Habitat for Humanity, Newark Teams up with TD Ameritrade to Build Homes in Newark
Newark, NJ (PRWEB) June 26, 2014 -- Habitat for Humanity Newark joined with TD Ameritrade Holding Corporation, a key corporate sponsor, and local dignitaries on June 26 to mark the ongoing construction of a home for a veteran in Newark.
Habitat Newark was joined by employees of TD Ameritrade, a house sponsorship partner who is helping build the home, at 424 S. 9th St. Tom Bradley, president of retail distribution of TD Ameritrade, said employees will be participating in a number of “Build Days” through August.
“I would like to thank TD Ameritrade for all its generous support over the years; the company is truly making a difference in the lives of hard-working Newark families,” said Jeff Farrell, executive director of Habitat Newark. “This is a company of dedicated people who understand that tremendous value of strong families and strong neighborhoods in Newark and nationally.”
The home is part of Habitat Newark’s “Veterans Initiative” in partnership with the non-profit GI Go Fund in Newark. The home, with four bedrooms and two bathrooms, will accommodate people with disabilities, including wider doors and wheelchair accessibility.
The home will be constructed through the hard work of corporate partners, volunteers and the veteran who will ultimately purchase the home.
“TD Ameritrade is proud to be an engaged corporate citizen, working to build better communities through our continued partnership with Habitat for Humanity,” Bradley said. “Since 2008, our Associates have shown an incredible spirit of volunteerism helping to build Habitat homes across the country.”
To become a partner family or to learn more about Habitat Newark’s service to the community, visit http://www.HabitatNewark.org.
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TD Ameritrade Holding Corporation and Habitat for Humanity, Newark are separate and unaffiliated entities and are not responsible for each other’s services or policies.
Chloe Miller, Jaffe Communications, +1 (973) 315-0300, [email protected]
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