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The vision of Habitat for Humanity International centers on a world where everyone has a decent place to live. With its mission of seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.

Habitat for Humanity of Nodaway County is an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International that develops partnerships to build healthy, affordable homes with and for God’s people in need, promoting self-reliance through home ownership, thereby affirming the dignity of our partner families, and creating sustainable communities within all of Nodaway County, Missouri.

Our Board of Directors 

The Board of Directors of Habitat for Humanity of Nodaway County meets monthly to guide and direct Habitat projects. From selection of the partner family and building site, to fund raising and construction completion, the Board is the moving force behind every Habitat home.

Board Members

Teresa Hayes, president
Georgia Espey, vice president
Mark Hornickel, secretary
Pam Conley, treasurer
Amber Robinson, administrative assistant

Mike Baumgartner
Rex Brod
Amie Firavich
Linda Gray Smith
Nancy Hardee
Beth Hawkins
Jeremy Ingraham
Amanda Twaddle
Jim Wiederholt

Committees

You can make a difference in the life of a family in Nodaway County by getting involved with a committee or volunteering on the construction site. Habitat for Humanity’s labor force is primarily volunteers. No matter what your skill level or interest, there’s always a way to get involved and give back to our community.

Family Selection Committee 

Members of this committee work on the selection of the Habitat partner family. They review the applications, make home visits and ultimately recommend a partner family to the Board of Directors. It is an excellent opportunity to work with families in need as they achieve their goal of home ownership.

Site Selection Committee 

Before a home can be constructed, Habitat must secure a building location. The Site Selection Committee identifies, evaluates and recommends building site locations throughout Nodaway County as the Board matches a partner family with a building site that is appropriate for their needs.

Public Relations Committee 

This committee coordinates the publicity components of Habitat of Nodaway County, including publicizing the family selection process, coordinating various fundraising initiatives to ensure sufficient funds are available to underwrite the Habitat home and generally spreading the word about Habitat for Humanity of Nodaway County. Fundraising, media relations, announcement coordination and information sharing are all part of the responsibilities of this group.

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