Habitat For Humanity

"Every charitable act is a stepping stone towards heaven ."

 

The BHSN Habitat Chapter has finished building 9 houses in 9 years and is currently co-building 5 h ouses this year as well. Our chapter is among the nations top High School Chapters.

News and Updates:

 

September 2009 : The BHSN Habitat chapter has just started there 9th house in its 9th year. This year’s house is being presented to Kristin Bogue of Bloomington. Kristin has 3 children and is excited to build and eventually move into her new house. The house is located in the Cedar Chase Subdivision on the West side past Karst Farm Park on highway 45.

Friday, November 20th, 2009: The BHSN Habitat Parent Advisory Board will be meeting in the morning to discuss the agenda for An Evening for Habitat. An agenda will be provided by Mrs. Wilson, and we will "hit the ground running" towards achieveing success in our annual findraiser!

 

Contact Information

Web Designers:

 

Scott Hoover

(812) 340-4909

hooverisking@yahoo.com

 

Bhavin Patel

(812) 650-2852

bhavin.patel820@gmail.com

 

 

 

Sponsors:

 

Pat Wilson

pwilson@mccsc.edu

(812) 339-7145

 

Kristen Holmes

kholmes@mccsc.edu

 

Lauren Copeland

lcopelan@mccsc.edu

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mission Statement:

The BHSN chapter for habitat for humanity serves as an institution which gives high school students an opportunity to collectively work to eradicate sub-standardized housing. Through the investment of their time into bettering their own community, the BHSN Habitat chapter enables its volunteers to realize the importance of charity and giving. At Bloomington High School North,  the habitat chapter is more than just putting up roofs; it’s a place where the student volunteers discover their abilities to become the leaders of our tomorrow.

 

 

BHSN Habitat began its 9th house in its 9th year.

Have ideas you would like to communicate or forward to BHSN Habitat? Anyone can directly communicate to us through the web at the BHSN Habitat blog :

 http://northhabitat.blogspot.com