Phillips 66 has contributed $20,000 to Habitat for Humanity of Ponca City helping retire the mortgage on the organization’s ReStore facility and freeing additional monthly resources to support Habitat’s broader mission of building homes and strengthening families in the community.
The contribution provides meaningful support for Habitat for Humanity of Ponca City by helping strengthen the financial foundation behind one of the organization’s most important sources of funding. Located at 1401 N. 7th Street in Ponca City, the Habitat ReStore generates revenue that helps make local homebuilding efforts possible.
By helping eliminate the ReStore mortgage, Phillips 66’s contribution allows more of the organization’s ongoing resources to be directed toward the work that matters most: building safe, affordable homes for families in Ponca City.
“Paying off the ReStore mortgage is a significant step forward for our organization,” said Dolley Rolland, Board President of Habitat for Humanity of Ponca City. “This support from Phillips 66 helps free up monthly dollars that can now be put back into our mission — building homes, serving families and creating more opportunities for people in our community. It also strengthens the ReStore, which is such an important part of how we fund our work.”
Habitat for Humanity of Ponca City depends on community support not only through financial contributions, but also through donations, shopping and volunteer service. Community members can support the organization by donating new or gently used home improvement items, furniture and household goods to the Habitat ReStore; shopping the ReStore; volunteering at home builds; and helping with special projects throughout the year.
The Habitat ReStore is open Wednesdays through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and plays a vital role in supporting Habitat’s work locally. Revenue generated through the store helps fund the organization’s efforts to build and improve homes for families in need. #GoodEnergy #WeArePCR #Phillips66 #PoncaCity #Oklahoma
