1. TEAM C ARING R ESOURCEFUL I NTELLIGENT B USINESS S TUDENTS

2. TEAM MEMBER TOPICS Abbey – History of Habitat for Humanity Eric – ReStore and Our Team Activities Jay – Sign A Stud and Our Team Event Will – Volunteering Opportunities Lena – Conclusion

3. HABITAT FOR HUMANITY What is Habitat for Humanity? Who is Involved with Habitat? Where is Habitat?

4. BRIEF HISTORY Founded 1976 by Millard and Linda Fuller Koinonia Farms Partnership Housing Conviction

5. MISSION AND PRINCIPLES Vision “A world where everyone has a decent place to live.” Mission Statement “Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities, and hope.” Principles Demonstrate the Love of Jesus Christ Focus on Shelter Advocate for Affordable Housing Promote Dignity and Hope Support Substantial and Transformational Development

6. Location: 210 E. 14 th Street ReStore: Donation/Retail Store for Habitat Purpose: Fund the Construction of Housing Projects

7. VOLUNTEERING FOR RESTORE Organizing ReStore’s Bookshelf Helping ReStore Overall

8. SIGN-A-STUD

9. CONCEPT

10. BENEFITS Raise Money for Habitat for Humanity Donate Building Material (Wood) Create Awareness

11. DO IT YOURSELF Contact a Habitat for Humanity Chapter Contact Local Habitat for Humanity Organization (ReStore) Materials List 1.8-foot 2x4 ($2-$10 each) 2.Colored Permanent Markers 3.Habitat for Humanity Information Handouts Find a Spot (On or Off Campus) Set a Date

12. VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES ReStore Construction Non-Construction

13. RESTORE OPPORTUNITIES First Come, First Served Minimum Age of 16

14. CONSTRUCTION OPPORTUNITIES Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Contact Early No Tools or Skills Necessary. Be Willing to Learn!

15. NON-CONSTRUCTION OPPORTUNITIES Committees Special Events ECU Chapter coxc10@students.ecu.edu

16. CONCLUSION Habitat for Humanity Build Homes Previous Experience with Habitat ReStore, Sign-a-stud Helping Others is Important