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Wilkes-Barre General Hospital employees donate to Head Start

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<p>Wells Fargo recently presented Wyoming Valley Habitat for Humanity with a $35,000 grant award. The charitable contribution will help fund Habitat&#8217;s Nanticoke home build that will house a local, low-income family and help them achieve the dream of first-time homeownership. Along with the monetary support, Wells Fargo team members contributed 600 hours of volunteer labor at the Nanticoke project. From left, are Sara Hogan, Back Mountain branch manager, Wells Fargo; Bob Borwick, president, Wyoming Valley Habitat for Humanity Board of Directors; Karen Evans Kaufer, executive director, WVHFH; Mary Beth Allen, volunteer coordinator, WVHFH; Mike Rotell, Kingston branch manager, Wells Fargo; Kevin Engelman, District Manager/Vice President of the Wilkes-Barre Market, Wells Fargo. </p><style>
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Wells Fargo donates $35,000 to Habitat for Humanity