Funds, volunteers needed for all-women-built home
By HEATHER ROTH Staff Writer
By HEATHER ROTH Staff Writer
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
07/23/08
A group of women volunteers said they are more than ready to build a house all on their own next year on Clay Street.
By Kathleen Lange - For The Capital
Mary Jo Robey of Severna Park, left, and Brenda Darr of Annapolis greet Dean Scarborough, captain of the Cabaret II, as they board. Arundel Habitat for Humanity’s Women Build kickoff reception was held last Monday.
But putting hammer to nail may not be the hardest part of the project. Organizers first must raise enough money and gather enough female volunteers to pull it off.
More than 70 women gathered last week on Watermark's Cabaret II to celebrate the official start of the Arundel Habitat for Humanity's third Women Build project. The last women-only project was six years ago.
"I think what really intrigues me and excites me is the thought of raising the money and then raising the house, all by...
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