Fixing problems
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Moses Lake spent the year repairing homes, including this roof, for low-income homeowners who couldn’t afford the repairs themselves.
COURTESY PHOTO/HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF GREATER MOSES LAKE
Workers from ABS Plumbing repair a water main for Cheryl Lalka of Moses Lake. The work would have cost her $6,500 that she didn’t have, Lalka said, but Habitat for Humanity was able to help her cover it.
Workers from ABS Plumbing repair a water main for Cheryl Lalka of Moses Lake. The work would have cost her $6,500 that she didn’t have, Lalka said, but Habitat for Humanity was able to help her cover it.
MOSES LAKE — Habitat for Humanity is known for building new homes, but last year the Moses Lake chapter focused instead on repairing existing ones. It was so successful, they’re doing it again this year.
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