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Pin money for housing helps Homeless Families group
Advocates for Homeless Families uses House Pins to raise funds with laser cut pins priced at 13 dollars, selling through churches and volunteers. Created by Lucinda Yates in 1988, pins celebrate homes and themes like Valentine and Mother's Day, supporting two main programs: housing aid and a two year education and job training plan for families at risk of homelessness.
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Lucinda Yates
Scarborough
Maine
Ms. Yates
Portland
Advocates
Lucinda
Donna Gorgol
Ms. Gorgol
Carol Antoniewicz
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of
Frederick
House Pins
Ms. Antoniewicz
Advocates For