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THE NEED
The Habitat office receives many calls throughout the year from people in need of decent housing. “Application Drives” are conducted periodically as current building projects progress and those homes are settled. The organization employs a rigorous screening process to identify and select those who will become future partner families. Applications are solicited in both counties through newspaper, radio, online, and community information board advertising, and 30 or more applications may be received. Many times there are more qualified applicants than can be accepted resulting in families continuing to live in substandard housing. At times we have a waiting list of over a year. With sufficient resources the need could be met.
The Habitat office receives many calls throughout the year from people in need of decent housing. “Application Drives” are conducted periodically as current building projects progress and those homes are settled. The organization employs a rigorous screening process to identify and select those who will become future partner families. Applications are solicited in both counties through newspaper, radio, online, and community information board advertising, and 30 or more applications may be received. Many times there are more qualified applicants than can be accepted resulting in families continuing to live in substandard housing. At times we have a waiting list of over a year. With sufficient resources the need could be met.
HISTORY
Lancaster/Northumberland Habitat was started in 1996 and has built houses on four sites, averaging about two per year. Two houses have been built on Locksley Hall Road in Northumberland County, five have been built on Greenwood Court in Lancaster County and six have been built on Pond Park Road also in Lancaster County. A sixth house on Greenwood Court is scheduled to be complete in the summer of 2012.
Lancaster/Northumberland Habitat was started in 1996 and has built houses on four sites, averaging about two per year. Two houses have been built on Locksley Hall Road in Northumberland County, five have been built on Greenwood Court in Lancaster County and six have been built on Pond Park Road also in Lancaster County. A sixth house on Greenwood Court is scheduled to be complete in the summer of 2012.
CONTACT US
Lancaster/Northumberland Habitat for Humanity
P.O. Box 908
Kilmarnock, VA. 22482-0908
Telephone: 804-435-3461
info@lnhabitat.org
Lancaster/Northumberland Habitat for Humanity
P.O. Box 908
Kilmarnock, VA. 22482-0908
Telephone: 804-435-3461
info@lnhabitat.org
Board of Directors 2011
President
John O’Keefe
Vice President
Stephanie Chaufournier
Secretary
Nancy Brown
Treasurer
Sandra Scott
President
John O’Keefe
Vice President
Stephanie Chaufournier
Secretary
Nancy Brown
Treasurer
Sandra Scott
Larry Adams
Paula Owens
Tom Watkins
Paula Owens
Tom Watkins
Duane Bushey
Tony Sica
Tony Sica
Nan Harvey Flynn
G. "Sonny" Thomas
G. "Sonny" Thomas
Vashti Jones
H. Cliff Voss
H. Cliff Voss
Pat Lewis
Ed Young
Ed Young
Lancaster/Northumberland Habitat for Humanity Inc.
P.O. Box 908, Kilmarnock, VA 22482
Ph: 804-435-3461
