LOWER LAKE >> Lake County Habitat for Humanity received a contribution from AT&T to help them with desperately needed new office space and will enable them to assist residents who urgently need help to rebuild homes destroyed in the fires during the past two years.
Lake County Habitat for Humanity has suffered the loss of their Lower Lake office during the Clayton Fire in September 2016. Despite their loss, Lake County Habitat for Humanity continues to aid the community by assisting fire victims and helping those in need of repairs to their homes.
Preston Dickinson, representative for AT&T presented the $5,000 contribution to the Lake County Habitat for Humanity on November 3rd at their new office in Clearlake.
“Our mission has always been to help those in need and we are grateful to AT&T for helping us rebuild after this devastating fire,” said Richard Birk, President of Habitat for Humanity Lake County. “Our residents rely on our support and having an office to conduct our community efforts is vital to the rebuilding process for us and our Lower Lake residents.”
AT&T is proud to support Habitat for Humanity in Lake County,” said Preston Dickinson with AT&T. “Lower Lake has suffered two devastating fires in the last two years and organizations like Habitat for Humanity need support to continue their great work in helping residents and those affected by the fires.”
With the onset of another devastating fire in Lake County the loss of their building, Lake County Habitat for Humanity will continue efforts to aid the Lake County community, to assist fire victims and help those in need of repairs.
