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Refuge of Hope moves to larger Canton shelter
Refuge of Hope, Stark County's only emergency men's shelter, relocates from 405 Third St. NE to a new 18,500 square foot facility at 715 Second St. NE. The $4.5 million building, funded by donors including Ron and Dawn Hartmann, Paul and Carol David, and the Stark Community Foundations, features a larger dining room seating 165, expanded temporary housing, and more office space. Grand opening set for Monday noon to 2 p.m. with Habitat for Humanity and local churches aiding the project.
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Refuge of Hope
Stark
Canton
Stark County
Third St
Second St
Ministry
Duane Wykoff
Ron
Dawn Hartmann
Paul and
Carol David
George H. Double
Hoover
Sisters of Charity
Timken and
Stark Community Foundations
Habitat For Humanity
City of
First Church of the Resurrection
Wykoff
Jo Ann Carpenter