The Plymouth City Council members discussed a request presented by Habitat for Humanity Director Dean Byers Monday night.
Continue readingPlymouth City Council Considers Additional Funds for Habitat for Humanity Project
Plymouth City Council Agrees to Habitat for Humanity Donation
The Plymouth City Council members took action Monday night to move the Habitat for Humanity project forward in the planning process.
Continue readingBourbon Town Council Approves Proposal for Development Project on Center Street
Bourbon Town Council members received a project proposal from architect Brent Martin and Habitat for Humanity Representatives Dean Byers and David Dinius when they met on Tuesday.
Draft minutes indicate that the men spoke with the council members about Project H.O.M.E, which is an acronym where each letter stands for Housing, Opportunities, Medical and Education. They said they’ve been looking into that organization, as well as an Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority(IHCDA) grant to potentially build some homes on a Center Street property owned by the town. Continue reading
Plymouth Council Approves Zoning Changes for Habitat for Humanity House, Historic Neighborhoods
Efforts to add a Habitat for Humanity home in Plymouth cleared a hurdle with the city’s Common Council this week. Continue reading
Marshall County Habitat for Humanity to Build House in Bourbon Thanks to Sponsorship
A family in Bourbon was recently chosen to have a home built by Marshall County Habitat for Humanity volunteers, and this project will be supported by Harmony Marketing Group of Bourbon.
Marshall County Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Dean Byers said they have an ambitious goal of constructing two houses this year.
Marshall County Habitat for Humanity Taking Applications for Minor Home Repairs
The Marshall County Habitat for Humanity organization is offering help to low-income homeowners who may need to have minor or critical repairs done to their home.
Executive Director Dean Byers said there are two different options available for a homeowner to apply within a program called “A Brush with Kindness”. If a homeowner is chosen to participate, they will repay the organization based on their income.
Byers said one program allows for help in minor repairs and routine home maintenance.
