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Habitat For Humanity Launches Volunteer Recruitment Drive

Habitat For Humanity Windsor-Essex
Published: Jul 24, 2025
Kingsville Times

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Habitat for Humanity Windsor-Essex is calling on community members to join a dynamic new volunteer team that’s preparing to respond when disaster strikes.

With over $580,000 in provincial funding, Habitat Windsor-Essex is launching a bold new arm of their Repair Revolution Program. This effort is designed to train and equip local volunteers to assist during floods, storms, and other emergencies.

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