Lakeshore Chinooks Jersey Auction to Benefit Habitat for Humanity

Join us in supporting Habitat for Humanity and catch a Chinooks game at Kapco Field on August 1st for the Annual Jersey Auction Game.

 

Sign up, grab your free t-shirt, wear it to the game, and get in for free! Join us in supporting Habitat for Humanity and catch a Chinooks game at Kapco Field on August 1st for the Annual Jersey Auction Game. Turnhall Financial Group and the Chinooks have partnered to donate 100% of the auction proceeds of game-worn jerseys to Habitat for Humanity. Support a great cause and catch a great game.

 

When you secure your spot by signing up, let us know how many people are coming and what size t-shirts you need. Kids two and under do not require a ticket unless they would like their own seat. Wear your t-shirt to the game, and we will be there, at the front gate, with your free tickets!

 

The cutoff for registration is Monday, July 5th at 5:00 PM. You can pick up your t-shirt from our office at 236 Hamilton Rd, Cedarburg, WI 53012 between Monday, July 26th, and Thursday, July 29th from 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM. You must wear your t-shirt to the game to get your free tickets. Your tickets also include a hot dog, chips, and a soda. We can’t wait to see you there for Chinooks Baseball, “It’s off the hook!"

 

 

 

Habitat Dedicates 10th New Home in Port Washington for Tammy and Son Alex

A new milestone was reached as Habitat dedicated its 10th new home in Ozaukee County on Feb. 19th at 170 North Park St. in Port Washington.

 

Habitat President Tom Urban, board members, community advocates, members of Thrivent Financial and First Immanuel Church in Cedarburg celebrated with homeowner, Tammy, and son, Alex, a 22-year-old with physical and development disabilities. Volunteers contributed over 3,000 hours in just seven months to complete the new home. Tammy and her supporters contributed 250 hours of sweat equity. The new home provides accommodations for Alex's disabilities that will make his quality of life a little better and the care Tammy provides a little easier.

 

Tammy is a single mother to her son Alex who has cerebral palsy with severe physical and developmental disabilities. He requires extensive care from his mom, who generously gives it 24 hours-a-day, seven days-a-week, 365 days-a-year. The home has many accommodations to improve mobility for Alex, including wider doorways and walls and an accessible shower.


Grafton Area Chamber Awards Habitat for Humanity-Ozaukee Outstanding Community Group Award

On Nov. 20 Habitat for Humanity-Ozaukee was honored as the 2016 Outstanding Community Group by the Grafton Area Chamber of Commerce. This award is given each year to a group that exemplifies the highest standards in leadership, stewardship, integrity and community involvement. Tom Urban, Habitat board president, accepted the award surrounded by board members and Grafton homeowner, Cynthia, and her daughter, Harmonee.


Grafton Home Dedication and Open House

Habitat homeowner, Cynthia, is surrounded by family including (left to right and back to front), father Clarence, mother Josephine, sister Teresa, daughter Harmonee (center), and nephews Chance and Sergio.
Habitat homeowner, Cynthia, is surrounded by family including (left to right and back to front), father Clarence, mother Josephine, sister Teresa, daughter Harmonee (center), and nephews Chance and Sergio.

Thanks to the generosity of Ozaukee County supporters, new homeowner, Cynthia, and young daughter, Harmonee, are thriving in their new home.

 

Nearly 50 supporters attended a dedication event and open house last fall to welcome the family to the Grafton community. Cynthia is working hard to improve her family holding down two jobs in Ozaukee County while pursuing a nursing degree from Milwaukee Area Technical College. High crime in her former Milwaukee neighborhood was also a factor in Cynthia’s decision to become a Habitat homeowner.

 

Your generosity helps build strength, stability and self-reliance for families like Cynthia's. We couldn't do it without you!


New Accessible Home Takes Shape with $45,000 Thrivent Builds with Habitat for Humanity® Grant

After more than a decade building affordable homes for families in Ozaukee County, Habitat for Humanity-Ozaukee broke ground on its 10th home in Port Washington in spring of 2016.

 

Through a national partnership with Thrivent Financial, $45,000 of the home's funding was generously provided by the Thrivent Builds with Habitat for Humanity® program. Thrivent Builds mobilizes Thrivent Financial members and other volunteers to help build homes in partnership with Habitat families.