Disaster Relief Response

Habitat for Humanity is here to help! Those affected by the recent disasters may apply for assistance by following the link below.

Habitat for Humanity work continues. Habitat is moving on to the next phase of recovery providing much-needed home repairs to the most vulnerable populations. Habitat is also one of the organizations providing resources and help at the Montecito Center for Preparedness, Recovery, and Rebuilding, located at 1283 Coast Village Circle in Montecito. This center serves as a central source of support, information and resources for residents, businesses, employees, and communities affected by the recent disasters.

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Thank you to Neil Kreisel for inviting us to speak on AHA Presents About Education. Rose Levy our program coordinator and Liz Beebe, our disaster relief coordinator, along with special guests Marco Farrell (Montecito homeowner), and Hobbie (Habitat volunteer) shared what we are doing in Montecito and what we have done to help our community heal. Listen below:

Volunteer Guidelines: Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes and long pants for safety. Volunteers will be sent to change if not abiding by clothing guidelines. Volunteers must all be 16 years or older (no kids please) for liability.

Volunteers are highly encouraged to bring water and wear sunscreen and to leave valuables at home. Habitat for Humanity does not provide lunch; volunteers are welcome to bring a lunch or go off-site for a bite to eat if they wish.

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