Presented by: Jeff Carter

Jarrod EasonJonte Kennebrew

What is Habitat for Humanity?

Nonprofit Christian Housing Ministry Founded by Millard and Linda Fuller People from all races and religions come

together to build for those in need Have built over 350,000 houses

internationally

How it Works

Volunteers and Donations

Not a giveaway program

Activity and Purpose

Lends a helping hand to those in need

Depend on others for labor on houses

Globally active in providing temporary and permanent shelter to those in need.

Fighting against Homelessness

The world is experiencing a global housing crisis. About 1.6 billion people live in substandard housing and 100 million are homeless, according to the United Nations

In the United States alone, 95 million people have housing problems

Habitat Houses

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Simple.Habitat houses are modestly-sized. They are large enough for the homeowner family's needs, but small enough to keep construction and maintenance costs to a minimum.

Decent.Habitat for Humanity uses quality, locally-available building materials. Habitat house designs reflect the local climate and culture.

Affordable.The labor of volunteers and partner families, efficient building methods, modest house sizes and no-profit loans make it affordable for low-income families to purchase Habitat houses

Mission Accomplished

Build a Shed

Build shelves

Various Construction

Leadership Observations

Team Leadership-Working together for a common goal

Sit back and Watch-Passive leadership

Observations Cont.

Leadership initiative -Willingness to work hard

Multiple jobs at the same time

Desire to be there Vs. Have to be there

Observations Cont.

Trait leadership

Situational leadership

What We Learned

Teamwork

What We Learned cont.

Task oriented vs. Relationship oriented

What We Learned cont.

Listening

What We Learned cont.

Diversity

What We Learned cont.

Building more than a house…