“Faith without works is dead.” For Amy, this Bible scripture has been a source of strength during life’s challenges, leading her to this final happening – her Home Dedication.

Sometimes, travelling on a lonely and rocky road, but still fighting hard leads to gaining a team, a bigger family and more. “It will be heaven,” Willie Shelly says of his upcoming Home Dedication.

Martin Luther King once said, “The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.”

Since entering Habitat’s homeownership program, Sarah Robatcek has been eager to build more than just a house. The personal growth, independence, and confidence she’s established in the last year alone speaks to her determination to build a more secure life.

Nearly ten years ago, Rose Galloway packed up everything she had and made her journey to the United States. Though eager to establish roots and make a new life for herself, she carried her love of Jamaica everywhere she went, proudly boasting about her native country to all who would listen.

Habitat family partner, Shaniqua, is no stranger to a difficult journey. Whether it’s navigating devasting loss or working to build stability through home, she is up for the challenge.

“No matter how much you go through in life, just continue to push through. Don’t let anyone tear you down. Just pray.”

Desperate to flee a domestic situation, Tiffany Thompson and her two daughters relocated to Hope for Families. During that time, Tiffany leaned on her community greatly for support.

Armando Magallon has always longed for solid ground. In Armando’s formative years, his family chose to leave their native country and begin a new life in America.