Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod Receives Original Christmas Tree Shops Signs — Future Auction to Benefit Affordable Homeownership Program
IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Wendy Cullinan, President and CEO
November 18, 2025 508-362-3559 x111
— Future Auction to Benefit Affordable Homeownership Program
The donation was made possible thanks to the generosity of the property manager and the dedicated team at Shepley Wood Products, who provided equipment and support to safely retrieve and store the signs.
“We’re honored to be entrusted with these symbols of Cape Cod history,” said Wendy Cullinan, President and CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod. “They hold nostalgic meaning for so many Cape residents and visitors. We’re excited to offer the community an opportunity to own a piece of that history while helping local families achieve their dream of homeownership.”
Details about the auction will be announced in the coming months. Proceeds will stay right here on Cape Cod, helping Habitat Cape Cod build affordable homes from Bourne to Provincetown.
Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod has built nearly 200 homes from Bourne to Provincetown and is currently completing homes in Dennis and Wellfleet. In 2026, new builds in Falmouth, Brewster, and Pocasset will begin. Additional builds over the next few years are planned for Yarmouth, Marstons Mills, Orleans, and North Falmouth. Qualifying families are selected via drawing. Future homeowners contribute sweat equity by helping build their homes alongside local volunteers, and then they purchase their homes with an affordable mortgage. Habitat Cape Cod has been nationally recognized for building energy-efficient, affordable homes. All homes are deed-restricted to remain affordable in perpetuity. Habitat Cape Cod relies on the generosity of the community to build affordable homes with local Cape Cod families. To ensure gifts stay local, donors must donate online at habitatcapecod.org or via mail to 411 Main Street, Suite 6, Yarmouth Port, MA 02675.
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Sandra Harrison Volunteer & Community Relations Manager
- November 18, 2025
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