Ichabod Crane High School’s Habitat for Humanity Club Elects Officers for 2023-24

Photo (left to right): David Oldrich ‘24, Mark Costanzo ‘24, Robert Hunter ‘24, Emma Holmberg ‘23, Amara Gabriel ‘23

​Columbia County Habitat for Humanity is proud to announce that its charter club at Ichabod Crane High School recently held elections of officers for the 2023-24 school year. Robert Hunter ‘24 was elected President; Mark Costanzo ‘24 was elected Vice President; Amara Gabriel ‘23 and David Oldrich ‘24 were elected as co-Treasurers; and Emma Holmberg ‘23 was elected as Secretary.  

The Habitat for Humanity Club at Ichabod Crane High School works with Columbia County Habitat for Humanity to help support its mission of building safe, decent, and affordable housing for working families throughout the county. The club meets monthly and is open to any student attending Ichabod Crane High School. The club was first organized by long-time Ichabod Crane faculty member Judy Bury in 1996 and she is still involved today serving as co-advisor along with History teacher Randy Goold. 

The club is currently raising funds with Little Caesars Fundraising Program. Proceeds from the sales will support the club's activities and a donation will be made to Columbia County Habitat. 

Columbia County Habitat for Humanity is celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2023 and has recently unveiled a new design for its future affordable starter home building projects that will allow it to increase production of safe, affordable homes for the County’s average-wage workers. Incorporating energy-efficient construction and systems along with a scalable design, Columbia County Habitat will be constructing a variety of homes to meet a diverse range of needs and is currently exploring and discussing potential building sites in several County municipalities.