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Building House Project for Mary McGuffin underway

Cane Valley Christian Church hopes to raise $40,000 by August 1, 2012 for "Mary's House"
The Adair County Way: Cane Valley Christian Church is spearheading community effort to raise money to rebuild home of mother, seven children, who lost their home in Keltnertown in fire

By Fran Neat

Mary McGuffin and her seven children recently lost their home in Keltnertown to a fire. They have been attending Cane Valley Christian Church for over two years now. Our church, along with community members, have started a drive to raise approximately $40,000 to build her home.

We would like your support in this endeavor and the support of the community. We are hoping to have the money by August 1 so we can begin the building project "Mary's House."

As the letter states, we have the land (at Cane Valley) and labor donated. Many supplies are being sold at a discounted price or at cost. I can envision this being a "community event" where everyone wants to get on board. Maybe even a group could go together and furnish a room or buy an appliance. The possibilities are endless.

We will do our best to keep the community informed on the project.

-Fran Neat Phone 270-250-1510




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Mary's House: $3,200 of $40,000 raised, June 30, 2012



2012-07-01 - Cane Valley, KY - Photo by Fran Neat. Organizers of the Mary's House Drive have a ambitious goal of raising $40,000 by August 1, 2012. They off to a jump start, with over $3,000 raised at the posting of this first thermometer. Details on ways to contribute are accessible by clicking the ReadMore button with the article. Fran Neat will be continuously updating the progress of the drive, to build a new home for Mary McGuffin's wonderful family, who lost everything in a recent Keltnertown fire. The new home will be built on land in the Cane Valley area.
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