Young woman

My name is Alessandra Manuzon. I was born and raised in the Philippines and moved to Atlantic Beach in 2013 when my parents bought a house through Beaches Habitat’s program.…

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Group of women and small children

This spring the children in the afterschool program took part in many fun and unique experiences. They planted vegetables and flowers at the Gail Baker and Jordan Park Community Centers. They learned about the significance of pollinators and how bees are critical for our food source. The children loved seeing plants grow from tiny seeds.

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Students sitting at table on campus

At Beaches Habitat for Humanity we believe having a safe and affordable place to live is one key part of a bigger picture. That’s why we’ve teamed up with the…

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Open book on stack with magic lights

The staff of Beaches Habitat’s education program is excited to share some updates for the new year. Thank You, Queen’s Harbor Book Club Welcome Teachers CAP Kids Workshop Afterschool Volunteers…

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Education Corner Fall Updates

In This Update: Mayor’s Youth at Work Project: Amari Lombel Bright Futures Volunteer, Elise Vargas Gardening Help from the Exchange Club Hot Meals for After School Students Arts Workshops from…

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3 young women holding laptops in front of Beaches Habitat sign

Did you know that Beaches Habitat for Humanity’s program offers benefits beyond homeownership? Thanks to a partnership with the Scheidel Foundation, homeowners and their children are eligible for college scholarships…

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