This Saturday, local single mother of three, Denzila Watts, entered her Habitat for Humanity home in South Las Vegas for the very first time. The home was donated by Bank of America to Habitat for Humanity.
More than 20 Bank of America employee volunteers helped Watts with approximately $20,000 in landscaping, painting, flooring and damage repair improvements to her soon-to-be home. Funding for the renovations was also provided by Bank of America.
George W. Smith (left, Nevada President of Bank of America), Denzila Watts (future homeowner) and Dan Giraldo (Assistant Vice President of Bank of America) join volunteers in front of Watts’ soon-to-be Habitat for Humanity home.Future Habitat for Humanity homeowner Denzila Watts poses in front of her home in South Las Vegas.Bank of America volunteers help local mother Denzila Watts with interior improvements for her soon-to-be Habitat for Humanity home in South Las Vegas.
