English River Church of the Brethren recently donated $351 to our Iowa County effort. The church is located in South English.
Thank you so much for helping us move forward on our goal!
Joan Huntley
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
good news from anna's cutting garden
Anna's cutting garden should be commended for such a honorable contribution to someone who really needs it, namely Iowa Valley Habitat and Kathy Hopkins and family. 3755.00 was raised with donations from St. James in Victor, St. Pauls in Williamsburg, and First Lutheran in Conroy through Thrivent Financial for Lutherans in the amount of 400.00. A big thank you to all who contributed , it is sincerely appreciated.
Sincerely, Dale
Sincerely, Dale
Friday, July 13, 2007
Williamsburg Kiwanis Matches VBS with $400!
Four classes in St. Paul's United Methodist Vacation Bible School raised $200. To recognize the hard work and generous contribution from the children to the Iowa County Habitat project, the Williamsburg Kiwanis Club is donating $100 for each class. With this $400 matching contribution, the St. Paul's Vacation Bible School raised a total of $600. We are grateful and inspired.
Wednesday, July 4, 2007
Meet our Habitat partner family
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Vacation Bible School raises $200!

The Vacation Bible School children at St. Paul's United Methodist Church in Williamsburg raised $200 for the Iowa County Habitat home. That is a very impressive amount of money. The children are still saving in the small cardboard house banks and when they turn those in, the amount will be even higher!
Let's celebrate the love and effort these children have shown through this project.
- Joan Huntley
Thursday, May 10, 2007
New person onboard

Hi, my name is Dale Collingwood. I am going to be helping out Habitat for Humanity for awhile and would like to receive your input, news items, and fundraising ideas, and will in turn post them on our online news letter.
My address is:
1177 PP Ave.
Marengo,Ia. 52301.
Ph. # is 319-642-3905
email: dandmcolling@netins.net
Look forward to hearing from you!
sincerely,
Dale Collingwood
Thursday, May 3, 2007
Welcome
Welcome to the Iowa County Habitat cafe. Grab a cup of coffee and learn what the great people in Iowa County are planning.
Good news: We'll be building a Habitat for Humanity home for a wonderful family in Iowa County, Iowa. The partner family lives in Marengo: Kathy Hopkins and her 4 children. The lot we will build the new home on is also in Marengo.
Many people think that Habitat for Humanity gives homes away.
Not true.
Habitat partner families buy their houses like everyone else. However, unlike most houses sold, Habitat does not make a profit or charge interest on the loan. This helps make the home affordable for people who earn between 30 - 50% of the median income. And the price of the home is kept down because people in the community volunteer and donate their labor.
That's why all of us, working together, can build a "simple, decent, affordable home" that a family like Kathy Hopkins and her four children can buy.
Look at their picture - won't you be happy to help them? Come back to this site often to meet the people in Iowa County working on this project, see where we are in the project and learn how you too can help.
- Joan Huntley, staff member
Iowa Valley Habitat for Humanity
Good news: We'll be building a Habitat for Humanity home for a wonderful family in Iowa County, Iowa. The partner family lives in Marengo: Kathy Hopkins and her 4 children. The lot we will build the new home on is also in Marengo.
Many people think that Habitat for Humanity gives homes away.
Not true.
Habitat partner families buy their houses like everyone else. However, unlike most houses sold, Habitat does not make a profit or charge interest on the loan. This helps make the home affordable for people who earn between 30 - 50% of the median income. And the price of the home is kept down because people in the community volunteer and donate their labor.
That's why all of us, working together, can build a "simple, decent, affordable home" that a family like Kathy Hopkins and her four children can buy.
Look at their picture - won't you be happy to help them? Come back to this site often to meet the people in Iowa County working on this project, see where we are in the project and learn how you too can help.
- Joan Huntley, staff member
Iowa Valley Habitat for Humanity
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