By CRISTINA JANNEY
Hays Post
100 Who Care, a local group of donors, chose Habitat for Humanity of Ellis County as it fourth-quarter recipient.
"We’re excited to help them purchase their next house and continue serving our community by helping make safe, affordable housing possible for local families. We can’t wait to see the impact of our collective generosity!" the group said on a Facebook post.
The group donated more than $5,000 to Habitat.
You can still contribute. Members can drop off cash or a check at Wayne Voss - State Farm Agent or donate online here: https://directory.100whocarealliance.org/.../OneTimeDonat...
The group's next giving event is at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19 at the Bob & Pat Schmidt Community Center.
Learn more about 100 Who Care by following its Facebook page or SEE RELATED STORY: 100 Who Care Ellis County seeks to increase giving impact
You can also follow Habitat for Humanity on its Facebook page.
SEE RELATED STORY: Habitat for Humanity of Ellis County seeks housing applications