Habitat for Humanity to kick off build season in Kitchener

By News Staff

Posted May 25, 2012 06:52:38 AM.

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It’s a big day for Habitat for Humanity Waterloo Region.

Today they will kick off this year’s build season on Howe Drive in Kitchener.

It’s actually the third year the group has been building townhomes in that area.   

Karen Redman with Habitat for Humanity tells 570 News key sponsors will be on hand for today’s event, including Toyota, Manulife, Home Depot and Highland Road United Church.

For more information on the program or to find out how to support Habitat for Humanity Waterloo Region visit their website by following this link to www.hfhwr.ca.

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