Warren County Habitat for Humanity (Warren County Habitat) recently welcomed to their team a new Executive Director, Pam DiMartile. Pam is a long time Hackettstown resident, and she is filling the position in place of Ben Eskow, who took a position with Habitat for Humanity International in January of this year. 

Pam is incredibly excited to be working for an organization where she can so strongly connect with the mission. Having worked in public radio, education, running her own business, and most recently at Fulton Bank, Pam is excited to bring her wide range of experience to Warren County Habitat for Humanity.

As an introduction to the organization, Pam was joined by Board President Donna Detrick on what she called a “whirlwind tour” of current and future build sites, rehab projects, completed homes and finished repair sites. She has been introduced to the staff and volunteers, who inspire her with their stories of how their involvement with Warren County Habitat has made an impact on their lives.

“I feel so blessed to be part of such a loving, caring organization that is so focused on the wellbeing of others,” Pam commented. “Being part of this team is a dream come true for me.”

Warren County Habitat for Humanity has open enrollment for their Critical Home Repair program. If you or someone you know is a homeowner and needs repairs, please visit www.warrenhabitat.org/programs/critical-repair to see if you qualify. 

To support the work Warren County Habitat for Humanity is doing in your community, feel free to visit their website at www.warrenhabitat.org.