A team from South Shore Bank, headquartered in Weymouth, offered its time and talent to the South Shore Habitat for Humanity home build in Duxbury. The team included Curtis Webb, Tom Gillen, Carol Powell, Erica Calligan, Andrew Pope, Amy Geogan, Lee Page, Sally Hughes, Glenn Tattrie. They worked with SSHH family partners on the multi-family project on Feinberg Bog Road.

At the South Shore Habitat for Humanity home build in Duxbury an interfaith group of volunteers from First Congregational Church of Hanover, St. John the Evangelist Episcopal Church in Duxbury, Quincy Point Congregational church, New North Church in Hingham, and the United Church of Christ in Norwell helped build homes for families in need of affordable housing.

South Shore Habitat for Humanity welcomed home three families to Feinberg Bog Road, Duxbury on Wednesday, July 10th at the Home Dedication Ceremony.

All who participated in some way on the project, either by volunteering or financially contributing, were invited to celebrate with the new families as they received the keys to their new homes.

South Shore Habitat for Humanity is working in partnership with the Town of Duxbury’s Affordable Housing Trust (DAHT) on the this project, which is comprised of three duplexes on 2.91 acres that was formerly part of Camp Wing. The 2 bedroom townhomes will have approximately 1,200 square feet.

Three of the townhomes will be low income homes and the other three will be moderate income homes. Selectmen, Theodore J. Flynn, brought greeting on behalf of the town of Duxbury and the homes were blessed by Reverend Ed Perkinson of St. John’s the Evangelist.

A team from Timberline Construction, headquartered in Canton, volunteered their time at the South Shore Habitat for Humanity home build in Duxbury, MA. They rolled up their sleeves to work along with family partners to build safe, healthy, affordable homes. The homes will be delivered later this month to local families in need of affordable housing.

This team from Rockland Trust offered its time and talent to the South Shore Habitat for Humanities home build in Duxbury. They worked on the multi-family project on Feinberg Bog Road that will be delivered to SSHH family partners in mid-July.

The team from the Rockland office includes: back row, left to right: Jackson Renner, Frank Winiewicz, Andrew Gelson, David Emmons (Plymouth branch), Henry Lanza, Gil Bird, Susan Pugliese. Front row, left to right: Heidi Bastek, Meagan Silva, Julie Zhu, Vicki Chaplin, Jon Nelson

Volunteers from Kohl’s stores in Hingham, Pembroke and Plymouth teamed up to help South Shore Habitat for Humanity during April’s National Volunteer Month. The group helped build the six-unit town homes under construction in Duxbury, MA.

Members Firoza Panthaki, Robert Kania, Hetal Desai and Michael Fechter donated their time to lead a financial management seminar focusing on understanding the importance of credit and creating a personal budget.

CFA Society Boston is a non-profit society, founded in 1946 and is New England’s largest investment professional membership organization with 5,800 members. Their Financial Literacy Initiative currently includes 180 volunteers that participate in community outreach.