Best and the rest of the past week - Connecticut Post Published 8/13/10

The Connecticut Post’s editorial board gave Habitat CFC a “Thumbs Up” for its partnerships that leverage even more support for its homeownership programs.

Toyota of Stamford donates use of a truck - Stamford Advocate Published 8/6/10 

Toyota of Stamford is a new Habitat for Humanity of Coastal Fairfield County partner. The family-owned car dealership loaned Habitat CFC a 2010 Tundra. The truck will help Habitat CFC work more efficiently, now that it is building homes in three communities – Bridgeport, Stamford and Stratford – simultaneously, for the first time in its 25-year history. The Toyota of Stamford-Habitat CFC partnership received broad media coverage and featured future homeowners Iveth Bowie and Neqwaunia Perry. Coverage included an 8/3/10 WSTC AM live interview, an 8/6/10 feature in The Stamford Times and an 8/7/10 feature in several area Hearst Corporation-owned newspapers, including The Greenwich Time, The Danbury News and the Stamford Advocate.  A link to the Stamford Advocate article is provided (above).  

Work progresses on Habitat condominium in Stamford - StamfordAdvocate Published 5/14/10

Cohen and Wolf, P.C. Partners With Habitat for Humanity to Help Low-Income Families Become Homeowners  Published 5/14/10

Stamford Advocate Article Published 9/24/09

Habitat for Humanity dedicates 150th Bridgeport house - Connecticut Post Published 3/6/10

Give Habitat more chance to help - Connecticut Post Published 3/8/10

New York Times Article Published 2/4/10

Blight not solely an urban fight- Connecticut Post Published 3/13/10

YouTube - Historic Renovation Habitat for Humanity of Coastal Fairfield County

YouTube - Habitat for Humanity of Coastal Fairfield County's 25th Anniversary

Habitat CFC Spring 2010 Newsletter

Habitat CFC - Going Green

·         Habitat for Humanity achieves No. 8 on the ‘Builder 100’ list
Due to the combined building efforts of U.S. affiliates, volunteers and donors, Habitat for Humanity recently achieved the rank of No. 8 on the 2009 Builder 100 list, marking the first time Habitat has been among the top 10 biggest builders in the United States.