An Encouraging Local Story about a Response to Items Stolen from a Habitat for Humanity Tool Trailer
People put information on Facebook, news outlets did stories on our loss, and we sent emails to our friends.
The outpouring of support was immediate and generous. A contractor who got a tweet from his pastor at Seacoast Church had his own tools stolen several months ago, so he knew how it felt to lose such needed items. He purchased for us some brand new tools and also some used tools, spending over $700 of his own money.
Members of the Charleston Trident Home Builders Association and the Custom Residential Architects Network donated more than $4,000 in a matter of days. One of our board members offered to match donations by other members up to $2,500.
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Posted December 30, 2012 at 11:50 am
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