Phelps County Habitat for Humanity in the news

 Bob Morrison is a man of God. His entire life has been happily dedicated to his savior in a variety of ways. Bob might be 88 years old now, but he still volunteers, worships every Sunday and serves as president of Phelps County’s Habitat for Humanity. 

 "At Southern Bank, we're always looking for ways to give back to the communities we serve," says Marla Stevenson of Southern Bank. "Phelps County Habitat for Humanity is doing great things to help families in the area, and we're honored to partner with them in what they do." 

“The impact of our donation goes beyond building homes; it creates bridges to brighter futures. At Town & Country Bank, we strongly believe in the power of community support." said Brandon Biele, Branch Manager at Town & Country Bank- Rolla.

In 1998, Ella Brown moved into the first home built through the Phelps County Habitat for Humanity organization. She recently signed the release of deed of trust after paying off her 20-year note on the home.

For the 11th time in Phelps County, affordable housing is going to be constructed for a Habitat for Humanity recipient family. 

Phelps County Habitat for Humanity has built 11 houses for families needing secure and affordable housing.  PCHFH Board President, Rev. Bob Morrison, was the Rotary program speaker.