VOLUNTEERING TAKES
MANY FORMS

There are many ways in which you can help Habitat for Humanity York County. You can serve in the conventional building role or you can offer your assistance with committee assignments or on the Board of Directors.

Committees meet as needed and report to the Board of Directors once a month at the regular meeting. Generally, the meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday at 6:30 pm. Meetings are open to the public. We are currently looking for a new "permanent" location for our meetings so please check the home page each month until a location is chosen.

Calendar of Board of Directors Meeting Dates

January 25, 2007
Annual Meeting/ Election of Board

February 22, 2007
March 22, 2007
April 25, 2007
May 23, 2007
June 27, 2007
July 25, 2007
August 22, 2007
September 26,2007
October 24, 2007
December 5, 2007
(Nov/Dec combined)

January 23, 2008
Annual Meeting/Election of Board

 

Board of Directors 2007

David Ferguson, President
Mary Palmer, Secretary
Bruce Donath, Treasurer
Albert Fratoni, Assistant Treasurer
Henry Barse
Linda Barse
Phyllis Bonia
Ron Bonia
Scott Edmunds
Miles Freeman, Emeritus
Stuart Giles
Merle Googins
Robert Gunter
Joyce Nelson
Rich Parsons
Robert Teague
Harvey Weiss
Shirley Weiss
Marc Wilkenson

Committees

CURRENT WORK SCHEDULE

In order to work more efficiently, we ask that you contact the volunteer coordinator to reserve a time to work at our current build.

Contact the HfHYC office at 985-4850 or send an email to volunteer... You should also bring a completed volunteer form.

look at our current work calendar

What to Bring?

Yourself, a smile, a good attitude, the ability to follow instructions, and a desire to help a family achieve the goal of homeownership are all that is needed to volunteer at a Habitat build.

If you have hand tools such as hammers, please bring them. However, if you don't have your own tools,don't worry, we try to have extra tools on site.

 

 

 

 

VOLUNTEER INFORMATION FORM

In order to be properly covered by our insurance policy, volunteers must sign in each day at the worksite. You also must complete a volunteer information form for our records. You may send this form in advance so we know when to contact you regarding special skills you possess or you may bring it with you on the day you volunteer.

open volunteer form

 

Covenant Churches

Congregations that have made a long-term commitment to provide financial, volunteer labor and prayer assistance to Habitat for Humanity York County:

Alfred Parish Congregational, Alfred
Christ Church, Kennebunk
Limerick Congregational, Limerick
First Baptist, Springvale
First Congregational, Eliot
First Congregational, North Berwick
First Parish Congregational, York
Grace Family Church, Waterboro
Holy Cross Lutheran, Kennebunk
Merryland Ridge Methodist, Newfield
North Parish Congregational, Sanford
St. Christopher's Roman Catholic, York
St. David's Episcopal, Kennebunk
St. George's Episcopal, York
St. Matthew's Roman Catholic, Limerick
St. Stephen the Martyr Episcopal, Waterboro
Union Congregational, York
United Church of Christ, Cornish
United Church of Christ, West Newfield
United Methodist, York-Oqunguit
Wells Congregational, Wells

 

Supporting Churches

Additional churches that have recently donated to , or organized volunteers for, a Habitat for Humanity York County project:

Beech Ridge Assembly of God, York
Cape Neddick Baptist, Cape Neddick
Church on the Cape, Cape Porpoise
First Baptist, Sanford
First Parish Congregational, Saco
Most Holy Trinity Roman Catholic, Saco
United Church of Christ, Acton