Today, Lexington Habitat for Humanity began the 2025 build season with an impactful morning. The Grayson Michael Parker Memorial Build uplifts the legacy of Grayson, a young man who privately struggled with a depressive disorder that ultimately took his life. We are so grateful to the Parker family for their years of support, and we are honored to remember Grayson in this way. Learn more in the segment from Fox56 News below.
It's almost time to shuffle for shelter! Have you signed up for the Shamrock Shuffle 3k yet? Visit shamrockshuffle3k.com before time runs out! ☘ When you register for the Shamrock Shuffle 3k, you bring us one step closer to a world where everyone has a decent, affordable place to live.
Special thanks to our supporters at FOX 56 News for helping us spread the word about this event!
LHFH's Critical Home Repair Program
Lexington Habitat's marketing & communications manager Laura Daley spoke with WKYT News this morning about the critical home repair program and its far-reaching impacts. Watch the segment below!
To learn more about the program and start your application, visit https://www.lexhabitat.org/repair.
"I feel blessed, because I have more dreams to come."
Esmeralda bought her Lexington Habitat house in 2007. Her boys were just five and nine. This fall, Esmeralda submitted her final mortgage payment. Now, she has achieved another dream: she operates her own food truck. Hear her story below.
This holiday season, please make a meaningful gift to support Lexington Habitat's work. To continue changing lives like Esmeralda’s, we need you: https://www.lexhabitat.org/holidays24
Looking for another way to give back before the year wraps up? Habitat for Humanity's Cars for Homes program makes it easy! Whether it runs or not, your old car can help us build homes. Proceeds will stay here in town and support Lexington Habitat for Humanity. Learn more: https://lexhabitat.org/cars
Last week, marketing & communications manager Laura Daley spoke with FOX 56 News about the impact of Lexington Habitat homeownership and the critical home repair program. Watch the interview below.
"I got the call on my birthday."
We are thrilled to present a new video from Lexington Habitat. Hear from homeowners throughout the years to learn how their lives have changed due to affordable homeownership. This holiday season, please support the next 500 families on their journey to homeownership with an end-of-year gift: https://www.lexhabitat.org/holidays24
🎬 Thomas Bernardin
Work is wrapping up on the 100th critical home repair project! Jennifer partnered with Lexington Habitat for a variety of important safety and accessibility updates. Her home received a new roof; accessible walk-in shower and ADA-compliant toilet; a new, stable handrail at her front steps; a new, secure accessibility ramp and more! Congratulations, Jennifer!
Habitat for Humanity Cars for Homes
Have you heard of Habitat for Humanity's Cars for Homes program? You can donate your old vehicles — running or not — and help a local family build strength and stability through shelter. Learn more at habitat.org/support/donate-your-car!
With the help of generous grant support from Lowe's Home Improvement, we were pleased to install a new kitchen in Shakiesha's home through our critical home repairs program. Extensive water damage and plumbing issues had rendered her cabinets and storage space unusable. Plus, a new water heater and HVAC will ensure Shakiesha's home is safe and comfortable for her and her three kids.
We want to take a moment to thank our incredible homebuyer sponsor Link-Belt Cranes. They made our latest build possible, and we couldn't be more grateful for their support.
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