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Connie Bennett would not consider herself a "big" NASCAR fan, but there is definitely one driver she's going to start pulling for and that's Joey Logano.
It might have something to do with the fact that the No. 22 Ford Fusion and Team Penske driver brought several of his teammates to help Bennett and her family with the construction of her new Habitat for Humanity Cabarrus Home.
"It's good to prove that no matter how high somebody moves up in the world they still think about the little people that are trying to get somewhere," Bennett said.
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We expect this event to SELL OUT again this year! Don't wait to get your tickets or your table!
March 12, 2016 at the Great Wolf Lodge 7:00-11:00pm
This is sure to be a Sham-Rockin' good party to benefit Habitat for Humanity Cabarrus County! Join the fun and enjoy a buffet dinner, drinks, a deejay, dancing, silent auction & raffle!
Click here for information on
Tickets and Sponsorship Opportunities.
Click here to see some of the great
Silent and Live Auction Items that will be available. More are coming in every day!
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"It's spring fever. That is what the name of it is. And when you've got it, you want - oh, you don't quite know what it is you do want, but it just fairly makes your heart ache, you want it so!" - Mark Twain
Each March a migration of youthful abandon sends students to Florida and other sunny climes for a week of NOT STUDYING called Spring Break. Many students spend a week enjoying cruises, beach sprees, and ski trips. They return to school with sunburned noses and fabulous tales of hijinks and romance.
But a beautiful subset of students pursues a different type of Spring Break.
Click here to learn how students from all over the nation spend Spring Break building with Habitat.
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Visit
http://on.fb.me/1T2boJe TODAY, like the post, and leave a comment saying that you want Habitat for Humanity Cabarrus County to receive the $250 donation from Ford Craven, Realtor!
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This spring, Habitat Cabarrus has a unique opportunity to bring women from all walks of life together for the 25th Anniversary Women Build.
We will work together to construct a new house for Julie Clinkscale and her five granddaughters. Women Build is about women encouraging each other to step out of our comfort zone and tackle all aspects of building a home. As a result, women become skilled and engaged volunteers.
After the home is completed in July, Julie will take on a 0% interest mortgage and make the house a home. The last Women Build home in Cabarrus County was completed in 2011 so it's time to get women building again!
There are many ways to be involved! You can be a team leader, join a team, be a corporate partner or support a team financially.
Click here to learn more about Women Build.
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