
Jaydon Crump, age 6, doesn’t know what sweat equity is, nor is he all that aware of the violence in his neighborhood that has worried his mother for the past three years.
He does know, however, that he’s about to get a yard to play in instead of a parking lot, and he already has big plans for a garden.
“I don’t know how he knows anything about gardens, and I’m not sure he knows what it means to grow one,” his mom, Candice Crump, said with a laugh. “But he’s told me we’re getting one. He says we’ll figure it out later.”
The Crump family’s three-bedroom, 1.5-bath house will be the first to be constructed in Habitat’s Hudson Hills community, located off Johnston Boulevard in West Asheville.
This July, Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity will begin building a cul-de-sac of 25 single-family arts and crafts style homes off Johnston Boulevard in West Asheville. The neighborhood of Green Built NC-certified homes is expected to be complete by the end of 2016 and will be referred to as Hudson Hills.
via Habitat for Humanity to begin building 25 homes.
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