FPD team donates time, material so a low-income disabled vet has place to call home
0Fullerton Police Department employees, about 20 strong, recently spent their day off doing anything but relaxing. The group, which included officers, reservists, cadets, a Retired Senior Volunteer (RSVP) and a jailer, turned screwdrivers and swung pick-axes. They hung drywall and put down flooring. They measured and vacuumed. The volunteer effort, which took place Friday, Dec. 2, went toward a Habitat for Humanity project to build an energy-efficient home for a low-income military veteran. Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit that builds homes that then are typically purchased and lived in by low-income families. The mortgage is discounted based on the…
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