Marathon Petroleum Helps Findlay Family Celebrate a New Place To Call Home
Key Highlights
- ➤250+ MPC employees contributed 1,400+ hours across 300+ shifts
- ➤MPC partnership helped complete three Findlay homes for local families
- ➤Miranda Phillips received keys to her new Findlay, Ohio home
- ➤Phillips completed 400 hours of Habitat sweat equity
- ➤Homeowners will make 30-year mortgages at lower interest rates
Expert Statements
Jacqui Schlachter, Senior Director of Supply Chain Midstream Operations and Corporate Services at Marathon Petroleum
“A house dedication is more than the completion of a building. It is the beginning of a new chapter.”
Jacqui Schlachter, Senior Director of Supply Chain Midstream Operations and Corporate Services at Marathon Petroleum
“These homes will be places where families gather, milestones are celebrated and memories are made for years to come.”
Miranda Phillips, Homeowner and full-time medical assistant
“It's hard to put into words what this moment means to our family. We've been looking forward to this day for so long, and now it's finally here.”
Miranda Phillips, Homeowner and full-time medical assistant
“The kids are excited, I'm excited, and we can't wait to start making memories in our new home.”
Jacqui Schlachter, Senior Director of Supply Chain Midstream Operations and Corporate Services at Marathon Petroleum
“I'm especially proud of the more than 250 MPC employees who worked over 300 shifts and contributed more than 1,400 hours.”
Jacqui Schlachter, Senior Director of Supply Chain Midstream Operations and Corporate Services at Marathon Petroleum
“Their commitment shows what we can accomplish when we work together to support families in our community.”
Warren Long, Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity of Findlay/Hancock County
“Handing over the keys is always one of the most rewarding parts of what we do.”
Warren Long, Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity of Findlay/Hancock County
“It's the moment when all the hard work, generosity and collaboration come together for a family.”
Warren Long, Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity of Findlay/Hancock County
“We're incredibly grateful to Marathon Petroleum and the volunteers who helped make this day possible.”
Miranda Phillips, Homeowner and full-time medical assistant
“To know that my kids have a place to grow up, feel safe and truly call their own is everything.”
Miranda Phillips, Homeowner and full-time medical assistant
“We're finally home.”
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire / November 9, 2026 / Key Points * Miranda Phillips and her three younger children received the keys to their new home in Findlay, Ohio, made possible through a partnership between Habitat for Humanity of Findlay/Hancock County and Marathon Petroleum. * More than 250 Marathon Petroleum employees contributed over 1,400 volunteer hours across more than 300 shifts to help build three homes for local families. * The dedication held special meaning for Marathon leader Jacqui Schlachter, who presented Phillips with the keys years after Phillips babysat her children. What began with raising the first walls of a house became a celebration of a new beginning for Miranda Phillips and her family.
Just months after helping lift those first walls into place, Phillips and her three younger children received the keys to their new home in Findlay, Ohio, made possible through a partnership between Marathon Petroleum and Habitat for Humanity of Findlay/Hancock County.
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