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Pikes Peak Habitat and Thrivent Worldwide Disaster Relief Build

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This fall Thrivent is partnering with Pikes Peak Habitat for our very first worldwide disaster recovery trip, where we will get the opportunity to serve a community affected by a devastating wildfire. The most destructive and expensive fire in Oregon’s history, the Almeda fire, scorched through Rogue Valley in September of 2020. The fire left behind a 13-mile-long burn scar, destroyed 2,600 homes and 200 businesses, and left 10,000 people displaced. Habitat for Humanity Rogue Valley has taken the lead in the county’s Long Term Recovery Group to rebuild their community and bring survivors back home, and our team will have the opportunity to be a part of this work. 

 

Please join us! 

Program Dates

The trip will take place October 6-12, 2024.

Program donation and registration are due August 22, 2024.

Program Donation

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Your program donation includes your expenses while on the build. (Airfare is not included.)

  • US $610 for Thrivent clients with benefit membership
  • US $1,060 for all other participants, including associate members of Thrivent

Thrivent’s contributions help offset overall costs, making Worldwide programs more affordable for all participants. These contributions include the required $850 Habitat host donation made on behalf of each participant who is a Thrivent client with benefit membership, and a $400 donation made on behalf of all other participants. If you aren’t sure whether you are a Thrivent client, confirm your membership status.

Register for the Program

Create an account in the Habitat Volunteer Community and register for the team.

Next Steps

After you register for the program, you will be sent a confirmation message asking you to complete the following steps within one week of registering:

  1. Email Chloe@pikespeakhabitat.org to notify our staff that you are planning to attend and create your fundraising page
  2. To hold your spot on the team, submit a $250 deposit within one week of your registration. Deposit is included in the program donation and is nonrefundable and nontransferable. This deposit is made through your fundraising page.
Finished houses

Review the volunteer handbook

Please read Habitat for Humanity Rogue Valley Volunteer Handbook (PDF) so you can learn more about the local community and the work we'll be doing on the trip.

We will stay at a local hotel in double-occupancy rooms, but if you prefer a single-occupancy room, let us know after you register. There is an additional fee for single-occupancy. 

Questions?

If you have any questions about the trip, please e-mail Chloe@pikespeakhabitat.org.