Former President Jimmy Carter celebrated his 100th birthday, marking a significant milestone as the longest-lived U.S. president. Despite being under hospice care, Carter's legacy continues through his extensive humanitarian work, particularly with Habitat for Humanity, where he and his late wife Rosalynn have volunteered for over 40 years. On his birthday, volunteers in various locations, including St. Paul and Flathead Valley, gathered to build homes, emphasizing the importance of affordable housing. Lawmakers participated in the construction efforts, highlighting the need for bipartisan support in housing initiatives. The Carters' contributions have inspired countless individuals, reinforcing the belief that homeownership is a fundamental human right. Alongside this celebration, 100 new citizens were sworn in on Carter's birthday in his hometown, Plains, Georgia.