Habitat for Humanity gives Bed-Stuy home a makeover
Nearly 100 Habitat for Humanity workers gave several Bed-Stuy apartments a makeover this weekend. The volunteers got to work laying down new wooden flooring and repainting low-income housing units.
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Jan 16, 2012, 6:43 PM
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Nearly 100 Habitat for Humanity workers gave several Bed-Stuy apartments a makeover this weekend.
The volunteers got to work laying down new wooden flooring and repainting low-income housing units.
The project aims to provide better quality housing for families who can't afford it.
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