Building a Better Tomorrow: Habitat's Impact on Individuals and Families Keeping It Local

Discover the impact of Habitat for Humanity in Waukesha County on the latest Keeping it Local Podcast episode. Host Richie Burke, along with guests Joe Bogenberger, Jim Tarantino, and Melissa Songco, explores the inspiring Dominica Park project—a unique collaboration addressing the community's need for affordable housing.
With 34 years of experience, Habitat for Humanity Waukesha County has built 55 homes, emphasizing simplicity, decency, and affordability through partnerships with volunteers and the community. The Dominica Park project, an 18-lot, 20-unit subdivision, stands out as a rare instance where a Habitat branch builds an entire subdivision, showcasing successful collaboration with First Federal Bank and Capri Communities.
Delve into the broader impact of affordable housing on community fabric, workforce recruitment, and family stability. Melissa Songco highlights various Habitat initiatives, including the ReStore and a repair program. Look ahead to Habitat's ambitious goals—building 20 homes, completing 30 repairs, and expanding into three communities annually by 2033.
The episode concludes with heartwarming stories illustrating the profound impact of Habitat's work on individuals and families. Subscribe to the Keeping it Local Podcast for more uplifting stories of community impact and consider getting involved through volunteering or contributing your expertise.
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