Susan Forwell of Ontario and Vida Chambers of Jamaica at work on the construction site. The seven families whose houses were built during the recent Ed Schreyer Work Project '97 in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada, are a case in point. While all heard about the Habitat blitz build in different ways, each of the ways led to eventual acceptance as homeowner partners. Craig Copland does some interior work in the early stages of the blitz week. Jim Elder looks on as John O'Neil finishes exterior electrical work on his family's new Habitat house.
Dirt comes with some blitz build jobs, like moving and laying sod.
Micheil Hill doesn't seem to mind. If you would like to be involved in building a Habitat house, call your local Habitat for Humanity affiliate or check out our special events page on this web site. Varied opportunities for helping are open to all people who share Habitat's vision of a world where everyone has at least a simple, decent place to call home. To contact Habitat for Humanity International, please see our contact information page .