MountainOne Women Lead the Way in Habitat for Humanity's Women Build Initiative

The recent participation of a dedicated group of women from MountainOne in the Central Berkshire Habitat for Humanity's Women Build program marks a significant step towards empowering women in the construction industry and promoting affordable housing in the Berkshires. The team, comprising Julie Rider, Shannon Dozier, Stacy Roman, Debra Bishop, Brenda Petell, Heidi Gingras, Jeanne Zatorski, Jennifer Smith, Samantha Leskovitz, and Renae Gamari, took an active role in constructing two new condominium units in Pittsfield. Their work, which included installing decking and siding, was crucial in advancing the project.

Brenda Petell, MountainOne's Community Engagement Officer and a board member of Central Berkshire Habitat for Humanity, expressed pride in the team's contribution. She highlighted the importance of teamwork and financial support in making a tangible difference in the lives of families in need. This initiative not only strengthens the local housing market but also reflects MountainOne's deep commitment to community service and volunteerism.

MountainOne's involvement in the Women Build program underscores the vital role that businesses can play in addressing societal challenges. By fostering a culture of giving back, MountainOne sets an example for corporate responsibility and community engagement. For more information on how MountainOne is making a difference, visit https://mountainone.com.