Diamondback Energy Services volunteers help build homes with Habitat for Humanity in Midland
Volunteer encourages community involvement; organization plans 30 more homes in Permian Basin
MIDLAND, Texas — Diamondback Energy Services volunteered its time to help build homes in Midland with Habitat for Humanity.
Habitat for Humanity is an organization that seeks to bring people together to build residences and communities. It has been in the Permian Basin area for 35 years.
The organization built 30 homes in the past year. It offers a 0% interest mortgage to people who apply to the program and are selected.
Michael, a Diamondback employee who volunteered at the worksite, spoke about what people can do to help.
“I would just say get involved with the community. Habitat’s a great way. They’re building a ton of houses here in the Permian Basin. There’s other ways to get involved. Improve the community you’re going to live in, invest in the community you’re going to live in, so we can improve it today and tomorrow and into the future,” Michael said.
Habitat for Humanity plans to build an additional 30 homes in the Permian Basin within the next year.
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