WASHINGTON, NJ (Warren County) – For the third year in a row, State Farm representatives have generously donated their time at various Warren County Habitat for Humanity (Warren County Habitat) volunteer sites.
Their day of service this year was at Warren County Habitat’s new retail location, The HUT, and is linked to a $5000 grant that was awarded to the organization.
Three State Farm agents eagerly assisted HUT employees and volunteers on their day of service by organizing and restocking clothing, shoes, and accessories, and helping to maintain the cleanliness of the storefront. The State Farm representatives presented a check for $5,000 to Warren County Habitat to support their programs building and repairing homes in Warren County.
Warren County Habitat for Humanity relies on community support to implement and grow each of their programs. To learn more, volunteer or join the conversation, visit www.warrenhabitat.org or stop in at the ReStore on Route 57 in Washington.
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