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White Bear Lake, New Build

Update 2 - June 15, 2010

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Women Build 2010 kicks off with demolition project

The first thing that struck me as I walked up to our Women Build house on the morning of June 7th was the dappled sunlight filtering through the...

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Lowe's Construction Clinics for Women Build 2010

In the Spring of 2010, Lowe’s sponsored a round of training clinics for Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity’s 2010 Women Build program to help...

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Advocacy Update - May 2010

2010 MN State Legislative Wrap-up Wednesday, May 26, 2010 Twin Cities Habitat legislative agenda for 2010 was focused on Helping Neighborhoods &...

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Town Center Gardens

Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity (TCHFH) broke ground on their first home of a 24-home project in 2006. The project's goal was to complete 8 houses...

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Youth United and State Farm Kickoff Build

A chilly spring day was just beginning when members of Twin Cities Habitat’s Youth United Steering Committee arrived at their rehab project in East...

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2010 Women Build Initiative Kicks-Off in North Minneapolis

First-of-its-kind rehab project marks new meaning for annual effort

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Habitat Immersion Retreat - 2010

Friday, March 19, 2010, Jill Kilibarda, Civic Engagement Manager This week, nine volunteers joined me on our first ever Habitat Immersion Retreat in...

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Twin Cities Habitat Announces Change in Board Leadership at Annual Dinner

MINNEAPOLIS, February 17, 2010 –Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity’s Board of Directors gathered yesterday evening amid influential supporters and...

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Habitat for Humanity Minnesota Affiliates Join Advocacy Charge on Affordable Housing

Legislative agenda introduced at state capitol to support foreclosure recovery and neighborhood revitalization; efforts continue in Washington, D.C

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