Coming Soon:
The 9th Annual Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County Florida
Mardi Gras!



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From left, board members Cliff Butler, Rob Peterson, Kristy Banks and Skip Frink
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ReStore opens in Apalachicola
Rob Peterson, Habitat builder and ReStore manager, managed to hold a great Saturday Grand Opening of Habitat for Humanity's newest ReStore location. Several board members attended, and there was very good attendance from visitors at this May 29 event.
Rob Peterson speaking with Cora Russ at the ReStore Grand Opening

Donation items are --almost-- unlimited
The ReStore is on 14th Street in Apalach, at the old high school location on 14th Street. Come check it out any M-W-F from 10 to 4!
History of Apalachicola Mardi Gras
For many years after the turn of the century (1900's) Apalachicola had a major multi-day city festival called Mardi Gras. This was long before our current Seafood Festival was created. Then, World Wars and a Great Depression intervened and the celebration was lost...until 2004, when Habitat for Humanity in the persons of Don and Pam Ashley began the process of bringing it back.
This year is Year 9, and with your help it will continue to grow and become a multi-day family daytime event with a parade, as it was a hundred years ago.

This new young company strutted its stuff in 1915
Future Plans for Events
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