Habitat for Humanity Volunteer Day March 2016
Thursday, March 10, 2016
Join us for our first Habitat for Humanity volunteer day of 2016! On Thursday, March 10th you can help add the finishing touches to a home that will be dedicated and presented to a family that very evening! Painting, window cleaning, caulking, and clearing away are just a few of the many finishing tasks we will accomplish. All volunteers will get a free Christian Financial Advisors t-shirt and cap, and they are invited to lunch afterward.
To volunteer, contact Kirsten Otto at 830-609-6986 or [email protected]. Please respond by Tuesday 3/8. (Christian Financial Advisors will be closed 8am-1pm on 3/10 for our volunteer day).
Check out our other March 2016 Newsletter Items:
Kingdom Advisors Conference
Single Ladies Valentine’s Lunch
eVALUEator® Moral Analysis Tool
Retirement Lunch and Learn
Dates To Remember!
- HABITAT FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER DAY – MARCH 10, 2016 (OFFICE CLOSED 8AM-1PM)
- GOOD FRIDAY – FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 2016 (OFFICE CLOSED)
- RESURRECTION SUNDAY – MARCH 27, 2016 – “HE IS RISEN!”
Refer A Friend
Do you have a friend, family member, or colleague that could benefit from our services? If so, refer them to our mobile friendly website, or we have a packet of information we would love to share with them to them. Just call our office at 830-609-6986 and we can get out the information to help your friends!
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