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Student reflection: first Habitat For Humanity trip

Posted on March 3, 2016March 2, 2016 by Contributing Writer
Gruenberg and her team pose in front of the house they spent the week working on. This particular HFH trip was in Pensacola, Fl. Submitted.
Gruenberg and her team pose in front of the house they spent the week working on. This particular HFH trip was in Pensacola, Fl. Submitted.

I went on my first Habitat Trip and I went to Pensacola Florida. I learned that by helping build a house, we are not only impacting the family that will live in the house, but we are helping the whole community. This trip was life changing, and was one of the best experiences I have had during my Freshman year. We not only built a house, but we built many relationships, and made memories that will last a lifetime. I am so thankful for getting the opportunity to get to go on a Habitat Trip with Concordia.
This article was submitted by Brianna Gruenberg, contributing writer.

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