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1. Abitat for Humanity2013 Of Pinellas County
2. What is Habitat for Humanity? Is for every simple people or family from Pinellas, that for any reason need help, respect or faith from us, and What is less that we can do like human? Offer help to this humilde people. HOPE
3. Mission
4. Mission Statement Putting faith into action, Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County promotes family stability by providing innovative and affordable housing solutions to qualified individuals and families. In partnership with our community, we work toward our ultimate goal of eliminating substandard housing throughout the county.
5. How Abitat Work? Habitat’s unique and sensible formula makes it possible for limited-income households to own a home they can afford. With volunteer labor and local donations of money and some in-kind materials, Habitat Pinellas builds and rehabilitates houses with the help of the homeowner families. Habitat houses are sold to partner families or individuals at no profit and financed with zero-interest loans. Building Locally Building Globally Building with Dignity Building with YOU
6. Donates
7. We Need Donates? Yes, because is about that help, donation to Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County matters! Each gift supports a family in need of decent, affordable housing right here in our community. Many of them are in our program and waiting for their opportunity. Please join us in bringing more families—more children—the legacy of homeownership.
8. Bank of America Charitable Foundation has been a strong annual supporter of Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County with donations totaling over $370,000 since 2006. This home donation, which is now the Munnerlyn family home, is in addition to a $55,000 grant from Bank of America to help Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County fund construction of another new home for a qualified homeowner in the Tampa Bay area. Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County has received seven low-value or of-value distressed property donations from Bank of America over the past year.
9. Early Tuesday morning, we were delighted to receive a $15,000 check from our friends at Wells Fargo. The check was presented to our interim CEO, Ron Spoor, by Eric Sharpe, senior vice president, Machelle Manor, vice president community development and Debra Kent Faulk, community affairs officer.
10. Volunteer
11. Why Need Volunteer? Volunteer opportunities make it possible for thousands of people to get active in our community and make a difference in the lives of children and families. Building a new home takes time and money, but seeing a family get the key to a home you helped build is inspiring. Come out and volunteer. Come make a difference. 
12. VOLUNTEER HISTORY 1990 (September) - 15th home dedicated, the 1st outside St. Petersburg in Clearwater. Builds in Safety Harbor, Dunedin, Tarpon Springs and Pinellas Park follow. 2013 (February) - Habitat Pinellas' annual Blitz Build completes two homes in just seven days involving nearly 500 community volunteers! 2007 - Women Build: More than 400 new volunteers grab hammers to join an all-woman crew to build with the Yauch family. 2010(January) - 25th Birthday Blitz: Celebrating 25 years in Pinellas County, 700 volunteers came together to build two homes in one week.
13. Program Office13355 49th Street NorthClearwater, FL, 33762 Contact us Phone: 727.536.4755Fax: 727.209.2191Hours: Monday - Friday (9am - 5pm) http://www.habitatpinellas.org