For many area residents, the dream of owning their own home increasingly feels out of reach. The efforts of a local nonprofit are helping to narrow the affordability gap, however, […]
Anyone who has ever experienced food insecurity can tell you that the holidays are a particularly stressful time when it comes to putting food on the table. And although the Saucon Valley is a relatively affluent area, there are many families in our community who will struggle to do that this Christmas. That's why Saucon Source and the Habitat Lehigh Valley ReStore in Hellertown are partnering with the pantry at New Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church to collect nonperishable food items this year.
Hundreds of shoppers flocked to visit the new Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Hellertown Wednesday. The store features new and used furniture, housewares, decor, books, building supplies, seasonal decorations and much more. All of the proceeds from the store's sales benefit Habitat for Humanity's mission to provide affordable housing for residents of the Lehigh Valley.
Saucon Valley residents will soon be able to conveniently donate and buy used furniture, home decor, building supplies and much more, thanks to a well-known local nonprofit organization.
Habitat for Humanity of the Lehigh Valley purchased the site at 38 Main Street in late April and plans to open a second ReStore location there in the fall, Habitat Director of Operations All Ingram said Friday.
In some ways, shopping at Habitat for Humanity Lehigh Valley's ReStore in Whitehall is like going on a treasure hunt. You never know what you're going to find. Even better than a treasure hunt is the fact that when you make a purchase at the store, you're supporting Habitat's mission, which is to provide affordable housing to members of our community.
On Episode 67 of No Rain Date, we’re joined by Alli Ingram, Gina Loiacono and Brenda Strockyj of Habitat for Humanity of the Lehigh Valley, an organization that empowers families by helping them achieve the American dream of home ownership.Â
If your yard sale Saturday isn't a sell-out, you may have an option to donate some leftover items to the Habitat for Humanity Lehigh Valley ReStore, which is holding a "Stuff the Truck" event Saturday from 11 to 3 at Hellertown Borough Hall.
A number of Hellertown businesses and organizations will also be participating in the Community Yard Sale by offering specials, raffles and sales.
