Airman 1st Class Tyler Hurt and other volunteers from Charleston AFB raise framing to make a wall for a new home while volunteering for Habitat for Humanity through the Charleston AFB First Six Dec. 11. The First Six sponsors many programs and initiatives like Habitat for Humanity to promote volunteering in local communities. Airman Hurt is with the 437th Operations Support Squadron (U.S. Air force photo/Senior Airman Timothy Taylor)

Airmen from Charleston AFB secure the siding to a house while volunteering for Habitat for Humanity off base Dec. 11. Organizations like the First Six and Top 3 sponsor many programs and initiatives like Habitat for Humanity to promote volunteering in local communities. (U.S. Air force photo/Senior Airman Timothy Taylor)

Airmen from Charleston AFB secure the siding to a house while volunteering for Habitat for Humanity through the Charleston AFB First Six Dec. 11. The First Six sponsors many programs and initiatives like Habitat for Humanity to promote volunteering in local communities. (U.S. Air force photo/Senior Airman Timothy Taylor)

Robert Fackovec, left, and Ed Stephens, right, measure and cut wood with a table saw at a building site for Habitat for Humanity off base Dec. 11. Mr. Fackovec and Mr. Stephens, both from Charleston, S.C., volunteered to help build a house with Airmen from Team Charleston to help needy families. (U.S. Air force photo/Senior Airman Timothy Taylor)