LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE recently announced that it is launching a nationwide partnership with Habitat for Humanity. 
As the tour travels across the country, the cast and crew are committing to spend time helping on a Habitat build in each city they visit. They’ll also make a donation of at least $1,500 in each city to help the work of HfH. They started in early August with a build in the Bronx in New York City – you can see a clip of them working here.
LITTLE HOUSE star Melissa Gilbert noted that the message of the musical (and the books and television series that preceded it) is “the importance above all of a home and a strong family” which aligns perfectly the mission of Habitat.
We’re very excited to hear about this partnership, and when the show reaches Denver this December, we here at the DCPA will partner with the show and Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver to contribute to Habitat’s efforts here in our city. This will be especially important in December – hopefully we’ll be able to help a family start a great new year in its new home.
Want to learn more about the new musical version of LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE? Visit its website.
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