Giving families the space they need
Habitat for Humanity’s Faith Build Program is building 36 homes in Yuba-sutter, bringing “the best moments” to recipients, loved ones
After sharing one bedroom for the last year, a family of five is able to move into their forever home.
Sara and Robert Warren, along with their three young girls, received the keys to their newly built house on Saturday during Habitat for Humanity’s home dedication ceremony.
The Warren’s and three other families received the keys to newly constructed homes in Habitat for Humanity’s Sierra Vista III development in Marysville. Each four bedroom, two bathroom home is 1,475 square feet and is equipped with Solar, is Energy Star State ................ Sudoku ............... Weather ............. World ................. Your Photos ........ Certified and has Xeriscape Landscaping.
Although the Warren family closed escrow on the home in 2016, Sara said her family has been living with her brother and his family for the last year while waiting for construction on their new home to be completed.
Her family is eager to move into their home within the next couple of weeks, Warren said. The move comes just in time for the birth of their son, due in five weeks.
“We are all just excited to finally get out of the one bedroom,” Warren said.
Padee Lee and her two