Hannah Adegboye (right) with her children Dennise, 13, and David, 12.
Robin Davis, 9, Kanya Davis, Kiana Davis, 11, Kengston Dixon, 2, and Michael Davis, 16.
Kaitlin Thorpe, 18, and AJ Holland, 20, have been involved with Habitat since they were 8 and 10 years old, respectively.
Tonya Mangum and Dashia Thorpe welcome guests to the opening reception.
Durham Deputy Finance Director Keith Herrmann and wife Brenda.
Catherine Alderman, David Adegboye, 12, Jackie Thorpe, Dan Allums and Roxanne Little.
Chany Sass, Linda Johnson and Mariamma Thomas.
Alexandra Sauser-Monnig kicks off the night of music at Hayti Heritage Center.
Habitat for Humanity of Durham’s first “The House That Music Built” benefit concert invited the community to the Hayti Heritage Center for a family-friendly night complete with music, storytelling and spoken word from local poets, a silent auction, and food and wine. A fundraiser for the organization – which, since its founding in 1985, has built homes for more than 300 families – the night’s performers included Nnenna Freelon, BJ Barham and Phil Cook and the Guitarheels.
