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#121- Perez Family
Dexter and Fatumo have two children, under the age of five. The home built for them is ADA accessible. The Perez family owns the 121st home located at 223 S. Buchanan Street in Green Bay. The home was dedicated on October 20, 2020 and was sold to the family at an affordable interest-free mortgage. For us, being homeowners means stability, security, and not worrying about having a roof over our heads. We are so blessed to partner with Habitat for Humanity, and we look forward to all of the opportunities homeownership will offer us. |
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#120- Jimenez Family
Andres and Shaleen have six children. The family documented over 600 sweat equity hours as Habitat family partners. The Jimenez family owns our 120th home located at 1209 Chicago Street in Green Bay. The home was dedicated on June 25, 2020 and was sold to the family at an affordable interest-free mortgage. We have always dreamed of providing a bigger, more spacious home for our children. We knew that the day would come and God would provide the opportunity. We are very grateful to be part of the Habitat for Humanity family now." |
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#119- Mose Family
Sharif and Khadra have five children. They were referred to Habitat’s homeownership program from another Habitat family and are so excited to have an affordable and safe place to call home. The Mose family owns our 119th home located at 429 South Roosevelt Street in Green Bay. The home was dedicated on May 22, 2020 and was sold to the family at an affordable interest-free mortgage. Owning a home means I am able to say “yes.” Yes, I’m a positive role model for my children. Yes, I’ll take responsibility for my children and my life. Yes, I’m worthy, dependable, and self-motivated. But most importantly, owning my home means saying, “I can." |
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#118- Moua/Thao Family
With a family of seven, and living in an overcrowded home, Kou and Mai had dreams of their own place with space for their five young children to grow up in. The Moua/Thao family owns our 118th home, located at 1655 Debra Lane. The home was dedicated on February 13th, 2020 and was sold to the family at an affordable, interest-free mortgage. As a family, our hopes and goals are to grow and appreciate each other. Owning a home means everything to our family, because we have worked hard for this dream of becoming homeowners. |
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#117- Hernandez Family
Karleen has three children. She moved to the US from Puerto Rico 10 years ago, and moved to Green Bay in 2012 to be closer to family. She's currently an accounting student and enjoys spending time with her family. The Hernandez family owns our 117th home, located at 1146 S. Greenwood Avenue. The home was dedicated on December 13, 2019 and was sold to the family at an affordable, interest-free mortgage.
Thanks to God everyday for a new day and blessing me with three awesome kids. I want to provide a place for them." - Karleen Hernandez |
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#116- Christiansen/Brown Family
Sara has three daughters: Madison (an adult who lives on her own), Maleah, and Miya. The Christiansen/Brown family owns our 116th home, located at 906 Waverly Avenue. The home was dedicated on October 3, 2019 and was sold to the family at an affordable, interest-free mortgage. I have always wanted to provide my children with a home that was truly ours. Being able to let them play in a yard and ride their bikes would be a dream come true to them. Being able to provide them with a home is so important to me. It means that I will be able to provide them with a home that we can make our own, a place to make memories and build traditions, a place that we can be proud of because we helped build it. |
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#115- Christnot/DeGroot Family
Jasmine and Ryan have four children, Caydence, Bryton, Raylan, and Mya. The Christnot/DeGroot family owns our 115th home, located at 1035 Neville Avenue. The home was a result of Women Build 2019, which hosted over 200 participants. The home was dedicated on August 26, 2019 and was sold to the family at an affordable, interest-free mortgage. Owning a home for us means permanency and a strong foundation to raise our children. This is the first home for any of us that is truly ours, and it gives us a sense of peace and comfort knowing that we won't have to rent anymore. |
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#114- Yanez/Saldana Family
Brittany, Omar, and their two children lived in an old and unsafe home. Between poor insulation, springtime flooding, animals in the attic, and a musty smell that seeps into everything (including their clothes), Brittany was ready to provide something better for her family. The Yanez/Saldana family owns our 114th home, located at 1030 Stuart Street in Green Bay. The home was dedicated on June 6, 2019 and was sold to the family at an affordable, interest-free mortgage. I believe my little family deserves a safe home that I can afford on my own. |
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#113 - Habane/Egeh Family
With a household of 11 and a father with medical needs, it was hard for the Habane/Egeh family to find accessible, suitable housing. After applying to the Homeownership program a few years ago and getting denied, the family worked hard to meet the requirements, applied again, and was accepted! The Habane/Egeh family now owns our 113th home, located at 1743 Chicago Court in Green Bay. Their home was dedicated on May 16, 2019. The home was sold to the family at an affordable, interest-free mortgage. We are looking forward to living in our first house. Thank you all for helping us! |
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Maksim, Alina, Evelyn, and Stella Redko
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#112 - Redko Family
When Maksim brought his wife, Alina, to the United States from Ukraine, he knew he needed to provide the best future possible for her and their daughter Evelyn. With a new baby on the way (Stella was born in August 2018), the Redko family needed to upgrade their living quarters so they could live happily and healthily. This led them to apply for Habitat for Humanity's Homeownership program.
The Redko family now owns our 112th home, located at 1745 Chicago Court in Green Bay. Their home was dedicated on February 21, 2019. I believe that as the head of the family, it is my responsibility to meet both the physical and spiritual needs of my family. Safe, clean, and stable housing is one of those baseline needs that I feel obliged to meet as a father. |
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#111 - Dewitt Family
For the DeWitt Family, having a space that suited the needs of their family was difficult to find. In need of a living space that is ADA accessible, the family struggled with flights of stairs, lack of space and shortage of handicap parking. This is what led the DeWitt family to apply for Habitat for Humanity's Homeownership Program.
The DeWitt Family owns our 111th home, located on Western Avenue in Green Bay. The home was dedicated October 11, 2018. I'm so blessed that my handicapped son, Kevin, and I won't have to climb stairs anymore. I plan on making this home as beautiful as I can by planting flowers, trees, and a garden!" - Lisa |
Homeowner Lisa and her son Kevin
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Homeowner Maria and her two children
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#110 - Rein Family
For the Rein Family, more space was a necessity. The homeowner's teenage son and daughter were sharing a bedroom and the family of three was residing in a cramped 2 bedroom apartment. It has always been the family's dream to own a home of their own and have the space they need to grow. This is what led the family to apply for Habitat for Humanity's Homeownership Program.
The Rein Family owns our 110th home on Western Avenue in Green Bay. The home was dedicated on August 23, 2018. Thank you to Habitat and all the people who have donated to make my dream come true. Without all their help, my dream of owning a home for myself and my two children couldn’t have come true." |
