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On Friday, March 6, 2020, 22 Pitt-Greensburg students, alumni, and staff members will load up into two vans and drive to Mandeville, Louisiana for this year’s alternative spring break trip. It will be the 16th consecutive year that Pitt-Greensburg students will travel south to help build homes with Habitat for Humanity.
We will be working with the St. Tammany West Habitat for Humanity affiliate. This affiliate builds about 10 homes per year for local partner families. Mandeville is located 45 minutes north of New Orleans.
We will spend our week building simple, decent, affordable housing with this local affiliate. Monday we will spend the day on an excursion to New Orleans. Tuesday through Friday, we will spend 6-8 hours per day working on a home with a local partner family. We will be doing a variety of tasks throughout the week.
Our group of 22 volunteers will provide 700-800 hours of service while in Louisiana.
There are many expenses that our group will incur on the trip. They include:
Consider donating in honor of one of the students attending this year’s trip.
Nails are some of the smallest components of the construction of a new home, yet they are the most vital in holding it together.
The roof of a home protects the family from the outdoor elements. It takes many roof shingles to protect a home.
The windows to a home allow the family to see out into the community. They also allow warmth and sunlight in while keeping the cold out.
Doors to a home provide the family with a sense of safety, security, and privacy. They allow the family to control who and what comes into the home.
Drywall and paint are what help provide a finished look to the interior of a home. It helps to create a welcoming and warm atmosphere in the home.
A home truly becomes a home once it is furnished with appliances. Appliances are often amenities that complement the home and are crucial to a family's efficiency and day-to-day living.
Siding on the outside of the home protects the home from the elements and puts a finishing touch on the home. It serves dual purposes and assures that a home will be protected for years to come.
The landscaping outside of the home helps extend a family's home into the outdoors. A yard provides a place for kids to play, and other landscaping features increase a home's curb appeal.
