On Monday, May 8, the Executive Director of West Tuality Habitat for Humanity, Virginia Ohler, addressed the Forest Grove City Council to report on how funding through the America Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), as granted in early 2022 through the local city government, impacted the community. She noted the impact the grant had on both the community and the Habitat affiliate itself.

West Tuality Habitat and the ReStore are on social media. Here’s everywhere to find us online. It’s a great way to know about upcoming events, volunteering opportunities, and what is offered in our ReStore.

Volunteers, affordable housing advocates, neighbors and others, including Suzanne Bonamici (D-OR 1st District) and Andrea Bell, Executive Director of the Oregon Housing and Community Services, joined West Tuality Habitat for Humanity for a groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday, April 13 at the new Countryman Estates in Forest Grove, the future site of eight new homes. It is the local Habitat affiliate’s most ambitious project to date.

Volunteers, affordable housing advocates, neighbors and others will join West Tuality Habitat for Humanity for a groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday, April 13, 10 a.m. to noon at the new Countryman Estates in Forest Grove. It is the local Habitat affiliate’s most ambitious project to date. The public is invited to attend.

Representatives from West Tuality Habitat for Humanity presented a Lifetime Achievement Award to architect Kerry VanderZanden in appreciation of 30 years’ service with the Forest Grove-based nonprofit. VanderZanden has designed every development project and home built by West Tuality in the last 30 years – 27 homes in total.