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Newsmakers for Feb. 10: Houston Habitat seeks owners of Harvey-damaged homes
HOUSTON – Houston Habitat for Humanity has traditionally been for first-time homeowners who need help landing that first home. Now, the “Almost Home” program is available to those whose homes were damaged by Hurricane Harvey.
Allison Hay, executive director of Habitat for Humanity, extended an invitation to homeowners still dealing with Harvey damage.
“We’ll work with you,” she said. “You don’t have to be a first time home buyer this time. We’ll bring you into our program. We’ll let you go through our process. You’ll be in a home that’s safe and stable.”
On this week’s Houston Newsmakers, get the details on how to sign up to purchase a home or to volunteer your time and talent for a great program in our community.
HCC Black History Gala features local great
Houston Community College is preparing to celebrate Black History Month and raise scholarship funds at the same time.
Carolyn Evans-Shabazz chairs the HCC Board of Trustees and said any money raised will help students help our community.
“I always say that’s the way you change your circumstances, through education, and not just academics but also workforce,” she said. “We can help people get into a gainful occupation in a very short time if they access.”
Renowned jazz guitarist Joe Carmouche, of Houston, will be the special guest artist at this year’s gala. He promises a big sound and a big time.
Get the details on this week’s Houston Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall.
For more on Black History Month, check out the special section at Click2Houston.com/BlackHistory.
More information
Allison Hay, Executive Director, Houston Habitat for Humanity
houstonhabitat.org
713-671-9993
Twitter: @houstonhabitat
Carolyn Evans-Shabazz, Chair, Board of Trustees, Houston Community College
hccs.edu
713-718-2000
Twitter: @HCCDistrict
Joe Carmouche, Jazz Guitarist, Featured Artist, HCC Black History Gala
JoeCarmouche.net
713-854-6997
Email: Joe@joecarmouche.net
HCC Black History Scholarship Fundraiser
Saturday, Feb. 23 at 7 p.m.
Czech Center Museum Houston
4920 San Jacinto St. Houston
hccs.edu/blackhistory
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