Habitat for Humanity workers stabbed while working on Richmond home
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WTVR ^
| March 25, 2019 | VERNON FREEMAN JR.,
RICHMOND, Va. – Two Habitat for Humanity workers were stabbed Saturday afternoon near Forest Hill Avenue in Richmond. The stabbing occurred when the workers were working on a home in the 200 block of W 34th Street. While working, they were approached by a man asking for directions. But
within minutes- the suspect was grabbing the neck of his 18-year-old victim- demanding money. "Ron the supervisor threw a hammer at him and he ran out but Ron couldn't get to the door fast enough to close it," said Jane Helfrich, CEO Richmond Region Habitat for Humanity. "The apprentice ran next...
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NJ assemblywoman's husband sought help from Habitat for Humanity in rebuilding $465K shore home
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NJ Advance Media for NJ.com ^
| February 20, 2015
State Assemblywoman Linda Stender (D-Union) tonight acknowledged that her husband got help from a non-profit group that assists low-income homeowners in demolishing a shore home severely damaged by Hurricane Sandy that records show had been purchased for nearly a half-million dollars. The
owner of the Manasquan home — identified in public records as Richard Stender, the assemblywoman's husband — applied to Monmouth County-based Coastal Habitat for Humanity for help, said Maureen Mulligan, the group's executive director.
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At 90, Jimmy Carter hammers away in Oak Cliff for Habitat for Humanity [Hurl to the Max]
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Dallas Morning (Lies) News ^
| 08 October 2014 11:06 PM | ROY APPLETON
The guy wearing the red bandanna didn’t mess around. Measuring,
cutting and hammering away, he made sure the siding was just right for the new house in Oak Cliff. Nothing like having a seasoned leader on the job. Former President Jimmy Carter didn’t let a little heat and his age (90) get in the way Wednesday morning at the house on Exeter Avenue.
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