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Every Little Bit Adds Up: Charitable giving is for everyone...

I had the wonderful experience a few weeks ago thanks to my friendPete Laffertyof Merril Lynch, to volunteer for a day at a Habitat for Humanity site and help build a house in North Minneapolis. You will all think that I am crazy, but I and 6-7 other volunteers spent about 5 hours swinging hammers and staple guns and the other hour was spent eating lunch and "putting a few things" together. It was fabulous!!!! The wall sections of the house were pre-made for us and we sheathed them with plywood (the hammering) and then we covered the plywood with water barrier paper( the staple guns).
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