Habitat for Humanity cuts back on Lawrence builds
Lawrence Habitat for Humanity scales down its 2009 plan from seven to four new homes due to the weak economy. Sponsoring groups dropped out over fundraising, shrinking donations. The program, which averages 90 000 per house, now caps at 78 000, while families contribute 200 sweat equity hours and future mortgage payments at low or no interest.
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Habitat for Humanity marks 20 years in Lawrence
The Lawrence Habitat for Humanity program led by Rev. John Gingerich and his wife Roberta celebrates two decades since 1989, culminating in the Legacy House project for Karim Abdelbanat Magda Abduljabbar and their four sons. Gingerich, now 87, reflects on founding the effort and its growth, noting 70 houses built over 20 years and his ongoing emeritus interest.
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