Habitat Blitz
In July 2006, Habitat for Humanity of Seminole County, Maronda Homes, Trustco Bank and Orangewood Presbyterian joined together to build a complete house in 10 days! Ginger Flack is a single-mother who has worked for two years building other Habitat for Humanity homes on the weekends to earn the privilege of owning a home of her own.
Message from Ginger:
I wanted to again, thank you for all you, and your church, have done for my daughter Amaya and I. Our blessings, as you prayed, have been overflowing, and for that I am truly thankful. What is so wonderful about giving to your community, is that its a gift that keeps on giving. You restore faith in humanity, you give people hope for a better future, and let them know there are great people out in this world who care.
Being in the program with Habitat has shown me how this world is full of giving, loving people. Your church has done so much for my family, and long after the dust has settled, that gift will still be giving to us. Its a better life we are soon to start. I cannot truly express how grateful I am, other then returning the gift of giving. Many people need help, and I intend of doing just that, as a way to keep God's work going forward.
Many blessings to you and your family.
