Habitat for Humanity 30 Year Anniversary Banquet 2.27.2020

Congratulations! Genesee County Habitat for Humanity celebrated 30 years of making a difference with a festive event featuring live music and delicious food and desserts. The night also honored Margaret Kato, executive director for 15 years, for her work and retirement, and welcomed new Executive Director, Thomas Hutchison. Each attendee received a handmade glass plate from artist Suellen Parker of Case Island Glass.

 

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