Nashville Area Habitat For Humanity Blog Habitat Springs Into Action

Habitat Springs Into Action • Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville is deep into the spring build season. Three more houses are starting construction on Thursday, one on Friday and four more homes are still under construction this weekend in the Hallmark subdivision in Antioch, two of which are Women Build homes. A big home dedication ceremony is slated for May 3 at 2 p.m. at Hallmark. Join us to celebrate six new homeowners cutting the ribbons to their new lives.• In honor of Earth Day, Davidson, Wilson, Cheatham counties' ReStores are running a 20% off sale this Saturday, April 25. Mention "earth" for your discount on any single item sale. Some items like paint and rugs are not included. The ReStores have a new social media and volunteer coordinator who is running weekly social media markdowns and notices. You need to follow Dave's posts on Facebook or Instagram to keep up with all of his outstanding store insights, and Dave is pretty funny too!• Habitat of Greater Nashville was awarded its sixth consecutive ENERGY STAR sustained excellent award, thanks to our most excellent construction crew and dedicated volunteers. You rock!• There is a Motorcycle Show to benefit Habitat in Wilson County this weekend for motocycle enthusiasts this Saturday April 25, in the fuel center parking lot at Kroger in Lebanon, 1418 W. Main St., from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Those who want to enter their motorcycles in the show will have four classes from which to choose - touring, classic, sport, and custom. Registration is $15 and will be held from 10:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Trophies will be awarded at 2 p.m. Two homes are slated for construction starting on May 30. Contact Tory Tredway to find out how you can get involved at (615) 453-4539.• WKRN Channel 2 came out to cover the Ensworth prefirsters 22nd annual penny drive and Christ Presbyterian Academy's first grade change drive. It's a story full of love and if you missed it you can see it by clicking here.• Wilson, Dickson and Cheatham counties will be building homes for low-income families on May 30. Part of the funding is coming from Habitat International's Builder's Blitz program and Habitat of Greater Nashville is one of five recipients chosen to host a national build day in recognition of that generosity. Stay tuned for the exact date and time.