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READY TO BE PART OF SOMETHING SPECIAL?
EVENT DATE: Friday, Sept. 14
LOCATION: Hyatt Place St. George
1819 S 120 E, St. George, UT
A number of brave Edgers will have the opportunity to rappel
down Hyatt Place St. George, in exchange for donations back
to the amazing local non-profit organization, HFH - Southwest Utah.
How do I participate?
- Sign up now to become an Edger
- Easily set up your personal fundraising page
- Fundraise $1000
- Experience the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to rappel down
Hyatt Place St. George!
About Habitat for HUmanity - Southwest Utah
Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah is a non
profit building and repairing homes in Southern Utah.
We are committed to providing safe, decent, affordable housing for
qualified low-income families who would otherwise not be able to buy a
home. Working with volunteers, families, corporations, congregations,
and donors we are working to create a world where everyone has a
decent place to live – starting right here in Washington County, Utah.
The History of Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah
HFHSWU was established in May 1998, for the purpose of building
houses in partnership with low-income families in need of safe,
decent, affordable housing. Our affiliate has completed 22 homes
providing affordable housing for 125 individuals. We are currently
working on our 23rd build here in Washington County, for the Havens Family!
Habitat for Humanity in essence:
- Established May 1998
- Serves Washington County
- To date, built 22 homes in Washington County and tithed our
earnings for construction of another 22 overseas.
- Utilizes dozens of volunteers who contribute hundreds of hours for
the construction of each house
- Keeps building costs at a minimum from donations of funds and materials
- Partners with low-income families
- Offers a “Hand-up … Not a Handout”
- Partners with families willing to provide up to 500 hours of
“sweat equity hours,” make a down payment, and commit to keeping
monthly mortgage payments current
- Sells completed houses at no profit and 0% interest
- Channels mortgage payments into the Fund for Humanity, a revolving
construction account used to build more houses
Global Work
Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah’s work does not end in our
local community. HFHSWU currently tithes $4500 per home built in
Washington County and 10% of net income from ReStore sales toward
building homes internationally.
HFHSWU has, to date, supported the work of Habitat for Humanity
affiliates in Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Chile, and Haiti.
