Go-To Gang Member: Cynthia McGough

It takes thousands of volunteers to help Habi­tat Birmingham reach their goal of providing decent and affordable housing for many fami­lies each year. One volunteer, in particular, goes above and beyond the normal call to ser­vice. Cynthia McGough can be found at a Habi­tat construction site nearly every Saturday. Cynthia volunteers very regularly with her church, Vestavia Hills United Methodist Church, and with students from Vestavia Hills High School’s Habitat Service Club. She transports youth volunteers to the work sites each Saturday. Cynthia is also a Women Build Diva that helps build, teach, and em­power women on our annual Women Build proj­ect. Cynthia serves as a member of “The Go-To Gang” – a group of committed Habitat volun­teers that build regularly and assists the Habitat Construction team with volunteers on the worksites. Cynthia has become quite skilled and selflessly provides leadership, instruction, and supervision to the other volunteers at the worksites. Cynthia contributes countless hours building Habitat homes for partner families and teach­ing and leading volunteers at the construction sites, and as if that wasn’t enough, she regu­larly advocates for Habitat, recruits other vol­unteers to help further the mission, and serves on the Habitat Board of Directors and Advisory Board. Cynthia chooses to volunteer with Hab­itat because she loves to work on the homes, she believes in the mission, and she especial­ly enjoys meeting and interacting with all the great people. Cynthia is a beautiful example of a servant’s heart and a true role model in our community. Her generous gifts of time, energy, and service will continue to leave a lasting impact on Habi­tat Birmingham and the many volunteers and homeowners she serves alongside in the com­munity. Cynthia is a true Habitat Hero; her commitment to service is inspiring. It is only with the unwav­ering support of our thousands of volunteers who put our mission into action every day, that the dream of eliminating poverty housing can become a reality. So to Cynthia, and the rest of our wonderful Habitat volunteers, thank you always.

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