or 24 contact Ellen Willcox at 359-0507 x 110 or house@cuhabitat.org. Shifts will be two to three hours long and provide many opportunities to share Habitat's mission with the community while making new friends. |
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