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Habitat for Humanity was founded in 1968 by Linda and Millard Fuller to fulfill their vision of Christian service through providing affordable housing. The nonprofit's mission is to demonstrate Jesus' love by promoting dignity, hope, shelter, and sustainable development while advocating for affordable housing. Since 1974, Habitat for Humanity has helped over 750,000 families through home repairs or building new homes, serving over 2 million people worldwide and receiving $312.8 million in donations in 2013 alone.
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The document summarizes Habitat for Humanity's efforts to build homes in Haiti following the 2010 earthquake. It details that Habitat aims to build homes for 50,000 families over 5 years to help those left homeless by the earthquake. It provides statistics on emergency shelter kits distributed, damage assessments conducted, transitional shelters built, and jobs and training opportunities provided to Haitians. It also describes former President Jimmy Carter's annual volunteer work with Habitat to build homes in Haiti.
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Community Matters - Ideas to help Churches work with their Local Communities
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This document discusses three organizations that help communities in Indianapolis: the American Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity, and Gleaners Food Bank. It provides details on what each organization does, their missions, and ways for people to help through donations of time, money, supplies or food. The conclusion encourages readers to learn about local organizations and start volunteering or donating to make a difference in their community and the world.
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4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
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7:个人信誉贷款加10分
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- 2. ● Founded by Linda and Millard Fuller in 1968, in partnership with Clarence Jordan ● Together they created the concept of “partnership housing” ● This foundation was created to fulfill the life of Christian service that the Fullers set out to achieve The Founders
- 3. The Nonprofit's mission consists of five elements ● Demonstrate the love of Jesus ● Promote dignity and hope ● Focus on shelter ● Support sustainable and transformational development. ● Advocate for affordable housing The Mission
- 4. ● The first habitat house was built in October of 1974 ● Since its founding habitat for humanity has helped over 750,000 families with either house repairs, or building a new home ● The habitat houses have been linked to an increase in neighborhood property value Facts
- 5. ● In 2013 habitat for humanity received $312.8 million in donations o they also served 124,964 families that year ● Since its founding, habitat for humanity has helped to serve over 2 million people worldwide Figures