Philanthropic Efforts Make a House a Home

Community efforts in storm-ravaged areas comfort those who have lost their homes

Moving into a new home can always be disconcerting: figuring out where things fit, which stair creaks, and what day to take out your garbage are only small problems.  When a neighborhood is nearly distroyed by storms or other natural disasters, discovering a neighbor has helped put a new roof over your head is disorienting… and truly a blessing.

According to the Christian Science Monitor, "house-gifting" is "a modern take on barn-raising."  People all over the country are tapping into their physical abilities and philanthropic nature to help those in need.  Organizations like Habitat for Humanity has built 32,305 homes in the U.S. since 2001.  Another organization has produced 650 homes in Biloxi, Mississippi.  These homes can be built in as little as a day with enough elbow grease. 

The article goes on to explain that reality television shows and recent disasters have encouraged the interest.  Your RealtyPro Team professional can help you find and develop this feeling of community right in your own backyard, with or without a hammer in your hand!

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