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Habitat For Humanity Launches Los Angeles Rebuild For Wildfire Survivors, Actress Karen Pittman Volunteers

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Habitat For Humanity Launches Los Angeles Rebuild For Wildfire Survivors, Actress Karen Pittman Volunteers

Today, as part of its ReBUILD LA program, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles launched a four-day community rebuilding effort in Pacific Palisades, bringing together more than 500 volunteers, residents, corporate and civic leaders, entertainment and media partners, construction professionals and community organizations to support wildfire survivors as they continue rebuilding more than a year after the Los Angeles wildfires.

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