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HOW TO: Repair Toilets
Learn what’s happening inside your toilet tank and practice simple repairs you can use at home. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to shut off the water, identify common tank parts, figure out why a toilet keeps running, and replace a flapper.
No plumbing experience is needed. Tools and practice materials will be provided.
Thursday, October 22, 2026
6:00–8:00 p.m.
Habitat ReStore, 3181 Berlin Drive, La Crosse, WI 54601
Space is limited. Please register by October 16th.
Transportation, childcare, and accessibility: We want you to be able to participate. The registration form includes a place to tell us if you need help getting to the ReStore, childcare, interpretation, or another accommodation. Please share what would be helpful when you sign up so a Habitat staff member can follow up with you before the workshop.
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- Address:
- Habitat La Crosse ReStore
- 3181 Berlin Drive
- La Crosse, WI 54601
- USA
- Time:
- Oct 22, 2026 6:30pm - 8:00pm
In Support of Habitat for Humanity of the Greater La Crosse Region
At Habitat, we envision a Coulee Region with ample, quality housing options and healthy, sustainable communities for all. We believe that decent, affordable housing should be a matter of conscience and action; we realize that there are people in our community who are living in inadequate conditions and that joining together we can provide a hand up – not a hand out.
Our values are as follows:
Committed to reuse and environmental sustainability: We believe healthy land and water are essential to a sense of home and belonging. Sustainable practices are embedded in our programs.
Rooted in faith in community: We honor the traditions and values of our founders, and we respect the needs and challenges of our local community as we together seek solutions for affordable housing.
Driven to innovate: We believe our mission calls us to be creative in our work. We look for fresh solutions and partnerships to solve the problems facing our community.
Called to advocate: We demand forward-thinking from our elected officials and work to keep the critical need for quality, affordable housing at the forefront of policy makers’ minds.
Committed to equity and justice: We recognize the historical and contemporary injustices that exclude countless individuals from homeownership, and we dedicate ourselves to addressing and repairing these harms.