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Build Volunteers = Habitat for Humanity Tillsonburg Project

Volunteer with Habitat for Humanity Heartland Ontario
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Location:
Tillsonburg, Ontario
Hours:
6
Suitability: All Applicants Welcome

Experience Required

Hayhoe Homes and Habitat for Humanity Heartland Ontario Are Partnering to Build in Tillsonburg

Habitat for Humanity Heartland Ontario is excited to announce a new partnership with Hayhoe Homes that will allow them to build in Tillsonburg. “Our partnerships always strengthen us in the community, and this joint effort will help us build quickly and efficiently for another family,” said Al MacKinnon, Acting CEO of Habitat for Humanity Heartland Ontario. “We are grateful to Hayhoe for stepping up and working with us on this project.” Hayhoe Homes will donate a portion of lot cost, drafting and structural needs and assist with the lot development plan preparation and land surveying. “We are excited for the opportunity to partner with a great organization like Habitat for Humanity in providing high quality, affordable homes to working families in the local community of Tillsonburg,” said David Looby, Real Estate Analyst for Hayhoe Homes.

Habitat for Humanity builds safe, decent, and affordable homes for lower income working families and individuals. Having the support of Hayhoe Homes means that more people can find affordable housing in the region. The location of the new home is on Braun Ave, and local trades are encouraged to get involved and help build by contacting Hayhoe Homes or Habitat.

We are looking for Volunteers - and you don't need construction experience to join us! 

Complete an application:
Volunteer Selection - Habitat for Humanity (habitat4home.ca)

Typical Hours: The build project typically begins at 8:30 am, and ends around 3:30 pm. You can sign up for a full day or morning only.

Lunch: Lunch will not be provided. We cannot guarantee a refrigerator will be available on-site, so please bring a cooler, or insulated lunchbox to store your lunch, or anticipate going off-site to purchase/have lunch. Filtered water / snacks will be available.

Mandatory Safety details:

- Safety is our number 1 priority. Each day begins with a mandatory safety orientation. If you arrive late, you may have to wait until the Site Supervisor is available to complete your registration.

- Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age, and if you are between 16-17 years old, you must have a signed waiver from a parent or guardian before joining us on site.

- This task involves walking on uneven ground, some climbing in and out of the excavation area and the ability to lift and carry a minimum of 25 pounds.

- We require all volunteers to wear CSA green triangle steel footwear and gloves for their whole shift. If you do not own any of the mentioned equipment, we do have some extras you can borrow, just please let us know ahead of time.

- All volunteers must wear long pants, t-shirts with sleeves (no tank tops), and long hair must be tied up.

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