Central Vermont Habitat for Humanity has welcomed its new Executive Director Debbie Goodwin.
Powered by volunteers, Central Vermont Habitat for Humanity has been building homes in partnership with families in need since 1979. And today, the organization has announced the selection of Debbie Goodwin, M.Ed. as its new executive director.
“We are very pleased to announce this appointment,” reported Ginny Brees, CVHFH Board President. “Prior to Debbie’s hire, the organization was managed by its board of directors with vast support from the community and volunteers. With 21 families now being served and more on the horizon, we believe the organization will benefit greatly from the appointment of Debbie as the organization’s first executive director. Please join us in welcoming her.”
Debbie’s resume includes elementary and middle school teaching experience, demonstrating understanding of community and family needs. Through her teaching, Debbie has fostered and nurtured learning for her students through program development, curriculum development, and active involvement with the community. She has served on several committees and nonprofit boards contributing to the advancement of local community projects while writing for a local family-orientated organization.
“I am excited to join Central Vermont Habitat for Humanity and partner with our families and community,” remarks Debbie. “I believe in the committed efforts of the organization and look forward to working with all the wonderful volunteers the organization attracts”.
Central Vermont Habitat for Humanity, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) whose vision is world where everyone has a decent, affordable place to live.