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Laying a New Foundation

Here at HFHGP, our momentum continues as we start our next affordable home build in Plymouth! Soon to be a new 3-bedroom house, volunteer crews are working hard to get our next Habitat homeowners in their new home by the start of 2026.

For information about volunteering on this project, click here.

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New Beginnings in South Plymouth

We are excited to announce the completion of our newest affordable home build project in South Plymouth, a modest 2-bedroom house. With the help of our dedicated volunteers and the support of our community, this home has become a place of security and comfort for Jacquelyn, a hardworking Massachusetts DCR Ranger, and her daughter, Fallyn.

This property was completely revitalized, but its impact will extend far beyond the physical transformation of the property. It will be a place where a mother and daughter can grow and thrive, surrounded by the support of a community that believes in the power of coming together for a greater cause.

 


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Meet Our New Homeowner: Jacquelyn
Jacqulyn holds her daughter Fallyn with a sign that reads" Congratulations Jacquelyn and Fallyn. Your new beginning starts with this foundation""

Jacquelyn, who grew up in Hanson, Massachusetts, has always had a passion for horses. She moved to Plymouth at a young age, knowing that she wanted to build a life centered around her love of animals. Determined to share her passion with others, Jacquelyn started her own equine business, offering lessons, training, and show services. “I loved what I was doing,” she recalls. “I wanted to make it affordable for families who might not otherwise get the chance to experience horseback riding, and I’d do whatever I could to help supplement the costs for those who needed it.” However, the financial realities of running the business were difficult. Leasing properties and managing overhead costs became overwhelming, but Jacquelyn pressed on because of her deep love for the sport and her desire to make it accessible to others.

...read her full story here