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Faith Leaders’ Build joins Habitat for Humanity today on Kingston Road

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By Sarah Moore

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Faith Leaders’ Build and Habitat for Humanity Toronto are joining forces today at 4572 Kingston Rd. to help build 29 new homes.

Rabbis, imams and pastors will come together for the eighth year in a row.

To date, Faith Leaders’ Build has raised over $40,000. Rabbi Ed Elkin, Brian Elcombe and other participating leaders of faith will raise another $5,000 to go toward building more safe and affordable homes in Toronto.

For more information, contact Neil Hetherington, CEO for Habitat for Humanity Toronto at (416) 755-7353 ext. 223.

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