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    You are at:Home»Local News»Habitat for Humanity hosting furniture drive for Afghan family

    Habitat for Humanity hosting furniture drive for Afghan family

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    By on October 14, 2021 Local News, Manhattan
    Manhattan Area Habitat for Humanity is getting first of many Afghan families settled into their new homes.
    KMAN spoke with Executive Director, Josh Brewer with Manhattan Area Habitat for Humanity. The Habitat Restore created a donation drive to increase their existing furniture inventory .  Along with a provided grant to families to furnish their homes through the Restore.
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    The Housing MHK Fund is a local non-profit, assisting with expenses for Afghan Allies.
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    For more information visit: http://allieswelcome.com/
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