DADE CITY – Habitat for Humanity of East and Central Pasco and St. Rita’s Catholic Church aided Dade City homeowners affected by Hurricane Milton through a Community Cleanup Day.
Volunteers from both organizations worked together Oct. 26 to help residents in need, offering support and relief in the aftermath of the storm.
Hurricane Milton left many people facing cleanup and repair challenges. Habitat for Humanity and St. Rita’s Catholic Church mobilized volunteers to clear debris, remove fallen trees and help with essential repairs. Their work ensured homes were safe and accessible for affected families.
“Seeing the community come together to support one another has been inspiring,” said Kathy Proulx, a representative from Habitat for Humanity of East and Central Pasco. “Our collaboration with St. Rita’s Catholic Church made a real difference for many Dade City families, showing the strength and resilience of our community.”
Need help or want to help?
Habitat for Humanity of East and Central Pasco has compiled helpful links at habitatpasco.org/help for anyone in need of hurricane-related support.
To continue supporting hurricane relief efforts, contact Kathy Proulx, development and community engagement manager for Habitat for Humanity of East and Central Pasco, at 352-437-5388 or .
