Scot Norris has been a devoted Habitat for Humanity volunteer for nearly two decades. His unwavering dedication, passion, and commitment to our organization have left an indelible mark not only on the Detroit community but also within the broader Habitat network, having volunteered with multiple affiliates across the United States and Canada.
In his pivotal role as a leader of the “Habituals” volunteer group, Scot was instrumental in revitalizing member engagement following challenging times for Habitat Detroit. His leadership was crucial in mobilizing volunteers to reconnect with our mission locally.
Scot’s knowledge of construction significantly advances our project timelines. Coupled with his deep understanding and support of our mission, he effectively engages both seasoned and new volunteers. His willingness to go above and beyond—often using his own tools or tackling “less desirable” projects—truly sets him apart as an exceptional volunteer.
Remarkably humble, Scot does not seek validation or praise; his sole aim is to improve the lives of homeowners through his work with Habitat for Humanity.
Congratulations and thank you, Scot, for your unwavering support of Habitat Detroit!
Thank you to long-time Habitat for Humanity Detroit board member, advocate, and homeowner Sylvia Hubbard, who recently completed her term and stepped back after six years on the board! Sylvia has an incredible story and despite life’s immense challenges, was a constant source of inspiration and positivity during her time volunteering with Habitat Detroit.
This month we’re recognizing long-time Habitat Detroit volunteer, Keith Kolodsick! Along with his two sons, he started volunteering back in 2004. For twenty years we’ve had the great pleasure of working with him.