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Habitat for Humanity’s Meaning of Home contest turning students’ words into community impact
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Habitat for Humanity’s Meaning of Home contest turning students’ words into community impact
Students in Grades 4 to 6 are being invited to put their thoughts on paper as part of Habitat for Humanity Canada’s annual Meaning of Home contest. The contest asks students to write a short essay or poem answering a simple question: what does home mean to you? Entries can be written in English or French and are open to students across the country. Habitat for Humanity community engagement manager Rosa Mordasiewicz says the contest gives kids a …
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