Whether you know how to use a hammer or not, Door County Habitat for Humanity could use your help this summer. The organization broke ground on its 50th home earlier this year, which will provide a residence for the Ferron family when completed this fall. Door County Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Lori Allen applauded the efforts of her build crew, who have had to battle hot temperatures in recent weeks in addition to stubborn nails and screws. She added that they are always looking for a helping hand, whether it involves tools or not.
 

The build site is not the only place Door County Habitat for Humanity needs assistance. Allen said the community's generosity has led to its ReStore overflowing with items that contribute to its mission of affordable housing in Door County. Much like building homes, many hands make for light work.
 

You can contact Door County Habitat for Humanity to learn more about their available volunteer opportunities and where you might be the best fit.