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"We put down our differences when we pick up our hammers!"
  
Habitat for Humanity International was founded in 1976 as an ecumenical organization committed to eliminating sub-standard housing. Habitat welcomes volunteers from all perspectives and backgrounds who want to partner with hardworking, low-income families to build hope and homes. The families learn construction skills and contribute "Sweat Equity". The volunteer labor reduces the overall cost of construction. After move-in, the Partner-family repays all construction expenses over a 25-30 year term. The interest-free (0%) payback, is combined with donations from the larger community. These funds are re-cycled over and over to build more Habitat homes. More than 230,000 Habitat homes have been built world-wide.
BUILD HOPE!
Since 1991, Benton Habitat for Humanity has worked to make decent, affordable housing a matter of action and conscience. Acquisition of construction skills and pride of home ownership break the cycle of poverty one family at a time. Benton Habitat for Humanity believes in radical inclusiveness and optimism. Volunteers from all income levels, perspectives and walks of life, work together in equal partnership on the construction sites, in committees, at the Benton Habitat for Humanity ReStore and in the Habitat office.
Current Building Site: The construction site is located at 5823 NW Village Green Place, Corvallis near the Lewisburg Store off Hwy 99W.
Benton Habitat for Humanity ReStore: 1327 NW 9th ST, Corvallis, OR 97330 PH: (541) 752-6637
Benton Habitat Office: 1347 NW 9th ST, Corvallis, OR 97330 PH: (541) 752-3354
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Benton Habitat for Humanity does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, color, age, handicap, religion, marital status, sexual orientation, source of income or any other characteristic protected by law.
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