Fundraising events via parking at Camp Randall yield substantial sums for Habitat for Humanity

In the heart of Madison, Wisconsin, a unique partnership between First Weber Real Estate and Habitat for Humanity of Dane County is making a significant impact on the critical need for affordable housing in the county.

The current year's fundraiser, organised by First Weber Real Estate realtors, aims to add a substantial amount to the total raised since its inception in 2023. Over the last two years, the Badger football parking fundraiser has raised an impressive $50,000, all of which goes towards building homes in Dane County.

The fundraiser, located at 1930 Monroe Street, offers Badger football fans the opportunity to park just blocks from Camp Randall for $30, with the money directly contributing to the housing crisis in Dane County. Realtor Maya Elliott finds volunteering for the parking fundraiser a natural extension of her passion to help others.

Stacy Ozanne, the managing broker of First Weber Real Estate, explained how the partnership began. "We saw a need in our community and wanted to do something about it. Partnering with Habitat for Humanity seemed like the perfect solution," she said.

Hilary Parker, CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Dane County, finds the Realtors' commitment to be surprising and inspiring. "Their dedication to our mission of providing housing for all people and helping families start generational wealth is truly commendable," she said.

Realtor Donna Attili, who participates in Habitat for Humanity fundraising events in Dane County, describes the successes as very inspiring. "Seeing the difference we are making in the lives of families in our community is incredibly rewarding," she said.

The mission of the partnership is not just about raising money, but also about providing housing for all people and helping families start generational wealth. As the fundraiser continues to grow, the owner of the building has graciously allowed them to continue using the lot.

The partnership resonates with volunteers who share a passion for helping others. Realtor Elliott, who has been volunteering for the parking fundraiser, finds donating time to the cause feels rewarding. "Knowing that fans are parking and supporting a good cause makes the experience even more enjoyable," she said.

Housing is in crisis across the country, with Dane County facing particular challenges. The need for affordable housing is critical due to high demand and economic conditions. The Badger football parking fundraiser is one way the community is coming together to address this issue.

In conclusion, the partnership between First Weber Real Estate and Habitat for Humanity of Dane County is making a real difference in the lives of families in the county. By donating their time and resources, the Realtors are helping to provide housing for all people and help families start generational wealth. The Badger football parking fundraiser is a testament to the power of community and the desire to make a positive impact.

Fundraising events via parking at Camp Randall yield substantial sums for Habitat for Humanity