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Columbia Utilities, a Brooklyn electricity, natural gas, and oil company, supports various nonprofits through its Columbia Cares initiative including Habitat for Humanity New York City, which builds quality homes for families in need using volunteers. Habitat NYC was founded in 1984, has served over 380 families in the five boroughs with permanent housing, and began its first project with a visit from President and Mrs. Jimmy Carter.
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- 2. Columbia Utilities Helps Families in Need Columbia Utilities, a third-generation electricity, natural gas, and oil company in Brooklyn, NewYork, considers customer satisfaction a high priority. In addition to its workday activities, Columbia Utilities supports various nonprofit and educational entities through its Columbia Cares initiative, including Habitat for Humanity NewYork City, which transforms lives by building quality homes with families in need.
- 3. Columbia Utilities Helps Families in Need Founded in 1984, Habitat NYC builds in the five boroughs of New York City with families in need and volunteers. Each year, thousands of NewYorkers from faith institutions, corporations, schools, and civic groups come to build and learn more about how to help solve NewYork's affordable housing crisis.
- 4. Columbia Utilities Helps Families in Need With the help of thousands of volunteers every year, Habitat NYC has served more than 380 families in the five boroughs of New York City with their permanent housing needs. Habitat NYC's first project in NewYork City began with President and Mrs. Jimmy Carter's visit and build in the Lower East Side.
- 5. Columbia Utilities Helps Families in Need For more information on how to get involved, visit Habitat NYC’s online calendar with volunteer opportunities at http://habitatnyc.org/volunteer/individuals#calendar