Views from the Porch – November 2022 ENewsletter

Views from the Porch

November 2022

Going green in Lynn

When we rehabbed this home in Lynn, we took extra steps to ensure it was energy efficient and climate friendly for the future. It no longer uses a fossil fuel system, but a mini-split electric heating system and solar panels to generate all of its electricity needs. Additionally, the solar panels can generate excess electricity which is sold back to National Grid resulting in low total utility costs for the home owner.

We thank Schneider Electric for their generous grant to purchase and install the system as well as Andy DePietro of Climate Zone for installing it.

Who is the typical Habitat Homeowner?

Homeowners have stable incomes – however, many work in lower paying industries (frontline healthcare workers, educators, retail employees, office management, etc) and sometimes work two or more jobs to support their household

Homeowners are low to moderate income families (for a family of 4, total household income must be between $44,700 and $84,120 depending on the location of the property)

Almost all of our homeowners and applicants own cars and are not solely reliant on public transportation

Homeowners are often parents who want nothing more than stability and hope of a future for their children

Give Today

With the season of giving upon us, we hope you will consider supporting Essex County Habitat for Humanity. Make a gift today to help local families find affordable housing.

You can make a lasting impact

Everyone can have a lasting impact and help even more families have a secure future through affordable homes. Find out how you can make a gift with a lasting impact - reach out to our Director of Charitable Giving, Heather Johnston at 978-681-8858 or heather@essexcountyhabitat.org

Thank you for your support

Many thanks to everyone who supported us on a build site or at a ReStore this past month! These are just a few of those who did:

Ascension Church

Avalon Bay

Ora

Schneider Electric and Institution for Savings

Thrive

Endicott College

Merrimack College

Watts

Merrimack College

We'd also like to recognize the following businesses that offered their support:

To Schneider Electric for sponsoring October's Women Build week

To Electric Insurance for their corporate build in Hamilton

To Bank of America for their generous grant

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