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Our Mission The Villanova University Habitat for Humanity Campus Chapter educates Villanovans and the community about the need for affordable housing locally and globally. We are continually exploring new ways to continue our mission and look forward to what the future holds for our club. | What We Do We advocate for affordable housing through letter-writing campaigns and legislative visits. We also help our partner affiliate Habitat for Humanity MontDelco build affordable housing through fundraising efforts and build trips. | What We Have Done We have raised thousands of dollars in support of our local Habitat chapter through on campus fundraisers such as t-shirt and food sales. We assisted on multiple builds during Villanova's Day of Service and MontDelco builds. |
Our Mission
The Villanova University Habitat for Humanity Campus Chapter educates Villanovans and the community about the need for affordable housing locally and globally. We are continually exploring new ways to continue our mission and look forward to what the future holds for our club.
What We Do
We advocate for affordable housing through letter-writing campaigns and legislative visits. We also help our partner affiliate Habitat for Humanity MontDelco build affordable housing through fundraising efforts and build trips.
What We Have Done
We have raised thousands of dollars in support of our local Habitat chapter through on campus fundraisers such as t-shirt and food sales. We assisted on multiple builds during Villanova's Day of Service and MontDelco builds.
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Bri Manobianco: Co-President
Hi guys! My name is Bri Manobianco and I am currently a senior at Villanova. I am a Criminology major and Spanish minor and I plan on using my degree to go to law school. One thing that I love about Habitat for Humanity is that it has allowed me to get involved on campus and really explore my leadership capabilities. Before becoming a Co-President I was the VP of Fundraising for three years and I loved every second of it. If you ever walked by in the Connelly Center and saw a Habitat table I was probably there! I am so excited for the upcoming year and I can't wait to show everyone what our club has in store for the rest of the year.
Haley Wrobel: Co-President
Hey! My name's Haley, and I'm a senior biology major and Spanish and Latin American studies minor. I'm pre-med, so I'm really hoping to be a doctor one day! I'm from a farm in Georgia, and I'm the oldest of five kids, so I absolutely love being a part of Habitat since the club has given me a family on campus ;) I was the co-president of Fundraising last year, so I got to brainstorm a bunch of fun fundraising events, like building gingerbread houses and bird houses! Fun fact: I led my first build trip on a super cold day in January last winter. It was my first time driving one of the big white vans, and it started snowing when I was driving there (it was also my first time driving in the snow - again, I'm from GA). Anyway, please keep supporting Habitat and become involved - what other club on campus gets to build houses and raise money for people to have their own home?!
Lindsay Sasson: VP of Communications
Hey!! My name is Lindsay Sasson, and I'm a junior with a double major in Communication and Peace & Justice Studies! I'm from Cincinnati, Ohio. I was involved in Habitat for Humanity back in high school, so I'm so glad that I get to continue serving through Villanova's chapter as the VP of Communications! Habitat is a fantastic opportunity to gain leadership experience, meet new friends, and make a real difference. Last year, I was able to lead one of the builds in a nearby community. It was such a great experience. This year might be different, but that doesn't mean we can't make it the best one yet! We are super open to any suggestions you all might have- we really appreciate you all and want to make this a valuable experience for you. I'm so excited to get to know you all as you become involved!
Yulisa Mendez: VP of Administration
Hi everyone! My name is Yulisa Mendez, and I am a sophomore here at Villanova. I am majoring in Marketing and Analytics, with a minor in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Coming from a small town in Wyoming, I wanted to immerse myself in campus activities and have a chance to explore nearby areas. It is why I decided to join Habitat for Humanity because it was an amazing opportunity to serve others in the local community. It is also a nice way to meet new people and have a fun time off-campus. Fortunately, I had the chance to lead a trip to Restore MontDelco and it was a blast! I love Habitat for Humanity because everyone is so welcoming and eager to help out. I cannot wait to (virtually) meet you all this year!
Villanova University Habitat for Humanity Campus Chapter