H4H, volunteers build again
Brad Long, owner of KBL Construction, installs the gable truss at the front of the SAW Habitat for Humanity home in Augusta County. Submitted photo.
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From staff reports
Published: August 1, 2008
On Monday, KBL Construction of Swoope, led by owner Brad Long, donated the use of its crane and crew to the latest SAW Habitat for Humanity home. They set the trusses, sheeted the roof and laid down the tar-paper – essentially putting two Habitat homes under construction in Augusta County in the “dry.”
“It gave me a chance to do something positive and give back to the community,” said Long.
The service, coupled with the donation of trusses from Universal Forest Products in Fishersville, helped the SAW Habitat build more homes for qualified families.
For more information on how churches or businesses can donate, or to volunteer time to help build a home, call the SAW Habitat office at 886-1944 or visit http://www.habitatsaw.org.
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