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A Woman's Voice: Sue Howell: Habitat for Humanity
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Date:
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Time:
7:30 PM
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9:30 PM
Event Type:
Speaker
Organizer/Author:
John Feld
Email:
Phone:
(510) 644-2967
Address:
2286 Cedar Street
Location Details:
Hillside Club
2286 Cedar Street
Berkeley CA 94709
2286 Cedar Street
Berkeley CA 94709
Who:
Sue Howell, Habitat for Humanity East Bay, Donor Development Officer "Breaking the Cycle of Poverty…One Family at a Time"
What:
The Hillside Club, A Woman’s Voice, lecture series presents Sue Howell, donor development officer for Habitat for Humanity East Bay, who will speak about “Breaking the Cycle of Poverty…One Family At A Time.”
Howell will outline the need for affordable housing in the East Bay and take a close look at a typical family's journey from poverty housing to home ownership. Habitat East Bay partners with many agencies, corporations, and individuals to build and rehab homes, and in their 22-year history has served 250 families in the East Bay, all with volunteer labor.
When:
Tuesday September 14, 2010 7:30 p.m.
Where:
The Hillside Club 2286 Cedar Street (at Arch Street) Berkeley CA 94709 510-644-2967 Tickets: $5 / Hillside Club members free Additional info: In 2009, Habitat for Humanity had over 4,000 workers donate more than 44,000 hours of their time. These workers constructed 24 green, sustainable homes. She will talk about Habitat for Humanity's work in the East Bay, explain how she and Habitat for Humanity is dealing with poverty on a very personal level, explain ways that people can contribute with labor and financial donations and also answer questions. Hopefully, there will be a new home-owning family present to also provide their perspective. They will tell their story in a very powerful and eloquent way. Come learn about this amazing organization that is changing lives in the East Bay and breaking the cycle of poverty…one family at a time.
A Woman’s Voice
A Woman’s Voice is a series of talks given by women with a passion. The talks provide an opportunity for women to freely voice their ideas and causes that they feel passionately about in a space unencumbered by external structures.
The Hillside Club:
The Hillside Club was founded in 1897 by a group of Berkeley women who wished to protect the hills of their town from "unsightly grading and the building of unsuitable and disfiguring houses." Since that time it has been a social center for cultural and artistic programs. Their regular events include community events, concerts, talks, dances, art shows, movies, and much more. http://www.hillsideclub.org
Sue Howell, Habitat for Humanity East Bay, Donor Development Officer "Breaking the Cycle of Poverty…One Family at a Time"
What:
The Hillside Club, A Woman’s Voice, lecture series presents Sue Howell, donor development officer for Habitat for Humanity East Bay, who will speak about “Breaking the Cycle of Poverty…One Family At A Time.”
Howell will outline the need for affordable housing in the East Bay and take a close look at a typical family's journey from poverty housing to home ownership. Habitat East Bay partners with many agencies, corporations, and individuals to build and rehab homes, and in their 22-year history has served 250 families in the East Bay, all with volunteer labor.
When:
Tuesday September 14, 2010 7:30 p.m.
Where:
The Hillside Club 2286 Cedar Street (at Arch Street) Berkeley CA 94709 510-644-2967 Tickets: $5 / Hillside Club members free Additional info: In 2009, Habitat for Humanity had over 4,000 workers donate more than 44,000 hours of their time. These workers constructed 24 green, sustainable homes. She will talk about Habitat for Humanity's work in the East Bay, explain how she and Habitat for Humanity is dealing with poverty on a very personal level, explain ways that people can contribute with labor and financial donations and also answer questions. Hopefully, there will be a new home-owning family present to also provide their perspective. They will tell their story in a very powerful and eloquent way. Come learn about this amazing organization that is changing lives in the East Bay and breaking the cycle of poverty…one family at a time.
A Woman’s Voice
A Woman’s Voice is a series of talks given by women with a passion. The talks provide an opportunity for women to freely voice their ideas and causes that they feel passionately about in a space unencumbered by external structures.
The Hillside Club:
The Hillside Club was founded in 1897 by a group of Berkeley women who wished to protect the hills of their town from "unsightly grading and the building of unsuitable and disfiguring houses." Since that time it has been a social center for cultural and artistic programs. Their regular events include community events, concerts, talks, dances, art shows, movies, and much more. http://www.hillsideclub.org
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https://sites.google.com/a/hillsideclub.or...
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