The House Tuscaloosa, nestled within the historic confines of Stillman College, is set to mark a significant milestone in its journey of community service.

On April 27, 2024, at 2 pm, the House Tuscaloosa Board will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony to commemorate its five-year anniversary. The event promises to be a blend of reflection, gratitude, and anticipation for the future.

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Dr. Yolanda Page, esteemed President of Stillman College, and Rev. Lori Maxey, the visionary Founder and Executive Director of The House Tuscaloosa, will grace the occasion with their presence and offer poignant remarks. As guests gather to celebrate, they will be treated to guided tours of the meticulously renovated President's House, now home to The House Tuscaloosa. Amidst light refreshments and soulful live music, the spirit of community and service will be palpable.

Founded in 2019, The House Tuscaloosa embarked on a journey of transformation, spending years refurbishing the President's House into a beacon of hope and literacy. Today, it stands as a testament to the commitment of its founders and the generosity of the West End Community. The organization's offerings, ranging from a used bookstore to literacy programs, have become integral parts of the community fabric.

Rev. Maxey, reflecting on the journey, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to honor the legacy of service ingrained within the walls of the President's House. The House Tuscaloosa serves as more than just a physical space; it embodies a philosophy of community responsiveness and inclusivity.

One of the organization's key strengths lies in its ability to foster collaboration and design programs that cater to the needs of both beneficiaries and volunteers. As Rev. Maxey looks ahead, she envisions a future where The House Tuscaloosa continues to be a catalyst for positive change in West Tuscaloosa.

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As The House Tuscaloosa enters its next chapter, the commitment to promoting literacy and holistic community development remains unwavering. With a renewed sense of purpose, the organization invites the community to join in its mission of service and transformation.

For more information about The House Tuscaloosa and its initiatives, visit thier website at thehousetuscaloosa.org.

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