Sept. 28, 2024
Five families are starting a new chapter as they take possession of their row houses, built by Hamilton’s Habitat for Humanity and its partners. The project, located at 149 Sherman Ave. N., has been years in the making and was finally completed thanks to the work of volunteers, future homeowners and Hamilton secondary school co-op students.
Five families are starting a new chapter as they take possession of their row houses, built by Hamilton’s Habitat for Humanity and its partners. The project, located at 149 Sherman Ave. N., has been years in the making and was finally completed thanks to the work of volunteers, future homeowners and Hamilton secondary school co-op students. On Friday morning, families gathered for a key-passing ceremony.
On Friday morning, families gathered for a key-passing ceremony.
Volunteers from Habitat for Humanity, homeowners who put in their own hours, and Hamilton’s co-op students all contributed to the construction effort.
Stephanie McCue and her daughters, 11-year-old Sophie Little and 4-year-old Georgia Copeland, are one of five families receiving keys to their new row house built by Hamilton’s Habitat for Humanity.