Habitat for Humanity Prince William County is seeking a seasoned fundraising professional to serve as Development Director in its Manassas office. The Development Director helps the Board of Directors and President/CEO mobilize resources and steward them faithfully so that Habitat for Humanity Prince William County meets its strategic goal to provide safe and decent housing to more families in Prince William County, Manassas and Manassas Park ..

On Thursday, Aug. 14, volunteers Tarek Kalash, Halle Lahammer, Heidi Lahammer, John Lahammer, Don McCubbin and Dave Williams prepped the attic for attic insulation (sealing, etc.) and prepped the bathroom floor for tiling.

On Friday, Aug. 15, volunteers Tarek Kalash, Don McCubbin, Diane Nelson and Elizabeth Page repaired window trim and installed the bathroom tile.

On Saturday, Aug. 16, volunteers David Gribble, Steve Ha, Zachary Logsdon..

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Thanks to all of our ReStore volunteers from July 29 – Aug. 4: Mohammad Ahmad, Fatoumata Ba-Shaw, George Braun, Lynn Eklund, Alice Fontana, Jason Hamilton, Evan King, Maggy Machado, Don McCubbin, Neelu Randhawa, Betty Samuels, Josh Saul and Matt Watkins.

Thanks to our office volunteers from July 29 – Aug. 4: Megan Beverage, Rebecca Custis, Jim Floyd, Andrew Lahammer, Halle Lahammer, Betty Reichert, Josh Saul, Gale Strickland and Ryan Tuck..

The next time you’re near a train station or train tracks, don’t be surprised if you see family partner, Chester Kamuda, with his canine buddy of 14 years, Shadow. A train enthusiast, Chester has traveled thousands of miles across the rails both as a passenger and observer.

Originally from Connecticut, this retired Army veteran ended up in Manassas after being assigned to the Pentagon. Chester is disabled and has had many surgeries on his kne..

We’re hiring an associate to work 25-30 hours per week at the Habitat ReStore. This position is perfect for a student, recent retiree or someone who wishes to work a few days a week. If you’re interested in working with volunteers, providing excellent customer service to customers and donors, and want to be a part of an expanding organization, apply today!

Volunteers Philip MagGill, Heather McGettigan and Dan Sickler started on the home repairs of long-time Manassas Park resident, Dorothy Obenchain, on Saturday.

Outside, they dug a trench and installed a catch basin and drain pipe to solve the water drainage problems in her yard.

Inside, they took off all of the damaged paneling in the living room and installed sheet rock. Look at their progress in the photo gallery.

Thanks to Manassas Presbyter..

Home repairs continued at family partner Cecelia Shepherd’s Manassas Park home on Thursday and Friday.

Volunteers Dennis Aughavin, Howard Fribush, Justin Fribush, Tarek Kalash, Zachary Logsdon, Don McCubbin, Jonathon Vogel and Dave Williams helped Construction Crew Leader, John Blake, repair the rear siding, replace the rear door, power wash the siding and stain the deck.

Check out the photo gallery!

Many thanks to 10 Christian FamiliesÂ..