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Contact Guirlene Morales:
guirlene@hncc.org, 860-541-2208 x2213
Habitat's
A
Brush
With
Kindness
program
assists
homeowners
with
external
and
internal
repairs.
Helping
the
Elderly,
Disabled
and
Veterans
Now
Accepting
Applications!
Know
someone
in
need?
WWW.HFHNCC.ORG
R
ecently, Habitat for Humanity North Central Connecticut
(HFHNCC) received over $300,000 in grants from the Hartford
Foundation for Public Giving, Ilsababy Foundation and the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development's Veteran Home
Repair Modification program supporting the non-profit organization's
expansion and programs in the Tolland County area.
"Affordable housing is one of the most critical social issues affecting
Americans," said Karraine Moody, CEO, HFHNCC. "As we continue
to expand into Tolland County, this type of funding is critical to our
ability to serve the most vulnerable families, like the elderly, disabled
and Veteran homeowners, and help Connecticut residents maintain
homeownership".
With this financial support, HFHNCC can now implement its A Brush
with Kindness (ABWK) program in Tolland County and has set a goal
of assisting as many as 30 homeowners by the end of 2023. Eligible
homeowners must own a home in Bolton, Ellington, Somers, Stafford
Springs, Tolland, Union and Vernon. You can partner with Habitat for
Humanity by spreading the word and/or sponsoring an ABWK project.
Please visit www.HFHNCC.org to learn more.
Habitat for Humanity wants to help
30 homeowners in Tolland County
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