Habitat for Humanity building homes for Wilco families

  • Habitat breaks ground on the Leander Street Cottages at 1839 Hart Street on November 22. From left are Amy Parham, Habitat Texas CEO; future homeowner Ashley Fordinal; Texas State Senator Charles Schwertner; Matthew and Belinda Schwertner, Senator Schwertner’s wife and son; and Shirley Harmes, Habitat volunteer.
    Habitat breaks ground on the Leander Street Cottages at 1839 Hart Street on November 22. From left are Amy Parham, Habitat Texas CEO; future homeowner Ashley Fordinal; Texas State Senator Charles Schwertner; Matthew and Belinda Schwertner, Senator Schwertner’s wife and son; and Shirley Harmes, Habitat volunteer.
  • Ashley Fordinal will be the owner of the Habitat home on 1839 Hart Street.
    Ashley Fordinal will be the owner of the Habitat home on 1839 Hart Street.
  • Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County Executive Director Phillip Golden.
    Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County Executive Director Phillip Golden.
  • Shepherd’s Village's new home on East 21st Street will be ready for occupancy soon.
    Shepherd’s Village's new home on East 21st Street will be ready for occupancy soon.
    One house at a time, Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County is making homeownership a dream-come-true for Wilco residents.Since 1999, the nonprofit has built 92 safe, affordable homes in Georgetown, Jarrell, Round Rock, Taylor, Cedar Park and Granger. Georgetown has 40 Habitat-built homes — the most among Wilco cities.“Habitat has a local foc...

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