A house will be built in October in the Athens-area using “green materials.”

Anyone can help tonight by going to see a movie.

The Women Build Campaign of Athens area Habitat for Humanity will hold a screening of “Water,” to raise money to build a house using non-synthetic chemicals, energy and water-efficient fixtures and solar powered lights.

“Women Build is a very tangible way all of us make a difference in the fight against poverty,” said Sue Lawrence, a member of the 2007 steering committee of Women Build. The organization consists of all female volunteers who work together to build a house for someone in need.

“Working together to plan, raise funds and raise the roof for the Habitat Women Build gave so many diverse women from all across our community the opportunity to combine our efforts to help a woman and her family have a safe, affordable home,” Lawrence said.

There will be hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar preceding the film.

“Water” (2005), a Deepa Mehta film nominated for an Academy Award, highlights the female battle against social and religious systems in Hinduism.

Also, three keynote speakers will discuss similar women’s issues: head of the University’s Alumni Foundation Debbie Dietzler, women’s studies professor Chris Cuomo and Athens Land Trust Project Director Heather Benham.