CURRENT BUILDS

Current Builds

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#125 - 840 13th - Valle-Nunez Family

The Valle-Nunez family currently lives in a two-bedroom apartment with five people living in it. Parents Jose and Luz Marina and their three children living at home need more rooms, a place to do school/homework, and a suitable kitchen. The family moved to the area about seven years ago with the dream of one day owning a home and look forward to accomplishing their dreams.

We moved to Green Bay almost six years ago with the dream of someday owning our own house. We are thankful for the opportunity that Habitat for Humanity has given us to accomplish the dream. We are looking forward to having our own space with enough room for the family.

#127 - 701 Oak Street - Smith Family

The Smith family includes (mother) Jena, and children, Dae' Kwon, Amiracle, and Ahkilies. Jena looks forward to buying her Habitat home so she can provide a house that her children where they can plan and have space. Jena's home will be the site of Women Build 2021 and Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity's first-ever Veteran Build. As an independent woman, mother of three, and veteran, Jena's home is a great model for women empowering women, and a highlight to bring our veteran community together.

I have been waiting and working towards the day I can provide a suitable home for my children. For the past five years, I have undergone several surgeries and my children have been more than their fair share of patient and helpful. I look forward to being able to help with the construction of our home for my children to have their bedrooms and to be able to move freely through the house after future surgeries.

#128 - 855 Mitchell Street - Munoz Family

The Munoz family is currently living in a duplex, the rent is very expensive and there is not enough space for their family. The duplex is old and has some safety concerns. Amy looks forward to owning a home as she has rented for several years and has moved many places. The Munoz family looks forward to having a home to call their own and a yard to make memories.

Having our own home, somewhere we could call “ours” was always a dream. We have been very blessed and extremely grateful to have been given this opportunity to work hard and have our dream come true and finally have our forever home. Having a yard of our own and a home to make a lifetime of memories in is something we are looking forward to.

#TBD -1409 Elm Street- Valentin-Carlo Family

As a family of four, Carmon and her three children live in a cramped two-bedroom apartment. Having three young children can be a challenge in an apartment because of noise and no room to play. The family is also exposed to unhealthy conditions in the apartment because of smoke leaking through the air ducts. Carmen looks forward to giving her children a higher quality of life and an opportunity to have a place of their own.

I consider myself hard-working, responsible, and a fighter. My three children are smart and very kind. Together, we create our dreams. As a homeowner, I hope to have peace of mind knowing that my children will have a stable roof and will have more freedom to play however they want. I also want to have a positive environment where they can anything.

#TBD -Jahnke Family

Jaki and her son live in an apartment that constantly presents problems to their health and wellbeing. The bathroom frequently has mold that needs to be cleaned out, the windows do no seal well due to mold and condensation, there is no safe place for Jaki's son to play, and there is very little privacy. The Jahnke family is looking for a safe place to develop a strong family foundation and somewhere Jaki's son can be a kid, play, and be safe.

The things that Kyrie and I look forward to as new homeowners is the security in knowing that we have a safe place to live and play. We are looking forward to a place that we can help build, invest our time and energy into making it a home perfect for us to grow happy in. We could not be more thankful for this opportunity. There are not enough words to explain the joy and happiness.

#TBD -Maldonado Rubio Family

The Maldonado Rubio family currently resides in a two-bedroom apartment as a family of five. The family came to Habitat for Humanity so they could provide more room, and privacy for everyone. One of the things that the mother, Rosa, looks forward to doing is gardening, and the children look forward to having room to play.

We need more rooms and space for privacy. Personal space to do homework is very important. We look forward to being able to find a park nearby to play basketball, and we love to garden and plant summer vegetables. Our youngest likes to play in the yard and we’re looking forward to having a space that everyone can enjoy.

#TBD - Moua Family

As a family of eight, the Moua family lives in a cramped three-bedroom, one-bathroom home. Additionally, the Moua family will be living with the grandmother, Chor. The family came to Habitat for Humanity and is looking forward to having more space.

I always work hard to try and save money to buy a home for my family. This is my big dream to buy a home for my family. Finally, my dream has come true because of the help from Habitat for Humanity. When we got our new home, we will make sure to maintain our home to look nice. My family is excited to see our new home soon. Thank you Habitat for Humanity for making our dream come true.

#TBD - Mayhew Family

The Mayhew family came to Habitat looking for a safe and stable home for their family of five. They also have two other children they share custody of during the week. The Mayhews currently live on the second floor in a two-bedroom apartment with seven people living in the space at times. The high cost of renting and their large family has limited where they can live. They yearn for more space and an affordable mortgage. They also need a one-level home so that the home is accessible for Stephen.

When we got the news at the meeting with the Executive Director, I had a rush of joy and relief, knowing we will have a place to truly call home. It will be a lot of hard work but so many memories will be gathered through the process and we are hoping to gain friendships along the way. We are all excited to work alongside the volunteers and help build our future Forever home!