make_payable_to: -> Habitat For Humanity - Firestorm Disaster Rebuild Fund
is_fee_required: N/A -> No

notes: San Diego Habitat for Humanity will Hold an Orientation to Rebuild Homes and Designate Habitat for Humanity Homes for Victims of Firestorm. Uninsured and Severely Underinsured Fire Victims are Invited to San Diego Habitat for Humanity Office for Fire Rebuild Orientation on Monday November 19, 2007 at 6:00pm in the San Diego Habitat for Humanity ReStore located at 10222 San Diego Mission Road, San Diego, 92108. San Diego Habitat for Humanity plans to re-build homes and designate families for existing Habitat for Humanity projects for those who have suffered losses by the recent fires who meet program requirements to become Habitat partner families. The effort will serve those who were uninsured or substantially underinsured and who are having difficulty obtaining the necessary financing to rebuild. --------------------------------------------------------------------- The San Diego chapter of Habitat for Humanity is seeking volunteers and donations to aid people who lost their homes in the wildfires or need assistance in cleaning up their property. The organization plans to offer rebuilding assistance for the uninsured and underinsured who have nowhere to turn, said spokeswoman Carolyn Bollman. Decisions will be made on where rebuilding efforts will occur after damage assessments are completed. For more information, call the Habitat for Humanity office at 619-283-4663 or visit www.sdhfh.org. -> Families Who Have Lost their Homes in the 2007 Firestorm If you or someone you know has lost their home in the recent fires and were uninsured or severely underinsured, please contact Shayna Hensley at (619) 283-4663 ext. 314 or by email shaynah@sdhfh.org. SDHFH rebuilt 21 homes after the 2003 October Wildfires and have plans to rebuild for families in need. =========================================================== San Diego Habitat for Humanity Launches Firestorm Disaster Rebuild Fund Donations are currently being accepted for the Firestorm Disaster Rebuild Fund at the SDHFH office located at 10222 San Diego Mission Road, San Diego 92108 or by calling 619-283-HOME or by clicking Donate Now button at the bottom of the page and designating “Firestorm Disaster Rebuild Fund”. SDHFH rebuilt 21 homes for the victims of the 2003 Wildfires and offered discounted building materials to hundreds of families who lost their homes in the fires from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore. SDHFH is here to help in rebuilding efforts once again. While immediate needs are being addressed by local, state and federal government organizations, as well as a number of relief organizations, Habitat for Humanity recognizes the call for long-term solutions to the housing needs of families who have been affected and displaced by natural disasters. “Our thoughts and prayers go out to those in our community affected by the fires,” said Cheryl Keenan, Executive Director of San Diego Habitat for Humanity. “Habitat for Humanity understands that when a disaster strikes, the best people to help, initially, are the first responders who are trained in disaster relief. We are taking immediate action with the launch of our Firestorm Disaster Rebuild Fund and will follow through clean- up and rebuilding efforts”. The Habitat for Humanity ReStore located at 10222 San Diego Mission Road is offering an additional 20% discount on already discounted building materials to families rebuilding. Please bring your FEMA card with you. For corporate donations and build opportunities please contact Elizabeth Neubrand at elizabethn@sdhfh.org or 619-283-4663 ext. 317. For volunteer opportunities please contact Carolyn Bollman at carolynb@sdhfh.org or call 619-283-HOME ext. 316. For families displaced by the fires, Habitat for Humanity will be holding orientations for families who lost their home in the fire. Please check back soon for dates and locations or contact Shayna Hensley at shaynah@sdhfh.org or 619-283-4663 ext. 314. San Diego Habitat for Humanity plans to re-build homes and designate families for existing Habitat for Humanity projects for those who have suffered losses by the recent fires who meet program requirements to become Habitat partner families. The effort will serve those who were uninsured or substantially underinsured and who are having difficulty obtaining the necessary financing to rebuild.
areas_served: San Diego County Fire Regions -> San Diego County Wildfire Regions
clients_must_bring: -> FEMA Letter
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