Sustainable Living, Sustainable Giving DinnerThe Sustainable Living, Sustainable Giving™ Dinner will serve as a major annual source of sustaining income to pay indirect and overhead costs.
Sustainable Living, Sustainable Giving
Each home Habitat builds incurs three kinds of costs. Direct costs represent the total price of materials used to build the home, from wood to siding to pipes to doorknobs as well as any payment to subcontractors. This currently runs about $75,000. Covenant partners fund this amount. Indirect costs represent affiliate outlays directly related to the house build, such as construction staff salaries, gas, required permits, and land purchase and readying costs. Overhead costs arise from the organization’s day to day needs as it helps to build homes. These include office utilities, maintenance, salaries for financial and development officers, marketing, etc. Indirect and Overhead costs currently run in the range of $20,000- $30,000 per house.
Location: The Mill on East Main Street
Date: April 23rd, 2009
Time: 5:45pm
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Click here for individual tickets ($15)
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For questions or more information: send an e-mail to springdinner@habichatt or call 423-756-0507
The Hullander family of Chattanooga, and friends of the late Chris Horne are partnering with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga to build a Habitat house in his memory. Chris was killed in a car crash in Mexico in late 2007 while on a trip with his wife Mandy, who is the daughter of Bill Hullander.
