Ebony Davis is a single mother of three sons: Mekhi-age 12; Cortez- 8, and Jabril- 6. Ebony and her family are currently living with a friend.

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Ebony was accepted into Habitat's homeownership program in the summer of 2022. Since then, she has completed the homeownership and financial education classes and has over 200 sweat-equity hours. 
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Ebony works for South Bend Medical Foundation as a Certified Phlebotomist. She first learned about Habitat's program through a friend who purchased her Habitat home a few years ago. When first accepted into the program, she said, "I felt blessed. I was worried that I would not get accepted into the program."
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Ebony shared that she grew up in foster care and moved from home to home. "A home is really important to me. I want my children to have a forever home, a place they can always come home to." She looks forward to having a yard for the boys to play in. 
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A safe and affordable home will allow Ebony to save more money instead of working to pay rent. "An affordable mortgage will mean I won't struggle to buy food or clothes for the boys. I'll be able to pay my mortgage and utilities and have money to do fun things with my kids."
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Ebony chose her floorplan, a 1,400 square foot, 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home in Elkhart.

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