Cedar St – 11 Homes
Pasco, WA11 homes5 under constructionFirst house dedicated: September 2020 | Next house to be completed: December 2020 |
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Houses in Progress
Dedication: December 2020
Completed Houses
Dedication: September 2020
Pasco
Dedication: May 2020
Dedication: June 2020
Kennewick
Dedication: February 2020
KEPR Article: https://keprtv.com/news/local/habitat-for-humanity-give-refugee-family-keys-to-new-home
Dedication: March 2020
Walla Walla
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Houses in Progress
Dedication:
Completed Houses
Bio: Jordan Breithaupt met his wife Ai when he moved to Japan in 2011. Jordan teaches 5th and 6th grade at Liberty Christian school, and Ai works as a stay at home wife and mother. The Breithaupt family started applying for Habitat for Humanity housing last year when they discovered they were expecting their third child. They knew they needed to move out of their two bedroom apartment, but the idea of owning their own home seemed unlikely. “The fact that we’re going to be homeowners for the first time is just incredible,” said Jordan. “It feels like a miracle. We can do this. Without habitat that wouldn’t be possible.” The family loves the fact that they can be a part of the process and see their home take shape from the ground up.
Dedication: September 2019
Whitehouse Addition – 24 Homes
Habitat for Humanity is starting its latest project called the Whitehouse Addition in what will be the first ever habitat community. The neighborhood will house 24 low-income families and will be built in Pasco. The three-year plan will build 8 houses each year with partnerships with Tri-Tech Skill Center, Washington State University and others that sponsor the homes and work to build them. In order to be eligible for a house, families need to be able to pay a no-interest mortgage and put in five hundred hours of “sweat equity” or building time into their home.
Habitat says the project will cost $3.4 million to complete and they are still looking for sponsors for homes and volunteers to help build them. If you would like to be apart of the Whitehouse Addition Project you can call Habitat for Humanity at 509-943-5555.
Completed Houses
• Bio: Taw Chri, his wife Htee Shee Wah and their two daughters were living in a Burmese refugee camp in Thailand before being brought to the United States through World Relief.
• Start Date: Spring 2015
• Completed: July 2016
• Bio: This family of five were former Burmese refugees and arrived in the US through the DFMS. They chose Habitat because it gave their family a shot at a better future and to provide safety for their children.
• Start Date: Summer 2015
• Completed: September 2016
• Bio: This family of six have been living in the United States since 2010. Before coming to the United States the family lived in a Burmese refugee camp in Thailand.
• Start Date: Fall 2015
• Completed: November 2016
• Bio: Maung Aye, his wife Lay Nay Paw and their four children have lived in a Burmese refugee camp and moved to the United States through World Relief in 2014.
• Start Date: Winter 2015
• Completed: December 2016
• Bio: Mike, Michelle and their two children have been living in the United States all their lives. Both parents were first generation US citizens and Mike grew up in a Habitat Home.
• Start Date: Winter 2015
• Completed: January 2017
• Bio: Ku Nay Paw, his wife Naw Mu Do and their four children lived in a Burmese refugee camp located in Thailand and came to the Untied States through World Relief.
• Start Date: Winter 2015
• Completed: February 2017
• Bio: Ofeilia is a single mother. Ofeilia moved to the United States from Mexico around twenty years ago and since then has had two boys. She chose Habitat because of safety and stability for her kids.
• Start Date: May 2016
• Completed: March 2017
• Bio: The family of eight had been living in the United States for about six years before applying for a Habitat home. Prior to their arrival in the United States the family was living in a Burmese refugee camp in Thailand.
• Start Date: October 2016
• Completed: May 2017
• Bio: Saw Pal Nee, his wife Hsa Paw and their four children are originally from Burma. They came over to the United States as refugees in 2010.
• Start Date: December 2016
• Completed: August 2017
• Bio: Ayoob, his wife Nasreen and their four children have been living in the United States for around two and a half years. Before coming to the United States, Ayoob worked with US Government and Military Officials in Iraq and came over through World Relief in early 2014.
• Start Date: January 2017
• Completed: September 2017

• Bio: Saw Moses, his wife Par Hlei and their two children have been living in the United States for around two years. They are originally from Burma. They came over to the United States as refugees in 2014, through World Relief.
• Start Date: July 2017
• Completed: January 2018
• Bio: Miguel Orozco, his wife Leticia Aceves and their five children have been living in the Tri-Cities for around twenty-three years. They are originally from Mexico.
• Start Date: August 2017
• Completion Date: February 2018
• Bio: Jose, his wife Maria Garcia and their two children have been living in the Tri-Cities for around four years. They are originally from Mexico.
• Start Date: September 2017
• Completion Date: June 2018
• Bio: Lay Wah, his wife Lay Lae and their two children have been living in the Tri-Cities for around two years. They are originally from Burma.
• Start Date: July 2017
• Completion Date: July 2018
• Bio: Cristina is a single mother, who has lived in the Tri-cities for around 18 years. Cristina has three daughters and two sons. She is originally from Mexico.
• Start Date: June 2017
• Completed: January 2019
• Dedication: 3/2/19
• Dedication: 4/13/19
• Dedication: 6/29/19
• Dedication: 5/25/19
• Dedication: 7/13/19
•Dedication: 8/3/19

• Dedication: 9/21/2019
•Dedication: 9/28/2019

•Dedication: 10/19/2019
