Past news stories
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Habitat House Showcases Recovery Partnership in TuscaloosaAugust 15, 2011 | FEMA.gov |
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Habitat For Humanity Turning To Safe RoomsJuly 27, 2011 | WKRG News |
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Kent State football players hold clinic, assist storm victimsJuly 24, 2011 | tuscaloosanews.com |
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Nick Saban greets Kent State players volunteering at Habitat for Humanity houses in HoltJuly 22, 2011 | al.com |
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Taylor Swift Gift Helps Nick’s Kids Extend Tornado Relief EffortsCoach Nick and Terry Saban are pleased with Project Team Up’s progress and now extend further support to Habitat for Humanity to help rebuild Tuscaloosa! |
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Alabama Gymnastics and Habitat for HumanityJuly 21, 2011 | GymTide |
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Big Apple assistance in Tuscaloosa reconstructionJuly 21, 2011 | tuscaloosanews.com |
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Gymnastics Participates in Habitat for Humanity Work DayJuly 21, 2011 | HobNob Tuscaloosa |
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AU and UA students build a "House United"July 18, 2011 | Fox6 WBRC |
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Habitat for Humanity increasing efforts following tornadoJune 2, 2011 | tuscaloosanews.com |
Past events
LouisiBama Gumbo Bowl
The LouisiBama Gumbo Bowl was held on November 5, 2011, during the annual showdown between the University of Alabama and Louisiana State University. The world's largest seafood gumbo was cooked in a 300-year-old cast iron pot by chefs John Folse and Rick Tramonto, with former Alabama football All-American and All-Pro Miami Dolphin Bob Baumhower and his executive chef, Steve Zucker.
All proceeds raised benefited Nick's Kids Fund, a major partner of Habitat for Humanity, and Caring Days Adult Daycare.
To see photos from the event, visit our Facebook page.
What goes into the world's largest seafood gumbo, anyways?
- 750 pounds of shrimp
- 450 pounds of catfish
- 100 pounds of crabmeat
- 200 pounds of alligator meat
- 25 pounds of Louisiana crawfish
- 10 gallons of oysters
- 200 pounds of diced onions
- 75 pounds of diced celery
- 100 pounds of diced green bell peppers
- 150 pounds of okra
- 50 pounds of garlic
- 20 pounds of butter