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Coastal Association Raises Thousands for Habitat For Humanity
The Coastal Association of Realtors (CAR) Community
Service Committee raised and donated over $2,900 for Habitat For Humanity ofWorcester County. President Jennifer Cropper-Rines, left, presented
a check representing the proceeds from the July yard sale held at Grays Corner
Professional Center. Habitat plans to use the funds to continue construction on
the Flower Street Home site. Pictured, from left with Cropper-Rines, are
Habitat representatives Lauren Bunting, Tameka Pinkney (future homeowner) and
Christine Aument. Also pictured are CAR Community Service Chair
Vicki Harmon and member George Rines III.
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