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Habitat for Humanity of Wood County to host volunteer open house – BG Independent News

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From HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF WOOD COUNTY Habitat for Humanity of Wood County invites the community to its volunteer open house on Friday, July 24, from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m., at the Wood County Habitat for Humanity office, 326 Industrial Parkway, Suite 1, Bowling Green. This casual, drop-in event is a chance to meet the Habitat team, chat with current volunteers, and explore hands-on ways to get involved – whether on a build site or at the Habitat ReStore. No registration is required. “Volunteers are the foundation of everything we do,” said Gina Skaggs, volunteer coordinator for Habitat for Humanity of Wood County. “Whether it’s building a home from the ground up, helping at the ReStore, or joining a committee, every person who gives their time helps strengthen families and neighborhoods right here in our community.” Since 2000, Habitat for Humanity of Wood County has completed 58 homes for families across the county.
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Habitat for Humanity of Wood County to host volunteer open house – BG Independent News

From HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF WOOD COUNTY Habitat for Humanity of Wood County invites the community to its volunteer open house on Friday, July 24, from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m., at the Wood County Habitat for Humanity office, 326 Industrial Parkway, Suite 1, Bowling Green. This casual, drop-in event is a chance to meet the Habitat team, chat with current volunteers, and explore hands-on ways to get involved – whether on a build site or at the Habitat ReStore. No registration is required. “Volunteers are the foundation of everything we do,” said Gina Skaggs, volunteer coordinator for Habitat for Humanity of Wood County. “Whether it’s building a home from the ground up, helping at the ReStore, or joining a committee, every person who gives their time helps strengthen families and neighborhoods right here in our community.” Since 2000, Habitat for Humanity of Wood County has completed 58 homes for families across the county. The organization is building two homes in Bradner and completing a home rehab in North Baltimore and will complete eight home repairs in 2026. “Volunteering with Habitat isn’t just about houses – it’s about people coming together to build something lasting,” added Skaggs. “Every nail, every smile, every donated hour builds hope.” To learn more or to get involved, contact Skaggs at 419-481-8100 or visit wchabitat.org/volunteer.

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