Habitat for Humanity turns ‘career renters’ into homeowners

By: Dave Thompson|October 28, 2024

|3 min read

Bobbi Schroeder, left, along with other Bank of America employees, helps build a new Habitat for Humanity home at 1611 W. 17th St., Davenport, on Friday, Oct. 25, 2024. Local Bank of America employees will volunteer on Thursday, Nov. 13, with the organization to help build the home being co-sponsored by the bank. That new house is at 1402 18th St., East Moline. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON

About a dozen Bank of America employees were working hard on Friday, Oct. 25, with one goal in mind – helping turn a former vacant lot into a family’s new home.

Two of those bank employees were Bobbi Schroeder and Amanda Kettering. They were both busy doing a variety…

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Habitat for Humanity turns ‘career renters’ into homeowners

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