Philadelphia and Habitat for Humanity paid tribute to President Jimmy Carter Thursday as the nation said its final goodbyes.

The public is invited to pay tribute to Carter by signing the wall and door raised at the Arnot Mall by Chemung, Steuben and Schuyler volunteers.

If you want to sign the Jimmy Carter wall, visit Habitat for Humanity Greater Salt Lake ReStore, 276 S. 500 West in Salt Lake City. Call 801-263-0136 before you go to check if it is open. The former president, who died Sunday at age 100, began hospice care in 2023.

In 2019, former President Jimmy Carter showed up at a Habitat for Humanity site in Nashville with a smile — and a black eye. One day earlier, Carter, then 95, had fallen and needed 14 stitches ...

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The Coastal Empire Habitat for Humanity hosted a door memorial for former President Jimmy Carter Thursday gathering city leaders, advocates, and community members. This memorial is just one of the many ways people in the Coastal Empire are honoring the life and legacy of former President Carter.

NBC 5, Telemundo 39, and Trinity Habitat for Humanity are joining Habitat organizations around the world to raise memorial doors in tribute to the late President Jimmy Carter.

For the next several weeks, area residents can pay tribute to former President Jimmy Carter and the legacy he left behind at a thrift store run by the local chapter of an

Carter and his wife Rosalynn were advocates for affordable housing. According to Habitat for Humanity, they helped build, renovate, or repair more than 4,447 homes in 14 countries. “Former president Jimmy Carter, he really wanted to see families in affordable housing,” Skipper said.

A framed photo of a smiling Jimmy Carter — sporting a white hard hat and a red bandana around his neck — hangs prominently by the cash register of the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Greenfield.

Clarence Jordan, a farmer and religious scholar, hatched the idea on a community farm near Americus, Georgia, in the late 1960s. He worked with Millard and Linda Fuller, who then founded Habitat on the concept of what the organization calls “partnership housing,” according to its written history.

It’s Friday, the day we take a few moments to highlight the good news in Lancaster County and the surrounding region. Some of these items are welcome developments