We talk about community a lot building homes, building neighborhoods and building relationships. After our largest fundraiser, the Carpenters’ Ball, it’s clear that we are nurturing community when neighbors become friends and like.
The housing crisis in Eagle County makes headlines each week, but the sold-out crowd at Habitat for Humanity Vail Valley’s annual Carpenters’ Ball put a dent in the number of homes needed by raising $850,000.
For those of you who have volunteered at a Habitat Build Day, you know that you are often joined on the job site by a Habitat family contributing to their required volunteer hours. On a.
Grab your cowboy boots, wrangle some friends, and bring your Yellowstone state of mind to Habitat for Humanity Vail Valley’s Carpenters’ Ball on Saturday, March 11, at the Grand Hyatt Vail. There are many ways.
Being part of a community provides opportunity, safety, security, and it allows us to be part of something greater. The sense of community was evident Saturday, March 12, at Habitat for Humanity Vail Valley’s Carpenters’…