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Habitat Bermuda to open new art gallery
March 21, 2026
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Habitat for Humanity of Bermuda is opening a new art gallery to celebrate the talent and creativity of local artists.
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It said the attraction at its shop Restore on King Street represents the charity’s “ongoing commitment to supporting Bermuda’s artistic community, providing a defined area where artists can showcase their work and connect with the public”.
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Latin-American concert to support housing charity
March 1, 2026
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A concert is to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Habitat for Humanity Bermuda.
The popular Latin-American group Duo Latino will perform for the benefit at the Queen Elizabeth Hall of Bermuda High School for Girls on March 15 at 7.30pm.
Duo Latino, with Johanna Pino Gonzales on viola and Steven Crawford on guitar, are known for their Latin music from Cuba, Argentina and Brazil.
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Why adequate housing is fundamental
Op-Ed by Sandra Christensen
October 29, 2025
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​Bermuda is facing a housing crisis. With soaring rental prices, limited land, high construction costs and a severe shortage of affordable housing, too many Bermudians are being left without safe and secure housing. The Chamber of Commerce estimates the island is short by 2,500 housing units. This need is even more urgent for our vulnerable and underserved populations.
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Habitat Featured in a four page supplement in the Royal Gazette
October 24, 2025
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A four page supplement was printed in the Royal Gazette as a celebration of the accomplishments of Habitat for Humanity Bermuda over the past 25 years since they started the charity.
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​​Single mothers get a home thanks to charity and volunteers
October 18, 2025
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Habitat for Humanity Bermuda has transformed a dilapidated property into affordable housing for single mothers and their families.
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A statement from the charity this week said the development of Grace Place was made possible through an anonymous donor and “represents hope for families seeking stability and a brighter future”.
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Sandra brings passion for fundraising to Habitat
July 22, 2025
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Habitat for Humanity’s new executive director, Sandra Christensen, has a passion for fundraising.
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Three years ago she volunteered with Habitat for Humanity. She helped executive director Sheelagh Cooper raise money to create affordable housing through renovation and expansion of existing buildings.
“I became really fond of the charity,” Mrs Christenen said.
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Habitat for Humanity of Bermuda celebrates 25 years
October 2, 2025
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The island’s branch of a housing renovation charity celebrated 25 years in operation last week.
Habitat for Humanity of Bermuda transforms buildings into sustainable and affordable housing for people in need.
Linda Smith, the Shadow Minister of Youth, Social Development and Seniors, recognised the milestone and some of the charity’s accomplishments in the House of Assembly on Friday.
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Habitat for Humanity welcomes new executive director
July 10, 2025
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A home renovations charity has welcomed a fresh executive director as it heads to a new chapter, 25 years on from its founding.
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Sandra Christensen took up the post at Habitat for Humanity of Bermuda this month.
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She has worked alongside Sheelagh Cooper, who has been closely involved with the Bermuda chapter of the international charity founded in 2000, including leading it as chairwoman.​​
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