This concert will feature the talents of singers and musicians of different faiths from across Calgary and raise funds to support families through Habitat for Humanity.
This event will mark the completion of the Interfaith Build Project, which began in 2015 with a goal of raising $1M to help 10 families buy their own home and build long-term stability through Habitat for Humanity.
Since then, this initiative has raised more than $840,000 of their ambitious goal. This event is a celebration of the collective impact these faith groups have had and is where the final announcement of the campaign's achievements will be made.
Steve Olson will be the evening's emcee and opening remarks will be made by Rabbi Shaul Osadchey and Bishop Greg Kerr-Wilson, Co-Chairs of the Interfaith Build Project.
There is no charge to reserve seats for this concert, but we invite all attendees to make a generous donation to Habitat for Humanity. Donations to reserve seats will be accepted after March 1.
May 5, 2019
7:00 PM
Beth Tzedec Synagogue
1325 Glenmore Trail SW
Calgary, AB
Many families are working hard to provide for their children, but are facing struggles from high rents and poor living conditions.
The consequences of housing instability and paying too high a proportion of family income on rent are significant, particularly for developing children. These families often feel powerless to change their situation.
Your donation will help working families by assisting with the costs of construction of a Habitat home as part of the Interfaith Build Project.
Habitat homes are then purchased by families through an affordable, no-down-payment, no-interest mortgage, with monthly payments that are set toward their income level.
This gives families the financial flexibility and stability to make positive, forward-looking choices for their children.
“It is such a special privilege to be involved in this memorable musical experience that builds bridges of goodwill between our interfaith communities, while raising funds to build homes for hardworking Calgary families. We will unite together in song and we will unite together to help build communities."
- dalton harding, building sacred bridges organizer and member of the interfaith build project
Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta is a non-profit organization that helps families build strength, stability and independence through affordable home ownership.
In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge that we live, work and play on the traditional territories of the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Kainai, Piikani), the Tsuut’ina, the Îyâxe Nakoda Nations, the Métis Nation (Region 3), and all people who make their homes in the Treaty 7 region of Southern Alberta.