UP FOR AUCTION:
The Current Bid is $675.00.
The ReStore is auctioning off a fully restored, 1950's white Chambers stove.  The silent auction will begin on Wednesday, August 25 and end on Saturday, September 25.  Please call 337-261-5041 or visit the ReStore to place a bid.  The ReStore is located at 215 E. Pinhook Road and can be reached at 337-371-6030.

The stove features a Durachrome top surface, three top burners, thermowell, in-a-top griddle/broiler, oven, and storage.  The handles are press and turn type.   Its dimensions are 39” wide by 29.5” deep by 42.5” inches high.  The stove is being auctioned with a 1950 cookbook, “Idle Hour Cook Book with the Gas Turned Off,” which contains recipes and directions for cooking on the stove.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ PLANT SALE: The ReStore is overgrown with plants!  We have the following varieties and styles: Little Prince, Red Ruffle Azalea, Lavender Crepe Myrtle, Dwarf Yaupon, Eleagnus, Gardenia August Beauty, Gee Gee Azalea, Giant Liriope, Hosta, Indian Hawthorn, Blue Point Juniper, Juniper Blue Rug, Juniper Seagreen, Leyland Cypress, Lorepetelum, Magnolia Fiscatta, Nandina, Oleander Pink, Savannah Holly, White Spirea, Variegated Liriope, Wintergreen Boxwood, Japanese Boxwood, Abelia Pink, Pink Spirea, White Oleander, Cleyera Japonica, Dwarf Gardenias,Variegated Liriope, Nandinas, Boxwood, Gardenia, Confederate Jasmine, Wax Leaf Ligustrum, Aztec Grass, Stella D’oro, Day Lilies, Buford Holly, Crepe Myrtles, Red Oleander, and more.  All plants are being sold at our characteristic deeply discounted prices.  Once they're gone, they're gone so visit the ReStore today!  You can find the more information on the ReStore, including its hours of operation here.

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LHFH Executive Director Melinda Taylor, with representatives from other charities, sponsors and builders at the ribbon cutting ceremony for the 2010 Home for the Holidays project.  Entering its 6th year, Home for the Holidays is organized by the Acadian Home Builders Association and KATC TV-3.  Lafayette Habitat for Humanity receives a portion of the proceeds from ticket sales.  
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The ReStore now open on Wednesdays!  Check it out!

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State Farm Insurance Companies representatives David Robinson and Annette Hayes present a $15,000 check to Lafayette Habitat for Humanity.  State Farm contributed a total of $30,000 towards sponsorship of Marwayne Zeno’s home at 114 E. Gilman Road in Lafayette.  In addition to helping fund the home, State Farm employees participated in a wall-raising workday and arranged for in-kind donations including impact-resistant shingles, a “Water Cop” whole-house leak detection system, and a sprinkler system.   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Staff and AmeriCorps members working hard for the quarterly All Team Workday! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Habitat for Humanity International is a nonprofit, ecumenical Christian housing ministry. HFHI seeks to eliminate poverty housing and homelessness from the world, and to make decent shelter a matter of conscience and action.
Lafayette Habitat for Humanity works in partnership with God and people of all faiths and races to develop communities for people in need by building and renovating houses, creating homeownership opportunities.