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<p>MotorWorld Toyota recently presented a $5,000 grant award to Wyoming Valley Habitat for Humanity. The charitable contribution will help fund Habitat&#8217;s current home build in Nanticoke that will house a local, low-income family. Through donations and volunteer labor, Habitat is able to build and sell homes to partner families on terms they can afford. Presenting the check on behalf of MotorWorld Toyota was Rick Osick, president, MotorWorld | MileOne Autogroup. From left, Rick Osick, president, MotorWorld | MileOne Autogroup; Karen Evans Kaufer, executive director, Wyoming Valley Habitat for Humanity; Bob Borwick, president, Wyoming Valley Habitat for Humanity.</p><style>
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MotorWorld Toyota donates to Wyoming Valley Habitat for Humanity