Habitat for Humanity of Dubois County Accepting Applications for Next Habitat Homeowner

From now until March 19, Habitat for Humanity of Dubois County is currently accepting applications for the next future Habitat homeowner.

Posted: Feb 17, 2021 3:14 PM

Posted By: Jake Thomas

With many people struggling during the coronavirus pandemic, Habitat for Humanity of Dubois County is ready to help out another Hoosier family.

From now until March 19, Habitat for Humanity of Dubois County is currently accepting applications for the next future Habitat homeowner.

Applications for home ownership can be printed at Habitat’s website, www.duboishabitat.org/applyforahome, or picked up at the Habitat for Humanity of Dubois County ReStore Wednesday thru Friday 11:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. and Saturday 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.

The ReStore is located at 4232 S 170 E in Huntingburg. Completed applications must be received by mail at the following address or dropped off at the ReStore during regular business hours.

Anyone in Dubois County that is interested in applying can see a printable application by clicking here.

A list of guidelines required to apply can also be seen by clicking here.

Related Content

Scroll for more content...

Evansville

Cloudy

30°

Hi: 33° Lo: 27°

Feels Like: 24°

More Weather

Owensboro

Cloudy

31°

Hi: 36° Lo: 28°

Feels Like: 25°

More Weather

Princeton

Cloudy

30°

Hi: 30° Lo: 25°

Feels Like: 24°

More Weather

Madisonville

Cloudy

35°

Hi: 40° Lo: 29°

Feels Like: 35°

More Weather

Jasper

Cloudy

27°

Hi: 31° Lo: 24°

Feels Like: 27°

More Weather

Our Tuesday was nothing short of chilly, gloomy, gray and wintry throughout the Tri-State; afternoon high temperatures only reached as high as the middle to low 30s throughout the region. Our peak temperature of 32° in Evansville was 16° below the norm for this time of the year. As for the evening ahead, cloud cover and cool air will linger - additionally, there have been reports of sporadic flurries on and off throughout the day and some portions in the Lower Ohio Valley may continue to see brief snow showers through 10 o’clock this evening. Our winds will shift southward overnight tonight into early Wednesday morning and while it won’t necessarily drive temperatures higher for the predawn hours, It will help keep temperatures from falling much further than where they currently stand. Extract the morning low temperature near 29° in Evansville as we kick off our midweek.