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Springfield dedication

Congratulations to Driss, Majda, and their children, whose new Springfield home was completed in June 2025. On Sunday, June 1, Greater Springfield Habitat for Humanity hosted an in-person dedication ceremony to celebrate the completion of the construction phase. 

Event pictures.

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New homeowner Driss (left) walks toward the microphone to say a few words.

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Driss and Majda's oldest son tests the microphone with a rendition of "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" with moral support from his siblings.

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New homeowner Majda treats guests State Rep Brian Ashe (D-2nd Hampden) and Springdale Education Center Vocational Teacher Trina Winans to tea before the dedication.

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Guests, including homeowners Driss and Majda (far right) watch the dedication.

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Ray Walsh, Greater Springfield Habitat for Humanity (GSHFH) Board of Directors president; and GSHFH Executive Director Aimee Giroux watch as State Rep Brian Ashe (D- 2nd Hampden) speaks at the dedication ceremony.

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Olga Callirgos, GSHFH Homeowner Programs coordinator, speaks during the ceremony.

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New homeowner Majda poses with her two youngest children.

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Springfield City Council At-Large candidate Jay Latorre and GSHFH Board President Ray Walsh pose following the ceremony.

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Driss and Majda's youngest children play in a dirt pile near the home.

GSHFH Board Clerk Mike Clemente poses with his wife, Aneta.

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New homeowner Driss and a friend.

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GSHFH Board of Director member Matt MacDonnell and George Carter.

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State Rep Brian Ashe (D- 2nd Hampden) and Robin Frechette.

Two volunteers pose with new homeowner Majda (center).

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Volunteers and GSHFH supporters Anne Eisenman and her husband Tom, pose with GSHFH Executive Director Aimee Giroux (center).

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Family friends of new homeowners Driss and Majda pose inside their new home following the dedication ceremony.

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Longtime GSHFH supporter and former board president Anne Eisenman samples Majda's home cooking and a dish donated from Taste of Lebanon in West Springfield.

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Longtime GSHFH supporter and volunteer Tom Eisenman samples Majda's home cooking.

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Driss and Majda's children pose with Driss inside a bedroom in their new home.

Facebook videos.

Tour of the house.

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Two stories, three bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms

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Kitchen

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Dining room/living room. View hallway outside of kitchen

Main floor half bathroom

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Stairs to second level

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Upstairs hallway

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Upstairs full bathroom

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Primary bedroom

Front bedroom

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Smaller front bedroom

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Back of house

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Entrance into house from back door

To see the construction progression of this build, click below.

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268 Cold Spring Ave
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