The Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity ReStore relies on their volunteers to make sure that the store runs smoothly. The staff of the ReStore couldn't be more grateful for the volunteers that cashier, accept and process donations, assist with donation pick ups, both residential and commercial, keep the metal recycling program running smoothly and provide excellent customer service. We thank you for helping us to continue to be successful in our mission to help build homes, communities and hope in the Brown County area. If you have any questions about our ReStore volunteer opportunities...

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Habitat for Humanity is in its' third year as a charity partner with the Cellcom Green Bay Marathon. As a charity partner with the marathon, we assist in securing staffing for the hundreds of volunteer positions needed to make this fun event a success. In return, the marathon donates thousands of dollars to our home ownership program.

**This information is open to the public! Anyone who is interested in volunteering may sign up; no commitment required**All new volunteers must attend this information session prior to volunteering at the ReStore. The only exception would be those who are volunteering with a group. What is covered in the information session? -How to become a volunteer for Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity ReStore-Learn about the mission of Habitat for Humanity and ReStore. -Review basic volunteer information (where to park, what to wear, what to do when you arrive, etc)....

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Women Build invites women to devote at least one day on the build site at our Women Build 2020 home to help build decent and affordable housing in our community. Women have the strength and determination necessary to build Habitat houses, addressing the problem of accessible housing in a concrete way so that families can achieve stability and independence No experience is necessary. Participants work in a collaborative atmosphere under the guidance of construction professionals and alongside other volunteers and future Habitat homeowners.

Join us as we build two homes right around the corner from each other. The Mose family, a family of 7, is excited to own their own home, “Owning a home means I am able to say ‘yes.’ Yes, I’m a positive role model for my children. Yes, I’ll take responsibility for my children and my life. Yes, I’m worthy, dependable, and self-motivated. But most importantly, owning my home means saying, ‘I can.’ ” The Jimenez family has 8 members in it, and are also looking forward to owning their own home, “We have always dreamed of providing a bigger, more spacious home for our children. We ...