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Current Conditions:Come Join Us! Register above on volunteer. Then you'll be on our e-mails saying when and where to go. We work Saturdays. Pick your hours and day. On site ask for our construction supervisor. The house pictured recently went to Raquel, a single mom working at two jobs. Her son, Estafano, was sleeping on the couch at their grandparents. Now both have decent and afforable housing. We are working on our newest house at 1528 Belvn Street. Click photo gallery top page: 1528 Belvin St. We are tax deductible chapter of the faith based national organization supported by Jimmy Carter. Your time and labor are appreciated. Cash donations can be made on line above or mailed to San Marcos Habitat for Humanity at:
P.O. Box 1594 Collect Aluminum Cans for Us! Help start a new program to recycle aluminun cans here to raise money for San Marcos Habitat. Looking for volunteers to initiate putting recycling bins at businesses. We would later pick cans up and sell them for recycling. Contact: Dionne Robertson, local board member, at drob2227@yahoo.com | ![]() ![]() ![]() Work day Saturday, Jan. 28 ![]() We will be working Saturday, Jan. 28, at 1528 Belvin Street. We will work on landscaping on our latest home about to be finished. We will also raise siding on the home being built next to it. If regstered and plan to work respond to e-mail sent you so we can plan food and drinks. Also, you can register here to work on this site under volunteer top of home page. Directions: Present work site is 1528 Belvin St. From square take Hopkins Street south to light at Bishop and turn right. Then take first left to Belvin and go down about three blocks on right. We schedule Habitat projects for Saturdays. We usually start about 7:30 a.m. and work until it gets too hot maybe around noon or one. |