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Now
Open!! Hours:
Mon. - Fri. 9 am to 5 pm Featuring: Building Materials, Furniture, Tools, Home Appliances, Collectibles, Antiques, Small Appliances, Knick Knacks Needed: Volunteers and Donations of New and Good, Used Merchandise For
more information call: 928-771-1777 Y.C.C.A. 3rd Annual Golf Tournament This year's event was a morning of splendor, with nearly 50 golfers battling the course for first place. Bradshaw Mountain High School students along with their coach, Roberta Sterling, took First Place, with much excitement! The Y.C.C.A. presented our donation to the Habitat Vocational Projects, which is the vocation project between Y.C.C.A., Prescott Area Habitat for Humanity and Bradshaw Mountain High School. Bradshaw Mountain High School, through their new construction technology class, will construct a habitat home at the Robert Road location. The construction project will done during the 1997-1998 school year with the chosen family taking occupancy next spring. A ground-breaking ceremony will be held at the site this month.
The donation was funded by proceeds from Y.C.C.A.'s Annual Home
and Garden Show and the Annual Golf Tournament. Habitat Vocational Projects Cooperation
begins between Yavapai County Contractors Association, Prescott
Area Habitat for Humanity, and Humboldt Unified School District.
Habitat Vocational Projects Bradshaw Mountain High School Students and instructor, Greg Snyder, celebrated the completion of the first HVP home built this school year on Robert Road in Prescott Valley. We would like to acknowledge the following individuals for their contributions of either manpower or materials, which helped to fund this great success!
Contributing
Y.C.C.A. Members
Scholarships 1998 Scholarship Recipients each received a $250.00 scholarship, both continuing their education in the field of construction at Yavapai College.
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BMHS
Students: 
The
Prescott Area Habitat for Humanity Home built by BMHS students,
Y.C.C.A. members and other contributing community members. This
project creates an opportunity for vocational skills, learning
team work and provides houses for low income people who might
never have any other avenue to become a homeowner. Everyone benefits!
