The now-98-year-old helped build 30 homes in the East Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas and 20 homes in Fort Worth's Central Meadowbrook neighborhood.
As we reflect on the life and service of former President Jimmy Carter, CBS 11 took a look at the impacts he made in North Texas.
"He's busy. He doesn't sit around and chit chat, he goes to work," said Gage Yager, CEO of Trinity Habitat for Humanity.
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