On Thursday, September 26, attorneys, paralegals and admins from the Findlay office participated in the Findlay/Hancock County Habitat for Humanity build on the Bishop Lane block, Findlay. The group worked on finishing projects for a three-bedroom family home including hanging lighting fixtures, touching up trim, installing window blinds, caulking seams, and clean up. Habitat homes on the 1700 block of Bishop Lane will be dedicated on Tuesday, October 8, from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.
To learn more about Habitat homes or to volunteer for Habitat for Humanity in Findlay go to https://habitatfindlay.org
For information on Habitat for Humanity in Toledo go to: Maumee Valley Habitat for Humanity https://www.mvhabitat.org/
Cutline (LtoR): It takes teamwork to build a home. Dylan Krendl, Patty Koehler, Traci Beach, Lydia Dillion, Sarah Corney, and Josh Kin take a break from their Habitat building project on Bishop Lane.
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