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General Meeting: 9/1/2011 President (Allison Dooley)
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| General Meeting: 9/1/2011
President (Allison Dooley):
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Welcome to TSU Habitat for Humanity!
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Habitat for Humanity is an international non-profit Christian-based org.
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Goal: to eliminate substandard housing and homelessness worldwide
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A hand-UP, not a hand-OUT
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Habitat families must have a certain credit score and income
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Habitat families pay a minimal monthly mortgage on their new home
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Must put in 300 hours of “sweat-equity” by helping build their new home
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The Truman chapter does most of its work searching and building for a family in the Kirksville area
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So far, the family in the application process is being voted affirmatively
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We also work with the Genesis House in Edina, MO
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And old house that needs renovation
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To become a safe haven for new mothers who don’t have a safe or stable environment to raise their children
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Lots of fund-raisers
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Benefit concert with the TrueMen, for example
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We work to raise awareness about substandard housing and homelessness in the US and Kirksville
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Habitat on the Quad
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We sleep on the quad in a shack for a week!
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We take a Spring Break trip
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Usually to the Gulf Coast
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We’re thinking about taking a Midterm Break trip to Joplin or Independence
Vice President (Kaitlin Duckworth):
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VP’s biggest job is to plan our trips
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Mid-term break trip this year?
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Independence, Missouri
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Joplin, Missouri
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Doing 7 houses in 7 days (not sure if it lines up with Mid-term break)
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We would need to find somewhere to stay STAT
Secretary (Clara Dahmer):
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The secretary e-mails everyone every time there is a general meeting or an opportunity to work with fund-raising, building, etc
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Also posts the minutes on-line so if you miss one you can check them out (http://habitat.truman.edu)
Treasurer (Carolynn Lee):
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Collects the dues
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Current balance in the bank account is less than half of what we try to maintain
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Think fund-raising!
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Table at Red Barn art fair (Parents’ Weekend)?
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Car wash in the Barnett parking lot/DPS parking lot (Parents’ Weekend)?
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Table at the Kirksville air show (Sept. 11)?
Fund-Raising Chairs (Alicia Kimberlin & Charlie Becker):
PR Chair (unfilled):
Historian (Courtney Scanlan):
Event Coordinator (Suzanne Hunn)
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Habitat on the Quad (HOTQ)
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Act, Speak, Build Week in the spring
Webmaster (Rikki Sitzes)
Guest Speaker : Scott Denno
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Bike and Build
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Bike across the country and build homes with Habitat for Humanity
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Very rigorous: not for the casual biker
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Must raise $4000 (part of this goes to Habitat)
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Application can be tedious, and rather competitive
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applications available in November
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Start thinking about it now!
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