Habitat Director Wants Henryville Homes Complete in Time For Holidays
By: Michael C. Fehn
Updated: October 9, 2012
Hundreds of volunteers have converged on a southern Indiana town, devastated by a deadly March tornado outbreak.
The Habitat For Humanity building blitz began Monday in Henrvyille.
Habitat For Humanity of Indiana Director, Gina Leckron says, the new homes can't come soon enough for residents who've been waiting more than six months for permanent housing.
She says Habitat hopes to get the 10 homes built quickly, so people can spend the holiday season in their new homes.
More than 200 volunteers are in Henryville to help with the rebuilding effort.
The Habitat For Humanity building blitz began Monday in Henrvyille.
Habitat For Humanity of Indiana Director, Gina Leckron says, the new homes can't come soon enough for residents who've been waiting more than six months for permanent housing.
She says Habitat hopes to get the 10 homes built quickly, so people can spend the holiday season in their new homes.
More than 200 volunteers are in Henryville to help with the rebuilding effort.
