Caring Individual Has A Home That Needs TLC
Argenia Anthony can be defined as a caring individual. Argenia worked in social services for twenty-five years before retiring from Fairfax County Government. She started out helping people determine their eligibility for services such as food stamps and Medicaid but...
April Pond Cleanup and Flood Mitigation
On April 4, 2019, volunteers from two separate groups, SWIFT Corporation and Navy personnel out of Springfield, VA, joined forces with Habitat for Humanity to complete two projects in eastern Prince William County. One was the semi-annual clean up at the Parkway Pond...
One hundred five year old house is showing its age
Charlotte Golladay lives in a house in Manassas that is one hundred five (105) years old. She, herself, has lived in it for nearly 50 years. The house’s cellar has stairs carved out of Virginia clay. The studs and joists are old, true, “2 x” oak and one can see the...
Struggling Mom Needs To Make Sure There’s a Roof Over Her Kids’ Heads
Norma Baker is raising two boys, Johann and Anthony, ages 10 and 12, in a trailer in Bull Run Mobile Home Park where she has lived since 2006. Despite some major roof repairs that are needed, her home is well kept with a lovely front porch where she and the boys can...
Quantico Resident Gets A Hand Up
Quantico resident, Robin Langham, is truly unique – she has lived in the small town of Quantico, Virginia, her entire life. Her parents set up shop there and began driving taxis for military personnel. Quantico is surrounded by the U.S. Marine Corps base and the town...
Emergency Repair Needed in Manassas
Q: When does a home qualify for an emergency home repair? A: One good reason is when the furnace goes out and it’s cold outside! Ronald Vance’s Manassas home needs an emergency repair: the home’s 20+ year-old furnace has stopped working completely. Ronnie has...
Lowe’s Heroes Contribute to the Community
Not just another day at the “office” A stalwart group of employees from the Gainesville and Manassas Lowe’s stores, the “Lowe’s Heroes”, joined forces with Habitat for Humanity Prince William County on Wednesday, October 17 and Thursday, October 18, to work in the...
Army Veteran’s Home Needs Some TLC
The situation is the same for all homeowners. Home repairs are a constant and need to be planned for and budgeted. It’s no different for retired Army Veteran, Chester Kamuda. Four years ago, Habitat worked on the roof and replaced the siding at Chester’s home in...
Parkway Pond Clean-Up with Fulton Bank
Fulton Bank employees volunteered with Habitat for Humanity on Saturday, September 29, at the “Parkway Pond”. The Parkway Pond is part of the Neabsco Creek Watershed. It’s located on property owned by Prince William County. Habitat for Humanity Prince William County...
Dale City Home Needs Critical Home Repairs
Linda Utting has lived in her Dale City home since 2006 She and her husband, Rick, were married for thirty-three years before he passed away in 2015. She has three adult daughters, Robin, Tracey and Amanda. Robin and Tracey now live out of state but Amanda, who has a...
Last Water Quality Event of the Year
Habitat for Humanity Prince William County runs on a fiscal year from July 1 – June 30. We managed to squeeze one more community development project in on the last day of our fiscal year! Thank you to a team from DTRA and their families for helping us tackle a stream...
Water Quality Event
Habitat volunteers returned to the site we affectionately call the “Parkway Pond” on Saturday, May 12. The storm water management pond, also known as Pond 156, is part of the Neabsco Creek Watershed and it is overseen by the Prince William County Department of Public...
