How a retiree found a new purpose delivering tables to families in need
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Brian Unger tells the story of a Georgia retiree who built a second career crafting tables for families in need.
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Schulte transitioned from a long term volunteer with Habitat for Humanity to a specialized provider of household furniture. His work focuses on filling the gap between receiving a house and having the functional tools to live in it.
- • Tom Schulte crafts and delivers kitchen tables to Habitat for Humanity families in Georgia.
- • The project provides essential furniture to help new homeowners establish household routines.
- • Schulte aims to expand the initiative by training unemployed veterans in woodworking skills.
Schulte transitioned from a long term volunteer with Habitat for Humanity to a specialized provider of household furniture. His work focuses on filling the gap between receiving a house and having the functional tools to live in it.
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