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Established in 1989, Chatham Habitat for Humanity
works in partnership with God and people to build community by constructing houses with the goal
of eliminating substandard housing everywhere.
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What to Expect on the Worksite
Tips and Guidelines for Chatham
Habitat for Humanity Volunteers
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EXPERIENCE:
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None needed, but skilled volunteers are always welcome. Training and supervision by experienced
leaders is always provided. Safety is stressed at all times.
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WHO:
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No children are allowed on the worksite. Volunteers under 16 may do non-construction projects.
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TIPS:
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- No open-toed shoes. Wear sturdy shoes or work boots.
- Chatham County clay stains clothes. Wear old clothes.
- Some volunteers bring two pairs of shoes. One to work in and one to drive in if the work shoes get muddy.
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TOOLS:
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We provide tools, but if you prefer to use your own hammer, tool belt, gloves, safety glasses, etc please bring them.
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HOW:
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Contact Construction Manager, Gabriela Rife at GabrielaRife@ChathamHabitat.org
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