A place to call home
Gracie Harvey cries Friday after receiving the keys to her new Habitat for Humanity home. Harvey, a single mother of three, completed over 250 equity hours, attended financial classes, and saved money for a down payment. "I am grateful they will always have a place to come back to," she said of the family moving into their own home."
Gracie Harvey and her three children Logan, Noah, and Tinsley cut the ribbon to their new home. The Habitat for Humanity home was made possible through its give back initiative and a $100,000 donation from the Arizona Lottery.
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