After years of military service and providing for his three children, Terrence Gragson found himself searching for a career change. A Cincinnati native and two-time Iraq War veteran, Terrence served in the United States Army from 2006 to 2017. When the economy slowed and job opportunities became harder to find, he began looking for a new career that felt stable. That search led him to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati’s Construction Training Program. Over the six-wee

For Greg “Aaron” Anderson, becoming a homeowner gave him the chance to provide his daughter, Lyric, with a safer, more stable life. Before partnering with Habitat for Humanity, Aaron and Lyric lived in a one-bedroom rental home that had several ongoing problems. Leaks from both the roof and basement damaged their belongings, the windows would not fully close, and the conditions inside and outside the home often felt unsafe. Aaron, a single father who works full-time as a Trai

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