West End PlaceLocated in the heart of Cookeville, the historic West End neighborhood (just off E. Spring Street and Highway 70), this growing neighborhood West End Place will provide an affordable loving neighborhood for families and individuals to grow into all that God intends.
This neighborhood, the largest in our history, will provide convenience for the future homeowners. West End Place is located convenient to shopping, work, retail, medical, and schools! Your help is needed, as this development - every dollar used to build the roads and lay utilities, comes from our friends and donors!! Please consider how you can be a part of this new neighborhood!! |
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Since consolidating with Overton Habitat in 2017, Upper Cumberland Habitat for Humanity has been busy building a volunteer and donor base to better serve the community of Overton County. Several neighborhood clean-up days, “Rock the Block” have been held in Livingston to assist owners with trash removal and lawn care needs. Habitat volunteers have also been busy completing several senior repair projects under the “Neighbor 2 Neighbor” repair program. In Spring 2021, UCHFH will be joining a family and dozens of volunteers to build an affordable and energy efficient home on Thomas Road. This will be the sixth Habitat home built in Overton County.
Additional volunteers and donors are required to sustain the ministry’s work in Overton County. For more information, call one of the Community Board members listed below or Executive Director, Pam Ealey (931-528-1711 ext 1) Community Board Members include: David Cox, Tammie Dickerson, Cindy Johns, Mandy Looper, Mark Ogletree, Butch Price, Patrick Randal, Lori Richards, Scott Stevens, Kim Taylor |
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