MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- On May 29, volunteers came together to support the community advancement of homeownership for local families stated in a news release Wednesday, June 4. 

Volunteers from Powering Milwaukee Forward, GE Heathcare and the Charles Antetokounmpo Family Foundation came together in an event hosted at a Habitat for Humanity build site, they showcased efforts already underway to allow more affordable housing. 

Giannis Antetokounmpo and his family along with volunteers from GE Healthcare came to Milwaukee's Harambee neighborhood to build homes for local families. 

"Having a safe and affordable place to call home is something that every family deserves," said Giannis in a press statement. "It's more than just a roof-it's about stability, love and the chance to build a better future. Seeing the impact today reminds me that when we invest in people and their neighborhoods, we're building a stronger future for us all." 

Throughout the day the organizations presented how they work side-by-side to create paths to long-term financial security and well-being. 

"Events like this demonstrate the powerful nonprofit housing ecosystem we have in Milwaukee," said CEO of Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity Brian Sonderman. "Align with the goals of Powering Milwaukee Forward, teamwork, family, collaboration and the power of community coming together to create a better future."