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<p>A donation of $5000 was presented to the Wyoming Valley Habitat for Humanity. The donation was made on behalf of MotorWorld Toyota to assist in the completion of the Habitat House located on Barnes Street in Ashley. The house is expected to be completed by spring of 2016. At the presentation, from left, are: Robert Borwick, president of the WVHFH; Karen Evans Kaufer, executive director of the WVHFH; and Rick Osick, president of MotorWorld Auto Group.</p><style>
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MotorWorld Toyota donates to Habitat for Humanity