Home Builders Association of Lincoln Foundation Gives Back to 3 Local Charities
The Home Builders Association of Lincoln (HBAL, hbal.org) and the Lincoln Home Builders Care Foundation recently donated a total of $6,000 to three local charities: Habitat for Humanity, Friendship Home’s Safe Quarters, and Foster Care Closet. In addition to the financial contributions, HBAL members donated building materials to Lincoln East High School’s Industrial Technology program.
- Habitat for Humanity ReStore received $2,500. All proceeds from ReStore support the mission of building affordable homes in Lancaster County.
- Friendship Home’s Safe Quarters campaign raises money for victims of domestic violence and their children seeking refuge. The $2,500 donated by the Foundation will go towards their goal of $45,000.
- The Foster Care Closet will be able to purchase 20 new car seats thanks to the $1,000 raised at the Young Building Professionals’ “Flamingle & Jingle” Hard Hat Happy Hour.
- Lincoln East High School received various building materials, and Jim and Vicki Christo and Jerry and Linda Boyce also donated miscellaneous tools and building supplies.
The Home Builders Association of Lincoln is a visible, effective, and respected trade association which promotes home building through professional education, member communication, and civic participation. HBAL represents builders and associated professionals in community, government, and industry forums. For more information about HBAL and the Lincoln Home Builders Care Foundation, visit hbal.org.