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  • This campaign is for volunteers/ donors who provide lunch to our construction volunteers. This ministry helps support Habitat's mission by allowing our volunteers to work a full day and keeps them coming back again! If you have questions about providing lunch for our job sites, please contact our volunteer coordinator at 563-359-9066.  See our lunch calendar here!




    Lunch Provider Program

     

    Help support the mission of Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities

    by providing lunch to a group of hungry construction volunteers! J

     

    Prepare (or purchase) a simple, decent lunch to donate and deliver to the build site.

    Lunches can be boxed, bagged, or buffet style! Whatever is easiest for you.

    Pick-up can be arranged in advance if necessary.

     

    Lunch should include:

     

    A Main Dish 

    (Sandwiches, Burgers, Casserole, Pasta, Pizza, etc.)

     A Side Dish 

    (Chips, veggies, fruit, breadsticks, Pasta Salad, etc.)

     Dessert

    (Cookies, Fruit, Brownies, Cupcakes, etc.)

     Drink (Optional)

    (Soda, Tea, Lemonade, Gatorade, Water, etc.)

     

    *Please also provide disposable cutlery, and napkins*

     

    Volunteer numbers will vary from 10-30, depending on the day.

    I will always provide a final headcount for you the day before.

     

    Please contact Zach Currier, Volunteer Coordinator,

    for more information and for available dates!

     zach@habitatqc.org

    office: 563-359-9066



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In Support of Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities
The Habitat program is a multi-prong approach to breaking the cycle of poverty. First, we work to identify low income families who can’t qualify for traditional mortgages and who have a need for better housing options. We pair this family with a mentor who helps them through the process of building a new home. In addition, the families must complete 250 hours per adult of “sweat equity” before they can move into their new home. They must also complete a series of classes relating to budgeting, home maintenance, and other information pertaining to successful home ownership. Once the program and build is complete the Partner Family will close on their new home with a zero percent mortgage and low down payment. Habitat for Humanity holds this mortgage to ensure that the family’s payments are no more than 30% of their monthly income. The mortgage payments they make are paid forward to help us build homes for future families.Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities builds strength, stability, and self-reliance through affordable housing.  In addition to the Home Building program, we also operate a Home Repair and Neighborhood Revitalization program.