Sid Johnson, a licensed remodeler with Northwest Arkansas Floor Refinishing, (right) stains and seals concrete floor as Dave Bear, construction manager with Habitat for Humanity, (left) helps, Thursday, January 9, 2019 at a new home being built on 508 S. Washburn Ave. in Fayetteville. <br /> <br /> Habitat for Humanity is building their 57th house in Washington County for their Women Build program. In the program, women from the community come together to raise money for the building of a new home and also help build it. 70 percent of the home must be built by women.  <br /> <br /> The house will go to a single mother and her son. Habitat has partnered with local businesses to help build the house like Sid Johnson of Northwest Arkansas Floor Refinishing.<br /> <br /> Habitat has worked on the house since July and expects to finish by march. Habitat is looking for week day volunteers to help with construction. <br /> <br /> Anyone interested in volunteering can sign up on givepulse.com found through habitatwashingtoncoar.org. This year, Habitat will roll out a new home repair program. People will be able to apply to have their homes repaired based on need, paid for by an interest-free loan the home-owner would pay back. Check out nwaonline.com/200110Daily/ for today's photo gallery.<br /> (NWA Democrat-Gazette/Charlie Kaijo)
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