Cranbrook Habitat Project receives major contribution and completion announced

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(L-R) Gord Johnston, Cranbrook Habitat Project Leader, Dave Williams, Director of Operations/Contracting Division of The Mainroad Group and Lorne Isberg, General Manager of Salvador Ready Mix Concrete LP.

(L-R) Gord Johnston, Cranbrook Habitat Project Leader, Dave Williams, Director of Operations/Contracting Division of The Mainroad Group and Lorne Isberg, General Manager of Salvador Ready Mix Concrete LP.

The Habitat for Humanity Cranbrook Project Committee is pleased and excited announce the official handing over of the keys to the finished HFH home to the selected family: David and Coreena Berry and their four children Hana, Jordan, Alysha and Samantha, on Saturday, November 1, 10 a.m., at 217 Crestbrook Avenue, Slaterville, Cranbrook (behind ICBC)

Rick Friesen, Regional Executive Director for Habitat for Humanity Southeast BC and Mayor Wayne Stetski will be in attendance.

The first East Kootenay Habitat for Humanity home  is now completed and one of the major contributors to the project has been Salvador Ready Mix Concrete LP, a subsidiary of The Mainroad Group since 2006.

HFH Project Leader Gord Johnston noted that: “Lorne Isberg represented one of the first community businesses to agree to support this project. The concrete was such a huge part of the first stage and the Salvador donation gave us an incredible boost.”

“Salvador Ready Mix Concrete LP is very pleased to have had the opportunity to supply concrete and aggregate to the Habitat for Humanity housing project in Cranbrook,” said General
Manager Lorne Isberg. “It was very nice to work alongside so many volunteers and to see a project of this magnitude come to completion. Thank you for allowing us to be a part of this endeavour.”

Johnston added, “This is just one example of the support we’ve received. Community support is the only way this kind of project can progress and we sincerely thank all the businesses, groups and individuals who have made it possible.”

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