Dover Home Dedication
Join Morris Habitat on Friday, June 28, as we celebrate the completion of a new single-family home on Monmouth Avenue in Dover.
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Building a Home for a Veteran:
You can’t have the land of the free without a home for the Brave.
Thank you to everyone who helped make WDHA & WMTR’s Hammer for Heroes 2019 a success! Volunteers from businesses and the community converged on the Beyer Ford dealership in Morristown on May 2 and 3 to frame walls for the future home of veteran Daniel Pope, his wife and three daughters. They will reside at our Main Street project in Roxbury Township.
Radio stations WDHA and WMTR not only broadcast live from the Morristown build site each day, but their staff also picked up hammers and built wall panels themselves.
Daniel Pope was in the first ground unit to enter Iraq in the Iraq War in 2003. He was just 17 years old when he enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps with permission of a parental waiver. Daniel’s first day of boot camp was 9/11, and he graduated on Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. The former Secretary of Defense, General James Mattis, led his unit’s charge into Iraq.
Volunteers hold one of the completed frame walls. View more photos of the event in the “Hammer for Heroes 2019” photo album on Facebook.
Video by WABC-TV New York plays for 2 minutes and 10 seconds.
THANK YOU TO MAIN STREET HOUSE SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO HAMMER FOR HEROES SPONSORS
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Morris Habitat for Humanity CEO Blair Schleicher Bravo has been appointed to Habitat for Humanity International’s U.S. Council, which guides growth for the global organization’s work in the U.S.
How’s this for a romantic, honeymoon getaway?
A noisy construction site, with the headache-inducing banging of hammers and eardrum-irritating whine of electric saws drowning out all intimate conversation.
Homeowners and volunteers gathered to dedicate Morris Habitat for Humanity’s first affordable home in Mine Hill on Saturday, June 16.
MORRISTOWN, N.J., October 16, 2018 – Morris Habitat for Humanity Chief Executive Officer Blair Schleicher Bravo has been appointed to Habitat for Humanity International’s U.S. Council, which guides growth for the global organization’s work in the United States. Schleicher Bravo is one of 24 leaders selected to the group that oversees policy and planning for the 1,200 affiliates nationwide.