Made of more than lumber, the walls raised on lot 19 at the Woods at Golden Given bear the love of the community. A tradition for the annual Building on Faith House – Wall of Hope involves the signing of 2×6 studs to carry messages of congratulations, well wishes, and hope for the family that will call the completed house a home.
Sponsors, supporters, and volunteers came together last Saturday to raise 20 signed studs as a permanent Wall of Hope in a Habitat for Humanity home.
Second Use Building Materials, a sponsor, expressed the reward of seeing their stud take shape as part of the home:
“It was incredible to see the same 2×6 that had floated around our break room gathering signatures and messages just a few months ago now integrated into what, by the end of the day, looked more like a home than a stack of lumber.”
Thank you to all 2016 Wall of Hope sponsors for your assistance helping us raise the first walls of this year’s Building on Faith house:
Brown & Brown Insurance * Car SmartAutomotive * Coldwell Banker Danforth * Gordon Thomas Honeywell LLP * Guild Mortgage * Johnson Stone & Pagano PS * Moss Adams LLP * Partners for Business Success * Point Ruston * Print NW * Puget Sound Title * Rainier View Christian Church * Second Use Building Materials * St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church * Transportation Club of Tacoma * Trinity Lutheran Church Parkland * University Place Presbyterian Church * Walsh Construction Company * Washington United Terminals
Wall of Hope is a yearly tradition and opportunity for sponsorship. If you are interested in participating in next year’s Building on Faith house, please contact Tracey Sorenson at tsorenson@tpc-habitat.org or (253) 627-5626 x104.
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