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RAISE THE WALLRepresentatives of Habitat for Humanity of Springfield raise a wall during a July 10 ceremony to begin construction of the largest home built by the organization. It's a seven-bedroom, three-bathroom house in Woodland Heighs for the Wilmoth family of 10. To help fund the project, American National matched donations in Habitat's Beams of Hope campaign, so $20,026 is going toward construction costs. When complete, the Wilmoths will purchase the home with a 0% interest mortgage upon their completion of 350 sweat equity hours.

Photo provided by Habitat for Humanity of Springfield

RAISE THE WALL

Representatives of Habitat for Humanity of Springfield raise a wall during a July 10 ceremony to begin construction of the largest home built by the organization. It's a seven-bedroom, three-bathroom house in Woodland Heighs for the Wilmoth family of 10. To help fund the project, American National matched donations in Habitat's Beams of Hope campaign, so $20,026 is going toward construction costs. When complete, the Wilmoths will purchase the home with a 0% interest mortgage upon their completion of 350 sweat equity hours.

RAISE THE WALLRepresentatives of Habitat for Humanity of Springfield raise a wall during a July 10 ceremony to begin construction of the largest home built by the organization. It's a seven-bedroom, three-bathroom house in Woodland Heighs for the Wilmoth family of 10. To help fund the project, American National matched donations in Habitat's Beams of Hope campaign, so $20,026 is going toward construction costs. When complete, the Wilmoths will purchase the home with a 0% interest mortgage upon their completion of 350 sweat equity hours.

Photo provided by Habitat for Humanity of Springfield

RAISE THE WALL

Representatives of Habitat for Humanity of Springfield raise a wall during a July 10 ceremony to begin construction of the largest home built by the organization. It's a seven-bedroom, three-bathroom house in Woodland Heighs for the Wilmoth family of 10. To help fund the project, American National matched donations in Habitat's Beams of Hope campaign, so $20,026 is going toward construction costs. When complete, the Wilmoths will purchase the home with a 0% interest mortgage upon their completion of 350 sweat equity hours.

JOB SWITCHSpringfield Business Journal Editorial Director Eric Olson, left, interviews Daniel Ogunyemi about his new job as the learning, development and inclusion partner at Burrell Behavioral Health. Ogunyemi was the July 21 guest for SBJ's 12 People You Need to Know interview series livestreamed on Facebook. After nearly two years as a volunteer coordinator for Court Appointed Special Advocates of Southwest Missouri, he made the switch during the COVID-19 pandemic.

SBJ photo by Christine Temple

JOB SWITCH

Springfield Business Journal Editorial Director Eric Olson, left, interviews Daniel Ogunyemi about his new job as the learning, development and inclusion partner at Burrell Behavioral Health. Ogunyemi was the July 21 guest for SBJ's 12 People You Need to Know interview series livestreamed on Facebook. After nearly two years as a volunteer coordinator for Court Appointed Special Advocates of Southwest Missouri, he made the switch during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Week on the Street: July 27-Aug. 2, 2020

BY: SBJ Staffsbj@sbj.net

Posted online July 27, 2020 | 5:26 pm

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