Starkville First United Methodist Church is hosting a “casserole and sweet shoppe” fundraiser to benefit Starkville Habitat for Humanity. The shoppe includes casseroles, cakes, pies, cookies, chili, and jams. See the linked website for more information on this fundraiser. All proceeds from this fundraiser will go directly to Starkville Habitat for Humanity. Thank you, Starkville First United Methodist Church for helping us better our community!
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We are so pleased to announce that we have been granted $1,000 from the International Paper Company. This grant will help us further the construction of our current house and continue our help in the community.
The International Paper Foundation is one of the ways International Paper strives to reach its vision to be among the most successful, sustainable, and responsible companies in the world. Started in 1952, the foundation annually provides millions in grants to 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations to address critical needs in the communities where its employees live and work. Funding priority is given to programs related to its signature causes: education, hunger, health & wellness, disaster relief, and initiatives that improve the planet. For more information, visit ipgiving.com.
Thank you, International Paper Company for helping us continue to grow our community. 
Groundbreaking ceremonies were held Monday, August 3, for the 12th annual Maroon Edition Home. The Maroon Edition Home is a special collaboration between Starkville Habitat and Mississippi State University. This year’s Maroon Edition home will be called the Matt Savage Maroon Edition in honor of Captain Matt Savage, U.S. Army, a former Starkvillian who was seriously injured in a traffic accident in 2018. Captain Savage’s attorney, Wayne Rogers, made a generous donation to Starkville Habitat in Matt’s honor.
Congratulations to homeowners-to-be Chadrick Robinson and Santana Turnipseed and their children Kimona, Harmony, Rolando, Caitlyn, and Chadstyn!
Today, Starkville Area Habitat for Humanity dedicated the home on 60 Azalea Lane. Family partner Courtnay Smith and her family will now be moving into their new home.
Pictured is Amanda Henry (left) presenting Courtnay Smith (right) with a bible.
This home was built amid the COVID-19 pandemic and has overcome the many hardships associated with the virus. We are so grateful to everyone who has helped make this home dedication possible. Pictured below are some of the volunteers who built the home receiving appreciation t-shirts.
We’ve got some exciting news! Next Thursday, May 21, the ReStore will be open to the public! We have a lot of donated inventory, so we’re spending this week organizing, cleaning, and preparing to open so you and your family can have a safe shopping trip. But if you’ve been doing some spring cleaning, we are accepting donations now and would be glad to take any furniture, building materials, or home goods off your hands! Thank you for your continued support!
For the health of our customers, volunteers and staff, please wear a face covering in the store, keep a six-foot distance from others and sanitize often. If you’ve experienced a fever, cough, shortness of breath, or other COVID-19 symptoms in the last 24 hours, please stay home. Thank you for understanding.