Work is progressing swiftly at Mr. Vance’s Manassas home repair project! There are some amazing photos in the Photo Gallery. To volunteer this Saturday, April 25, or the following week, sign up on the Volunteer Calendar.  We’re also looking for a lunch donor for the day. E-mail for more details on providing lunch! Thank you to our sponsors, ACI Worldwide and Grace United Methodist Church.

It’s Earth Day, today!

Can you believe someone treats our beautiful community this way? If you’d like to help, we’re organizing a cleanup of this site in Gainesville. It should only take a half a dozen people an hour or two to do it. Let us know if you’re interested. Call 703-369-6708 or e-mail.

1 Construction Volunteering

Work began at Ronald Vance’s Manassas home last weekend, Apr 9 – 11. Volunteers covered the crawl space with plastic and began repairing the bathroom floor. Check out the photos in the Photo Gallery. Work at this project includes making the bathroom safe, rebuilding steps, replacing the roof and rebuilding a chimney. To volunteer this Thursday, Friday or Saturday, Apr 16 – 18, or the following week, sign up on t..

Stop by the ReStore for a cup of coffee and cake (9506 Center Street, Manassas). There are some left over from yesterday’s send-off for long-time employee, Moe Stewart. This adorable cake and cupcakes were made by Signature Sweets By Amanda!

In honor of our customers, donors and Moe Stewart, long-time Habitat for Humanity Prince William County ReStore employee, we’re serving cake and coffee at the ReStore on Wednesday, Apr 8, 5 p.m. – 6 p.m., 9506 Center Street, Manassas. We hope to see you there!

On Tuesday, Mar 31, members of Covenant Presbyterian Church donated materials and built flower boxes that are now available for sale at the ReStore! Stop by the store and brighten your yard this spring. Our thanks go out to Covenant volunteers, Matt Durose, Sharmalie Koski, Brooke Lemelon, Steve Koski, Josh Fowler, Kristine, Brock, Quinn and Ian MacGregor and Tony Waites.

Ronald Vance lives in the home his parent’s built in the 1940s. Today, the house is showing its old bones. Critical home repairs are needed to keep Ronnie safe and sound in the home. We’ll shore up some floor joists, replace the roof and rebuild the chimney.

We invite you to support this project through your donations and volunteer time! We’re looking forward to working with you! For more details, see the “Family Story“.