Habitat Women Build To Complete Entire Home

March 5, 2025 at 9:39 p.m.
Pictured is Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County’s Women Build in 2023. Photo Provided.
Pictured is Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County’s Women Build in 2023. Photo Provided.

By Staff Report

In a few months, Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County’s annual Women Build is planning to build and fund an entire home for a single mom in Warsaw.
This year’s goal will bring more all-women teams to the build site than ever before, according to a news release from Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County.
“The Women Build has only grown more and more popular since we brought it back in 2022,” said Ben Logan, Habitat executive director. “We want to take the event to the next level by using it to build an entire home.”
Not only will teams of women volunteers come together to build the home, but they will also play a part in raising money to fund the project. Each Habitat home is funded by local donations, so each team will raise money to help support the overall project.
“It truly is amazing to see women from across the county come together to make homes like this one possible,” said Stacy Price, a Habitat board member and chair of the events team. “I have personally participated each year, and the Women Build is always a blast. It’s such a great way for people to come together, give back and build a stronger community.”
Habitat is still recruiting women to serve as team leaders: individuals who recruit a team of 10 to 12 women and lead them in their volunteering and fundraising efforts. Teams can be comprised of coworkers, friends, activity groups and more. No construction experience is required. Those interested in serving as a team leader should email [email protected] to learn more.
To learn more about the Women Build, visit kosciuskohabitat.org/womenbuild
Follow Habitat’s Facebook page to keep up with the Women Build: https://www.facebook.com/kosciuskohabitat


In a few months, Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County’s annual Women Build is planning to build and fund an entire home for a single mom in Warsaw.
This year’s goal will bring more all-women teams to the build site than ever before, according to a news release from Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County.
“The Women Build has only grown more and more popular since we brought it back in 2022,” said Ben Logan, Habitat executive director. “We want to take the event to the next level by using it to build an entire home.”
Not only will teams of women volunteers come together to build the home, but they will also play a part in raising money to fund the project. Each Habitat home is funded by local donations, so each team will raise money to help support the overall project.
“It truly is amazing to see women from across the county come together to make homes like this one possible,” said Stacy Price, a Habitat board member and chair of the events team. “I have personally participated each year, and the Women Build is always a blast. It’s such a great way for people to come together, give back and build a stronger community.”
Habitat is still recruiting women to serve as team leaders: individuals who recruit a team of 10 to 12 women and lead them in their volunteering and fundraising efforts. Teams can be comprised of coworkers, friends, activity groups and more. No construction experience is required. Those interested in serving as a team leader should email [email protected] to learn more.
To learn more about the Women Build, visit kosciuskohabitat.org/womenbuild
Follow Habitat’s Facebook page to keep up with the Women Build: https://www.facebook.com/kosciuskohabitat


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