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A Simple, Decent Place to Live: The Building Realization of Habitat for Humanity
Readers will be moved by this exciting story of real-life good Samaritans in this uplifting story of Habitat for Humanity. Fuller tells how he came to be touched with the needs of others for affordable housing. He incorporates testimonies from celebrities--Jimmy Carter, Tom Brokaw, Paul Newman and others--who tell what Habitat for Humanity means to them.
235 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 1995
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August 14, 2011
If you're at all curious about how Habitat for Humanity became one of the leading non-profit organizations to address the need for adequate housing for all, then this is the book for you! An interesting account into the building of this organization, and a true testament to the spirit of people! Inspiring and uplifting!
April 12, 2009
I'm interested in Habitat for Humanity, but this was truly awful writing.
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