<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2zLQ1x_1GxnJMv500" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2zLQ1x_1GxnJMv500" width="1920" height="1332" ></figure>With an opportunity for fun, games and prizes children of all ages converged on Dogwood Hills Park Saturday as the Escambia County Habitat for Humanity hosted their annual Fall Festival fund raiser.ECHFH Director Shae Hines said a lot of work went into the event and the support of the community was amazing leading up to the event and on festival day.“We had a great turnout,” Hines said. “We want to thank our sponsors as well.”Sponsors for the event included Provalus, Wright Shed, Peach Chevrolet, United Bank, Pepsi, Dr. LoDuca Pediatrics, Otts-Moore Law Firm, Brewton Medical Center, Brewton Insurance, Pig Daddy’s BBQ and Horton’s Insurance.Hines said the funds raised through the Fall Festival and a Holiday Giveaway will help provide funds for the groups current “Home for the Holidays” project.“We are making some big plans for the coming year,” Hines said. “We are set to build two homes before the end of the year. One on Conley Avenue and one on North Gordon. We are set to close on Dec. 21 for those homes.”Volunteers for construction are needed on the two sites from Nov. 15-21.The Holiday Giveaway tickets are available for $5 each through Nov. 13 at the Habitat Restore on Douglas Avenue. The drawing will be held at 7 p.m. on Nov. 19 during the Holiday Kickoff event.Prizes in the giveaway will include items from Junevelli Winery, Weaver’s, Herrington’s, Burnham Pizzza, David’s Catfish House and Lewis Pest Control.Tickets and information are available the Habitat Restore at 1606 Douglas Avenue.</div></body>

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With an opportunity for fun, games and prizes children of all ages converged on Dogwood Hills Park Saturday as the Escambia County Habitat for Humanity hosted their annual Fall Festival fund raiser. ECHFH Director Shae Hines said a lot of work went into the event and the support of the...

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